Nearly as rare as a unicorn... bulk 22lr does exist!

Gil Martin

All interesting posts. Glad top see .22 ammo is coming back in some places. All the best...
Gil

PaulS

22 ammo is spotty here but when it is available it is only $19 a 500 round brick. I am still having a hard time finding 257 Roberts brass - once fired or new.

On the topic of components I would like to see some Hodgdon powders. I am going to need 8 lb. kegs of H414,H335, H4895, H110 and TiteGroup before long.

slimjim

PaulS, just get your name on notification lists and wait. Its the only way to get it. You likely won't get it all in one shipment so will be spending more for hazmat. I had to wait 4 to 6 months to be mine but I got it.

Vince

MacD wrote:

Vince:

Are you able to buy components in the USA. I thought they couldn't be shipped out of the country. I tried to buy some brass online and that is what the seller told me.

I see no reason why I couldn't Mac. I have had bullets sent to me in the past without problem, so I would imagine they could be sent by a shop or manufacturer.

MacD

For those that are interested, here is the link to the ITAR of the US Department of State. Part 121 makes it clear that, unless you have an export permit, reloading components are not exportable. I didn't bother to look at the penalties for exporting without a permit but I can guess they are draconian. Needless to say I amsure no "Nuts" have broken any laws in this regard.

gelandangan

Well, like Vince, I have imported LEGALLY brass and projectiles from the USA.
My mate over there only have to show his drivers licence to the post office and fill up export forms.
Apparently the restriction is for certain countries only and lucky Oz is not on the list.

MacD

Hmmmm. Obviously more research is necessary. I would be surprised if Australia has an exemption from the regulations and not Canada but it is possible. I can only say that Cabelas confirmed they are unable to ship either bullets or brass to Canada.

Loke · Member Joined: May 13, 2013 Posts: 207

Didn't Canada invade the US once? There seems to be a movie about it in my somewhat reliable memory of the 80's and 90's.

MacD

Lol No it was the other way unless you are talking about Justin Beaver or Celine Dion. War of 1812. Been best buds ever since even if you still call us aliens :-)

DallanC · Site Admin Joined: Jan 18, 2005 Posts: 3571 Location: Utah

You guys lit the White House on fire Sad

-DallanC

MacD

Yup but the initial invasion was across the New York/Ontario border. It was the Duke of Wellington who took Washington and burnt the President's residence in retaliation for the burning of the town of York, the capital of Upper Canada. They painted over the charred exterior and the low and behold the white house. The tragic battle was the battle of New Orleans which took place after the peace treaty was signed but before the news reached the two armies involved. We now share the longest undefended border, are each others largest trading partners and have been allies since the first world war.

PaulS

And darn good neighbors too!

Loke · Member Joined: May 13, 2013 Posts: 207

I was talking about the movie with Dan Akroyd....

Loke · Member Joined: May 13, 2013 Posts: 207

MacD wrote:

Lol No it was the other way unless you are talking about Justin Beaver or Celine Dion. War of 1812. Been best buds ever since even if you still call us aliens :-)

Don't forget Terri Clark, Anne Murray, or Aldo Nova. And Rush, Loverboy, or Bachman-Turner Overdrive. Its ok to leave out Neil Young. I'm good with that.

DallanC · Site Admin Joined: Jan 18, 2005 Posts: 3571 Location: Utah

ROFL

-DallanC