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still afloat | 02-15-2009 02:58 PM
.22 cal Ammo question. Is there a lead free .22 LR , .22 short .etc ? If there is ever a full lead ban on ammo , what would the options be for the .22 If my only half full box of 50 were to fall into the lake the day before the ban what would I do when the shops remove the evil lead ones from the shelf before I get there ?

gangsta99 | 02-15-2009 04:13 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Just stock up on .22 LR ammo from Wally World. I am sitting on around 40 boxes now of the Federal 550 count boxes. That should be enough to last me a hell of a long time, ban or no ban.

CrufflerJJ | 02-16-2009 03:43 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Quote:
Originally Posted by gangsta99 (Post 1571745) Just stock up on .22 LR ammo from Wally World. I am sitting on around 40 boxes now of the Federal 550 count boxes. That should be enough to last me a hell of a long time, ban or no ban.
My local WallyWorld has the Federal 550 round boxes for $13.47 each. Not too shabby at all. I picked up another half dozen boxes today while getting some groceries.

still afloat | 02-16-2009 04:44 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Ok , in reality there may be a box or 2 more that stated above :biggrin: so that aside .Is there such a thing as a lead free .22 LR , short or mag round in production at this time ? If not , would that be the end of the .22 as anything other than a wall ornament for those that didn't stock up ?

hypervel | 02-16-2009 05:35 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. I might suggest there will be a period of lawlessness if such immediate bans came to pass. Prolly just wishful thinking.

Ag_man | 02-16-2009 06:00 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Quote:
Originally Posted by still afloat (Post 1573629) Ok , in reality there may be a box or 2 more that stated above :biggrin: so that aside .Is there such a thing as a lead free .22 LR , short or mag round in production at this time ? If not , would that be the end of the .22 as anything other than a wall ornament for those that didn't stock up ?
To the best of my knowledge, there is no non-lead .22LR being made today. These proposed lead bans do concern me as well. I'm close to 3000 .22 LR rounds, but that's probably less than half of what I should have. The 10K number is often quoted for what one should hold in .22 LR.

gangsta99 | 02-16-2009 11:49 PM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Quote:
Originally Posted by CrufflerJJ (Post 1573489) My local WallyWorld has the Federal 550 round boxes for $13.47 each. Not too shabby at all. I picked up another half dozen boxes today while getting some groceries.
You ever go there late in the evening and run into the crazy old short woman working back in sporting goods? She cracks me up with some of her comments when I go in there and buy a couple hundred dollars of ammo at a time.

moreair | 02-17-2009 12:01 AM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. I only have four Wally World boxes:bawling: However, I do see another four in the near future. It is the only gun that is cheap to shoot.

St. Germain | 02-17-2009 01:00 AM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. .22 is popcorn. Buy the big tub and it is gone in no time. ST

CrufflerJJ | 02-17-2009 04:52 AM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Quote:
Originally Posted by gangsta99 (Post 1574507) You ever go there late in the evening and run into the crazy old short woman working back in sporting goods? She cracks me up with some of her comments when I go in there and buy a couple hundred dollars of ammo at a time.
Not sure if it's the same person, but the one who helped me yesterday was an older, grumbling, wheezing lady who was called away from restocking/destocking shelves of Valentine's Day stuff.

farscott | 02-17-2009 07:40 AM
Re: .22 cal Ammo question. Winchester is releasing some lead-free loads in .22 LR and .22 WMR. The bullets are made from tin and are lighter than lead bullets. The .22 LR loads were hyper-velocity loads. I suspect the CA legislation banning lead rimfire rounds in some areas will be enacted in other parts of the country, leading to more lead-free rounds.

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