where did all the Aguila .22 go?

[graycrait]

I have not seen one 50rd box of any Aguila.22LR  ammo since Sandy Hook.  I used to enjoy messing around with their wide variety of .22 ammo types but not any longer. Anyone know where Aguila has gone to?

[Garufa]

Same place all the other .22 ammo has gone.

[KKing]

I bet it's in one of the other many threads asking where all the 22lr has went ;) Edited January 24, 2014 by KKing

[TrickyNicky]

Nashville armory has been getting it in fairly reliably for months now. $3 - $5 a box depending on variety. I've bought at least 2500 rounds of their cb and probably half as much again in misc other loads. In the last 6 months. Last bought some a few days before Xmas and they had federal bulk cans too.

[KKing]

[quote name="TrickyNicky" post="1100312" timestamp="1390576397"]Nashville armory has been getting it in fairly reliably for months now. $3 - $5 a box depending on variety. I've bought at least 2500 rounds of their cb and probably half as much again in misc other loads. In the last 6 months. Last bought some a few days before Xmas and they had federal bulk cans too.[/quote] What say you about procuring some for a friend and said friend paying you when meeting up to exchange previously discussed goods?

[tartanphantom]

I bought a bunch from Midway earlier this year,  but they haven't had any in over 3 months.

[whitewolf001]

Same place all the other .22 ammo has gone.

You beat me to it... 

[bersaguy]

I guess what most folks have or have not thought about this but for as far back as I can remember and that is about 55 years just about every household in the country that owned a gun had at least one 22 caliber gun in it. Be it a pistol or a rifle there was a 22 caliber in that house. Several houses had several with a few pistols and a few different rifle configurations from single shots to semi auto's. That is the main reason that 22 ammo seems to fly off the shelves faster than most other calibers. That is the only explanation I can come up with but how many folks here can say they don't own at least one 22 caliper gun of some kind in their home?....................jmho

[No_0ne]

Homeland Security bought the entire production run, loaded it in black helicopters and flew it out to Area 51 ...

[Garufa]

Homeland Security bought the entire production run, loaded it in black helicopters and flew it out to Area 51 ...

 

I've heard that one at WalMart as well, at least a variation of it.

[TrickyNicky]

What say you about procuring some for a friend and said friend paying you when meeting up to exchange previously discussed goods?

No sweat. :up:

[KKing]

[quote name="TrickyNicky" post="1100574" timestamp="1390607288"]No sweat. :up:[/quote] Woohoo, I love this place

[Luke E.]

 I picked up some a few months after Sandy Hook by using the notification feature on the Midway site and being very quick to place the order but I've got enough and haven't set notifications in some time so i'm not sure if they've been getting it since then or not.

[wjh2657]

Go to the gun shows. Plenty of .22 LR and more costly than 7.62 or .5.56 ammo. People do not buy .22s because of Sandy Hook, they buy ARs and GLOCKs!

[timthetoolman]

I had never used it until the shortage occurred.  I picked up 3 bricks from Midway in differing configurations and I really like the subsonic...wish it would come back!

[tnguy]

I guess what most folks have or have not thought about this but for as far back as I can remember and that is about 55 years just about every household in the country that owned a gun had at least one 22 caliber gun in it. Be it a pistol or a rifle there was a 22 caliber in that house. Several houses had several with a few pistols and a few different rifle configurations from single shots to semi auto's. That is the main reason that 22 ammo seems to fly off the shelves faster than most other calibers. That is the only explanation I can come up with but how many folks here can say they don't own at least one 22 caliper gun of some kind in their home?....................jmho

 

I bought a 22 pistol because there was no centerfire on the shelves and I thought it would be easier to find .22 :wall:

 

Luckily I've had a couple of fortuitous finds since then.

[tnguy]

Homeland Security bought the entire production run, loaded it in black helicopters and flew it out to Area 51 ...

 

Where there is a big scale. On one side is ammunition and on the other side, the weight of Obama's lies. They have to keep them balanced.

 

That lead smelter wasn't closed down, it was co-opted.

[dlm37015]

I got 18 cases today it will ship Friday and I will have it Monday I hope

[Lumber_Jack]

[quote name="dlm37015" post="1102647" timestamp="1390953015"]I got 18 cases today it will ship Friday and I will have it Monday I hope[/quote] Bring it to Knoxville :) Sent from my iPad using Voodoo magic