Posted August 8, 2016 4:28 pm by Comments

By Glen Wunderlich

If you've contemplated introducing a youngster to shooting, the .22 rimfire is a great way to begin.

By Glen Wunderlich

If you’ve contemplated introducing a youngster to shooting, the .22 rimfire is a great way to begin.
Glen Wunderlich
Glen Wunderlich

USA-(Ammoland.com)- At long last it’s official: The .22 rimfire ammo shortage is over. Little by little the big supply houses, such as MidwayUSA, Brownells and Cabela’s, are getting more and more quantities of some America’s favorite, inexpensive plinking ammo; it’s even showing up in local hardware stores.

The new normal means inexpensive in relative terms, however.

It doesn’t seem that long ago when we could pick up a box of 50 rimfire rounds for under a buck. Now, that same ammo has skyrocketed to about 4 times as much or more! Compared to any centerfire fodder – or, for that matter, even the more quality-controlled rimfire target and match offerings – the lower-cost rimfire rounds are today’s bargain for economy-minded shooters.

If you’ve contemplated introducing a youngster to shooting, the .22 rimfire is a great way to begin. Month after month, the new rimfire firearms have been introduced, although some of them are mere variants of other models. Nothing wrong with that, but I wondered how popular any new gun would be, if ammo was …Read the Rest

Source:: AmmoLand

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