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07/09/2008 7:14 PM  
I'm getting a .22 rifle for target practice (since my 20 guage and my step-dad's 30-30 is to loud for the nieghbors when we go into the woods) i'm getting a .22 for target practice.  Since money is tight now...... im looking at a nice used marlin model 60.  What is some good ammo for this that is cheap?
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07/10/2008 10:27 AM  
I like the Remington 22 ammo and the CCI ammo is REALLY good but more expensive.

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07/10/2008 2:56 PM  
start stocking up on the federal bulk pack. right now it's about the cheapest good shooting ammo out there @$11.97 for 550 rounds. remington thunder bolts went from $9.99 to $22.99 in just 5 months.

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07/10/2008 3:30 PM  
I hate the thunder bolts they jam in my gun, I have the marlin semi auto 22, it likes the federals and a box of 500 is like 3 dollars

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07/10/2008 3:32 PM  
hey I bought a crosman strom xt 1000 fps pellet gun and its quiter than a 22 and knocks squirrel and rabbit dead, killed a 90 lb and a 60 lb hog with one shot to the head from about 5 yards

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07/14/2008 8:24 PM  
I hate thunderbolts 2 jst through out a hole box bc they kept jamming and misfireing.

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07/23/2008 10:37 AM  
Whatever you do, dont get your .22 ammo from your local wal-mart. they keep it on the shelf too long

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07/23/2008 1:37 PM  
i buy all my ammo at walmart from 22 to 270 and never had a problem with any of it

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07/24/2008 7:24 AM  
i order mine from the factory. idk it might just be both of the local wal-marts that we got around here. but yeah i live in the middle of nowhere. anything bigger thatn .22 though i handload. its a whole lot cheper in the long run plus a do a lnog range shooting competitions so i DEMAND the best possible accuracy

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07/27/2008 9:20 AM  
uh,it takes several years before powder or factory ammo to go bad,and even then the bad will fire
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07/27/2008 5:28 PM  
Thanks for the replies.... the Thunderbolts work best!
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08/28/2008 2:48 PM  
My Savage Mark II is deadly with the cheap Winchester Dyna-Points from Walmart.  I've tried the more expensive rounds but keep going back to the Dyna-Points.

Like their centerfire relatives...you need to find a round that your gun likes.  Try the Dyna-Points tho...they are cheap!!!
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