Anyway, ignoring my own thread hijack, anyone heard similar?


mickb wrote:Not fear mongering here, just reporting what the LGS told me. They are having problems again getting 22Lr in, apparently Noia for example has larger backorders than in recent history. Reasons cited as some chemical used in manufacture being used for something in the Ukraine war. I swear this war will eventually be used for any excuse to raise prices, we will enable a new breed of trillionaires while I cant even buy a sandwich because "flour is being used in cruise missiles" or something.![]()
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Anyway, ignoring my own thread hijack, anyone heard similar?



Oldbloke wrote:I believe there is a world wide shortage of gun cotton. (Nitrocellulose)

mchughcb wrote:$1000 for a tub of trailboss?

deye243 wrote:mchughcb wrote:$1000 for a tub of trailboss?
Narh $1500 for a brick of cci velocitor I got heaps .



deye243 wrote:Oldbloke wrote:I believe there is a world wide shortage of gun cotton. (Nitrocellulose)
You are correct sir .
Now if you haven't got 5 to 10 years supply at least after everything that happened since obummer you deserve everything you get .

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Bello wrote:Hi Guys/Gals
I met a guy at the range, he wanted to sell me some 22LR ammo he didn't want anymore, a mixed bag of different stuff. When he told me how much he had and how much the was asking, it worked out to just under $16 a box of 50 bullets.
I can buy new stuff, and exactly what I want at my local gun shop for around the $9 or $10 a box of 50 bullets. This guy was serious, I told him at that price I wasn't interested.

bladeracer wrote:It would depend on what ammo it was, some .22LR is $50 a box of 50rds.

allan wrote:bladeracer wrote:It would depend on what ammo it was, some .22LR is $50 a box of 50rds.
So true...I shoot Lapua/SK pretty much exclusively and would gladly pay $16.00 per 50 for any decent lot number of the mid range stuff.


Mattraff wrote:I was at the local shop in Ballarat last week booking my daughter in for her junior permit and didn't notice any significant holes in their ammo wall. I think the biggest problem we have is the fact there are only a few importer/distributors in Australia and no manufacturing. I stocked up on Eley and CCI a while ago so won't need to buy ammo for many years. I dread the cost though when I do need to buy it







Fester wrote:I can't even find a shop selling Armsco to try.
The 22mag ammo went well and was over $100 a brick cheaper than the other brands.
Seen it advertised as on sale for about $285 somewhere but I don't support shops profiteering like that.
I heard the Aguilia ammo was shooting well for the Yanks and tried a pack but it's not that cheap unless you live near Brisbane and the shop doesn't even do a brick discount.
I have sort of given up on ammo testing as buying single packs will add up fast and that's not why we shoot 22s

257whby wrote:Isn't the bullet design with the big hollow point copied from the old Aussie made Power Points and Subsonics ?
Whilst on my way to my shootin' property a year or so ago I dropped into a local dealer in the nearby town and picked up 3 bricks of Oz Power Points in the old Orange Boxes, (some guy had brought all his stuff into the shop) .....it was Christmas for me !




mchughcb wrote:Current Nioa aren't bringing in CCI 1050fps 40gr segmented hollow points or the 970fps 45gr segmented hollow points. That's a shame. You can buy them in NZ though.
