.22 LR Ammo

stu929 · Feb 5, 2013

afree1 said:
It is my understanding that Centurion is manufactured by Aguila.

There is an aguila centurion but there is also a brand named centurion that is made by someone else. Guess it could be made in the same factory but I know there is a brand named centurion as well as a line but they aren't directly related as far as I know.

Dialtone · Feb 5, 2013

samcolt45 said:
Just saw this auction on Gunbroker. Holly smoke , paying that much for 22LR.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=325263455
Federal 36gr CPHP 5250 rds $1000.00 WOW

KimuraFTW said:
That's completely insane...

Thats Gun Broker...

Keep watching somebody will eventually buy it. :sad20:

Mooseman · Feb 5, 2013

stu929 said:
There is an aguila centurion but there is also a brand named centurion that is made by someone else. Guess it could be made in the same factory but I know there is a brand named centurion as well as a line but they aren't directly related as far as I know.

My google fu tells me that Centurion is based in Texas and is the importer of Aguila. They also import their private label (Centurion), which is made in the same factory. This factory was originally set up by Remington some time in the 60's.

jettoblack · Feb 6, 2013

For anyone who couldn't make it to Annapolis today, there are some various types of Aguila brand .22 LR ammo available at Natchez and on MidwayUSA.com:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?c...ammoSize=196&category=3&outOfStock=0&orderBy=

http://www.midwayusa.com/find?sortb...ewcategorydimensionid=16327&statuses=In Stock

notme0255 · Feb 6, 2013

jettoblack said:
For anyone who couldn't make it to Annapolis today, there are some various types of Aguila brand .22 LR ammo available at Natchez and on MidwayUSA.com:

http://www.natchezss.com/ammo.cfm?c...ammoSize=196&category=3&outOfStock=0&orderBy=

http://www.midwayusa.com/find?sortb...ewcategorydimensionid=16327&statuses=In Stock

Thanks and selling quick! I had some Aguila available and in the cart at Midway, got a second opinion on 30 grain ammo from a buddy and now POOF out of stock. SOB.

Crownroyal79 · Feb 7, 2013

Cabelas has "Chootem" CCI 26.99 for 375 rounds.

notme0255 · Feb 7, 2013

Crownroyal79 said:
Cabelas has "Chootem" CCI 26.99 for 375 rounds.

gone

Kharstin · Feb 7, 2013

The Gun Shop on Eastern Avenue in Essex had some on the counter next to some. 22 Win Mag yesterday.

Chris0nllyn · Feb 7, 2013

notme0255 said:
gone

Yea, I ordered some anyway.

Backordered only until the 20th of Feb.

Bohlieve410 · Feb 7, 2013

http://www.gunbot.net/index.php?cal=22lr

BenL · Feb 7, 2013

Nice- Thanks for posting. Picked up 1000 minimags.

ankrklankr · Feb 7, 2013

Was over to Keystone on Penn Ave late this a.m. and they had a case + of CCI standard velocity on the shelf, but verrrry pricey.

ankrklankr · Feb 7, 2013

That Keystone place were in Hagerstown - sri my bad

Bohlieve410 · Feb 7, 2013

BenL said:
Nice- Thanks for posting. Picked up 1000 minimags.

It's updated constantly as well.

If only they had this for stripped lowers dangit.

DarthZed · Feb 7, 2013

Meh, I bought a bunch of ammo on backorder for reasonable prices at Midway and Sportsmans Guide. They will get here...whenever. Just got an e-mail from midway a few minutes ago saying that they had shipped some of my .22lr bricks which had arrived in-stock.

I mean seriously, unless you NEED IT RIGHT NOW. Just order it online from whomever has a decent price, and it'll arrive in a month or so. Most sites don't charge you till it ships, so no skin off your nose to put an order in.

720Deere · Feb 7, 2013

I sure hope that once things calm down that people take this as a lesson in sufficient inventory! I never used to keep more than 1 or 2 shooting trips worth of anything in stock, but some odd instinct caused me to start building an inventory last year. I still don't have what I would call "sufficient supply", but I have enough that I only buy ammo right now when I find it at the price I am accustomed to paying.

Sporting clays is my highest volume shooting and I reload my own shotgun shells. I learned several years ago to keep at least a 1 year supply of all components on hand at all times. You never know when a powder factory is going to have a convenient explosion and cause a huge shortage and the lead market is always volatile. When you have a large inventory, it allows you some flexibility in replacing inventory at the right price.

BenL · Feb 7, 2013

Bohlieve410 said:
It's updated constantly as well.

If only they had this for stripped lowers dangit.

Or primers/powder.

AliasNeo07 · Feb 7, 2013

I haven't been able to find any .22LR.

Luckily I have a couple packs of minimags and a couple federal bulk packs to last me a little while.

notme0255 · Feb 8, 2013

JUST BOUGHT!

http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/23606

kjf45 · Feb 8, 2013

notme0255 said:
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/product/productId/23606

I got some too. It didnt last long.

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