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percussion caps
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mjulihn
40 Cal.
Yep -- already said, Remington is my choice in caps. :thumbsup:
RWS, with CCI Magnum a close second.
You know at $45/1000 that equals .04 1/2 a shot.
How much does a twenty two (.22 ) cost per shot.
And that includes lead, powder, primer, and brass,
Makes my hind end pucker a bit!
Somebody is making a good dollar!
Fred
How much does a twenty two (.22 ) cost per shot.
And that includes lead, powder, primer, and brass,
Makes my hind end pucker a bit!
Somebody is making a good dollar!
Fred
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I don't know what primers are selling for now. I bought these back about 3 years ago when modern primers, black powder caps, ammo, etc were all in short supply and everything was at an all time high in price. Because of the short supply, I was glad to get them even at those prices. I have a supply of around 3,000 rounds of .22 ammo. I was able to get it at a very good price so I bought a bunch. Same for .17 Mach II ammo. When I find a good price, I try to buy a bunch.
