To answer the next question: No, they're out of stock now.

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Rats! I was there on Tuesday evening and felt lucky to score a box of Remington UMC .357Sig. Just missed it by a couple of days.i8godzilla wrote:My son scored this at Gander Mountain in BCS during lunch today. I get half!![]()
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That particular store gets deliveries tonight, should have ammo in the morningRKirkwood wrote:So I know there are issues with getting ammo but- I go into Academy in Pearland where they have ammo. It used to be a whole row and on the rifle / pistol side only a few boxes. Today they shifted everything into half a row which was mostly shotgun shell.![]()
Try again tomorrow
Andy, you find some of the coolest smilies.
OK, do you design these emoticons because I like this particular one (although it looks like a single stage press)?
I've shot a bunch of them. They won't cycle a semi-auto, and in fact, I had one go off out of battery, so they're pretty much limited to use in revolvers, bolt-action, and single-shot rifles. They don't have much power. They work pretty well on Copperheads, but they won't break a glass bottle or penetrate a can even at point blank range (maybe I coke can, haven't tried that, but not a soup can).C-dub wrote:Andy, you find some of the coolest smilies.
BTW, I saw something this morning I didn't even know existed. I checked two WalMarts on the way to work this morning and saw some .22LR shot shells. They were #12 shot with 165 pellets I think. How small do those pellets have to be to get 165 of them in that little thing? I have a 5-stand match this weekend and thought it might be fun to try, but wondered if those little things would even break a clay or just bounce off. I didn't buy any.
I have fired them from my revolver with very similar results.VMI77 wrote:I've shot a bunch of them. They won't cycle a semi-auto, and in fact, I had one go off out of battery, so they're pretty much limited to use in revolvers, bolt-action, and single-shot rifles. They don't have much power. They work pretty well on Copperheads, but they won't break a glass bottle or penetrate a can even at point blank range (maybe I coke can, haven't tried that, but not a soup can).C-dub wrote:Andy, you find some of the coolest smilies.
BTW, I saw something this morning I didn't even know existed. I checked two WalMarts on the way to work this morning and saw some .22LR shot shells. They were #12 shot with 165 pellets I think. How small do those pellets have to be to get 165 of them in that little thing? I have a 5-stand match this weekend and thought it might be fun to try, but wondered if those little things would even break a clay or just bounce off. I didn't buy any.