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Ammo and GT hunting
06-12-2013, 11:11 AM
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Ammo and GT hunting
Tired of looking at my muddy fields I decided Monday morning to go and look at other farmers muddy fields. Also getting a bit low on 22LR ammo, I would hunt for that and any GT towns I found along the way.

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Got as far as Madelia and had no luck with the ammo yet. Of to New Ulm to look there.

Found this first though

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Was able to purchase 350 rounds at the farm store in New Ulm, and turns out that was all I would find that day.

On my way home just north of the Iowa border

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Was a nice day of riding that started off foggy and misty and then just cloudy, then sunny and warm for the last 75 miles or so.

Had a good meal at a small diner in downtown New Ulm topped off with Apple Kuchen for dessert.

Still to wet to farm here today after another 4 tenths last night.

I think I will go find a steel bridge.

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06-12-2013, 04:07 PM
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RE: Ammo and GT hunting
I tell ya when you want rain, you cannot get it, when you don't it comes out of clouds you can't even see!
Good to see you get out for a ride, good luck on the ammo, you may have to switch to a .17 HMR for varmints, that seems to be available anywhere, but any ammo that fits a pistol or semi auto rifle, good luck finding!

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06-12-2013, 11:01 PM
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I bought 100 .22 ammo bricks from Cabela's in Mitchell in 2011, and have sold all but what I wanted for myself for triple what I paid for it. Great time to be a supplier. Too bad I didn't buy more, but I was on the bike and I only bought what I could haul back.

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06-12-2013, 11:13 PM (This post was last modified: 06-12-2013 11:19 PM by Farmer.)
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(06-12-2013 11:01 PM)Lapchik Wrote:  I bought 100 .22 ammo bricks from Cabela's in Mitchell in 2011, and have sold all but what I wanted for myself for triple what I paid for it. Great time to be a supplier. Too bad I didn't buy more, but I was on the bike and I only bought what I could haul back.

I could have purchased all I wanted at a certain hardware store
in southern Minnesota but I won't pay $100 a brick, for plinking ammo. There is a reason their shelves were full.

What I brought home was priced at pre-panic prices.

I don't want to get into a free market argument but if some stores can sell at normal prices and not lose money, I know the others are simply gouging.

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06-23-2013, 09:55 PM
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Well, I got Alpha this weekend, too. But mine was in Iowa..

Didn't think about looking for ammo because guns are evil.. (and if I were to sell all of my current .22 ammo, I could pay my house off)
A couple months ago I gave a co-worker a bulk pack of 333 rounds of Winchester .22 ammo so he could shoot his newly acquired SP101 in .22 and it was like I had donated a kidney!! I had to tell him "Enough with the Thank You's!!".. He'd done numerous favors for me over the years including signing for me to become a member at the local gun club, so giving him a box of .22's that I'd paid $9 for a couple years ago wasn't a big deal.. Smile

Anyway, my 2610 told me that Alpha, IA was about 15 miles north of where it really was..

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