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Califbill

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On Thu, 04 Sep 2014 21:50:31 -0500, Califbill
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On Thu, 04 Sep 2014 19:49:43 -0400, F*O*A*D wrote:

Actually very efficient. One .50 BMG hits harder than a dozen of those
center fires and as much as a box of .22rf
The bullet is 700-800 gr with around 14,000 ft/pounds of energy that
can easily reach out 2000 yards for a lousy $4 a round.

I never shoot zombies until I can see their glassily fixed eyes.
Besides, the .357s are about 30 cents each now, and so are the .223s,
and .22LRs can be had for a nickel this week. Prices are indeed dropping.

Any .357 worthy of shooting Zombies is going to be a buck a shot
(Critical Duty, Critical Defense or Buffalo Bore).

I have been watching the price drop and I agree. I am about to
replenish my supply.
If I see any decent 7.62x51 for a quarter I will probably be buying
1000 or two. I am waiting for .45 to be a tad less.
It is the classic, looking for the bottom.
I still have some South African 7.62 in 200 round battle packs that I
paid around a quarter for, during the Bush administration.
I think I paid 22 cents for the .45s I am still shooting my way
through. They are brass and boxer primed but I am not reloading them
so I don't really care.
I did think about breaking out my reloader and cranking out some .38s
when the prices were going nuts. I have the components to load 1000 or
so. I just never had the time. That is for single guys or married guys
trying to get away from the wife.

Was picking up stuff at the gun store today. $22 45 acp 50 rounds. $8.49
for 20 rds 5.56.

Usually the deals on commodity ammo like the military calibers are
found on the internet and in "can" quantities, battle packs or 1000
rounds depending on where they are coming from,.

The $8.49 was cheaper than the 1000 can.
http://static---discountgunmart.app-...LotSalePDF.pdf