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Did I get a good deal?
05 August 2006, 04:45
Tyler KempDid I get a good deal?
At Walmart there was clearance ammo, 7mm RM $9 for Federal Premium Vital-Shok 150 Grain Nosler Solid Base Boat-Tail. I got 3 boxes, was this a good buy? Now for the crazy stuff...300 Weatherby Remington Gold Box $12. Scirocco's I think...I couldn't read it good and I couldn't go behind the counter. Thanks for replies.
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05 August 2006, 04:56
N E 450 No2Sounds like a good deal to me.

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05 August 2006, 05:00
Tyler KempI'm gonna start reloading, but Walmart had some shells left. Is this a good enough deal I should go buy them out? If nothing else I could probably sell them for more than $9 a box and turn a profit.
Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!
Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.
05 August 2006, 05:25
N E 450 No2Buy all they have. It is nice to have a stock pile of factory ammo, even if you do reload.
I do not think you could reload for that price.
The 150 Nosler Solid Base would be great for all game up to and including caribou.
I would recommend a premium bullet for elk and up.
PS Midway has Remington brass at $9.19 per 20, buy ALL the Federal 7MM ammo Wal Mart has at that price.
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05 August 2006, 05:44
analog_peninsulaI agree. You stole that ammo.

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05 August 2006, 06:06
Tyler KempI think it's discounted because I dont think Federal makes that ammo anymore. I couldn't find it on their website. If this bullet is good for caribou, will it expand on deer? It has a deer on it, but on the website the only other 7mm load is a weatherby with almost identical ballistics and is recommended for Large game.
Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!
Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.
05 August 2006, 06:09
N E 450 No2Tyler
That is great deer, sheep, goat, antelope, etc ammo.
I would not hesitate to use it on caribou or black bear.
Buy it all.
Up to say 3000 rounds or so.

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05 August 2006, 06:20
Norman ConquestNo kidding,thats a good price for components alone.
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05 August 2006, 06:26
Tyler KempHa, I wish I could afford 3000 rounds. I might spend $100 on it. 9 boxes I'd guess, 180 rounds would last me a long time especially when I start reloading.
Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!
Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.
05 August 2006, 07:39
duikermanStrange things happening out there. I just bought two boxes of 30-06 Federal premium with 180 TBBCs for $22 a box.
05 August 2006, 20:26
Tyler KempWell...30-06 and 270 are $5 a box for Wincheser powerpoints and 30-06 TBBC was $7. 30-30 was still $11 though. I guess to many people still buying them. 22 Hornet, 9not popular around here) was $5 for a 50 round box. The WSSM Ballistic Silvertip were $3.50 because no one buys them around here, and the WSM's were $7 for BST. Craziest deals I've ever seen. I could probably buy all their ammo on sale for a couple hundred and sell it to a local gun shop for twice that.
Love shooting precision and long range. Big bores too!
Recent college grad, started a company called MK Machining where I'm developing a bullpup rifle chassis system.