True. I think this was in stock for the same price a couple weeks agoLooks like it. Although I've seen those new counters reset themselves a few times and last longer.
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True. I think this was in stock for the same price a couple weeks agoLooks like it. Although I've seen those new counters reset themselves a few times and last longer.
Nice catch @BrunoN !Some 30-06 up at cmp. 150gr fmjbt and 167gr hollow point match.
Nice catch @BrunoN !
The 150 gn is probably very close to the PPU box-only price (no ammo can) but with Hornady brass and of course, MADE IN AMERICA...
I've been very happy with the Creedmoor ammo I've gotten from the CMP anyway...
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Ballistic coefficient .398
muzzle velocity 2810 fps
Hornady Brass Hornady
150gr FMJ-BT Bullet
Careful you don’t get an inguinal hernia bro. Holding your intestines within your ballsack is no pleasurable experience.I think I pulled something bringing that last order in.
Make sure to lift with your back in a twisting jerking motion..Careful you don’t get an inguinal hernia bro. Holding your intestines within your ballsack is no pleasurable experience.
Make sure to lift with your back in a twisting jerking motion..
This is correct. The trick is to take the knees entirely out of the equation.
Bend and snap!
Picked some of this up. Miss the days of bulk Greek surplus that the CMP used to have in excess.
Paul Harrell pretty much agrees with you. His view is that, velocity wise, it’s on par with CCI Singers and Remington Yellow Jacket, but he prefers those since they are hollow points which will expand when fired from a rifle. From a pistol all three are about the same. And as you said, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush”.After range testing this Federal Punch Personal Defense .22LR 29grain I've found that while pricey it does have more oomph and is quite accurate in a 4 5/8" Ruger Wrangler.
I would place it between CCI Stingers and Velocitors... but IN STOCK unlike the others.
Flawless ignition also...
I will also test in a few .22 rifles.
While I don't intend to carry a .22lr for personal defense, I like having something a little stronger without needing to field .22mag.
Would not hesitate to hand this ammo and the wrangler to a friend or family if the need arose.
~Enbloc
Federal Premium 22 Long Rifle Ammo 29 Grain Solid Flat Nose
Federal Premium 22 Long Rifle Ammo 29 Grain Solid Flat Nose
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I'm just happy my wife didn't bother looking outside when UPS dropped it off. Otherwise she would have been holding my ballsack. Not in a good way.Careful you don’t get an inguinal hernia bro. Holding your intestines within your ballsack is no pleasurable experience.
Paul Harrell pretty much agrees with you. His view is that, velocity wise, it’s on par with CCI Singers and Remington Yellow Jacket, but he prefers those since they are hollow points which will expand when fired from a rifle. From a pistol all three are about the same. And as you said, “A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush”.
Picked some of this up. Miss the days of bulk Greek surplus that the CMP used to have in excess.
I haven't seen any in quite some time now. Just the imi version at Larry's.Anybody catch any 500 round cases of BH MK262 from TSUSA recently ?
I haven't seen any in quite some time now. Just the imi version at Larry's.
Yea it is a bit odd. They've had some other offerings in stock but no mk 262. I've been keeping an eye out for it, last I saw it was probably the last time you brought it up here.Strange, I haven't seen it anywhere either... Weird that it was more available during the panic than it is now.
Shenanigans !!!!
Every time I hear shenanigansStrange, I haven't seen it anywhere either... Weird that it was more available during the panic than it is now.
Shenanigans !!!!
Same, gun shops ruined it by signing up all their employees with a CMP account and maxing out their purchase limit of HXP for the year... They raised the prices in-store and within a year the Greek was basically gone from the CMP, very spotty availability at least for a time until the supply was depleted... I boycotted the shop that did that, it was in NH right over the Lowell border (I think) called Daves .. Pissed me right the F off. Pretty sure they weren't the only shop because I was seeing crates at gunshows as well during the salad days of HXP![]()
Balderdash!Strange, I haven't seen it anywhere either... Weird that it was more available during the panic than it is now.
Shenanigans !!!!
I spent way too much on it, think I have something like 2000 or 2200 rounds left, afraid to look and be reminded how much I spentBalderdash!
I’ve only got a few boxes.