What does .22 look like where you live?

[@jackuber7358]

So far, the best deals in the San Antonio area have been Federal 325 round packs sold at certain Walmarts, with an after-tax per round cost of approximately 7¢.

[@rsbreeze]

Stacking up like everything else, but only decent pricing is at Walmart!

[@whelenhunter4469]

About the same here in Montana and the prices are still way too high for .22 rimfire in my opinion.

[@mot0rhe4d40]

Still have Federal Auto Match 325 boxes for $21 and change. The retro Winchester 300 boxes for $41+. The new addition in winchester 200 boxes for $18+ ( which I find odd since two of those is 100 more for less than the 300 count $41+ boxes) Seeing CCI Standard and a few others that I didn't commit to memory

[@earltripp9862]

Collection box ....oooohhhh🤣

[@rogerray2545]

I got three boxes of federal automatch 325 count $21 a box at the local Walmart

[@cpprcrk1833]

East Tennessee I've noticed the ubiquitous Federal auto match 325 count for 20ish bucks depending on the seller . Noticed lot of places have CCI Stingers , but it's hard to find my favorite Mini-Mags . Seeing lots of Anguilla .

[@Iceaxehikes]

Northern Wyoming. Norma Tac22, Winchester X, CCI Stingers, Remington Thunderbolt. Prices are still high though. I tend to buy a box of 50 or a hundred with every trip to town to off set my useage so my stash stays untouched. The Remington Thunderbolts are my favorite. Despite what I read of others experiences with it; i have had good luck. Norma Tac22 is least favorite. Thin brass, inconsistent power, cases bulge and stick in some semiautos.

[@larrylapalm7481]

In Central upper Michigan , in my area we are getting alot of 375/400 rd boxes. We are also getting some Remington bucket o bullets too from time to time. Prices are still a bit high. But 17 hmr bullets are back to normal prices. Greetings from da UP.

[@jasonz7788]

Thanks for the great work

[@jaycurry9795]

22LR is relatively abundant here in central ALABAMA, 22 magnum is much more scarce. I am able to find bulk packs in most stores in my area of 22 LR with great frequency. The prices are stupid on most of it, but it is still cheaper than most of the other rounds i shoot & stock.

[@gary8265]

Mostly seeing 10 to 15 cents per round. I have been picking up Federal Automatch 325 rd box for just over 6 cents per round. Haven't seen a 500 round brick in awhile.

[@60secondprepper]

Plenty of options in Skagit county washington state. Just bought 500 for $50, and the was the cheapest is saw.

[@IrnMaiden304]

There's almost literally a " Tactical " offering in ammo for every caliber, it's a clever marketing fad and they know people will pay just cause it says it on the box.

[@drdrake63]

for sure.

[@williamcrane8236]

Funny how the "Tactical" offerings show the same bullet weight, speed and style (hollow point of course save that punch stuff) but say Tactical for an extra cost at a smaller box.

[@IrnMaiden304]

@@williamcrane8236 Don't forget the art work on the box, probably cost another dollar to have it printed.

[@everydaycarrymonkey2691]

Even worse, when the manufacturer changes a vowel in the name of the round and jacks up the price so a slackjawed guntuber can pimp them for kickbacks...

[@theomnipresent1]

@@everydaycarrymonkey2691 "STANGERS"

[@everydaycarrymonkey2691]

Great shape in Colorado! Some of our favs (CCI Velocitors and Federal Punch) are cheap and plentiful at Scheel's, Bass Pro, and Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply...

[@michaelkeselman]

In Central Oregon, it is relatively uncommon. Lots of the popular centerfire calibers like 9mm and 223 have been available in at least one option on most shelves most of the time since ammo has been showing up again. But .22lr has been less than half as frequent. It pops up in smaller boxes and is bought up quickly regardless of price. Various 50 round boxes of Aguila seem most frequent, 10 to 20¢/rd. Some few rare times in the last 2 years, it's a Bucket o' bullets or a Federal range pack. About 7¢/rd then. The 300 packs of Mini mags almost as rare, and hold at about 10¢.

[@mr.e.2175]

In Lebanon , Sweet Home and Albany 22LR is almost none existent............

[@__hjg__2123]

There's almost always a "bucket" or two on the bottom shelf... but otherwise, just small boxes of very expensive CCI or some brand I've never heard of. Seems like we are still about 3-4 months behind what you are seeing. Better than before..but, only slightly so for EVERYTHING except 223 and 9mm

[@rbeichner2001]

I’m waiting for REASONABLY priced 17hmr to come back. It’s 20 to 25 $ a box now. 3 years ago I was paying 10.

[@elmSTREETnasty]

You can get the Federal lead tips in packs of 325 for about $22 in the Pittsburgh area. CCI copper tip round nose or hp are $11 for 100. Those are the only decent deals I've found. Dunham's had Aguila copper tips on sale a few months ago. 250 rounds for $18, but they haven't had that sale since.

[@dougreid2351]

Some vendors still advertising bulk packs of LR from 250 to 525 to even the 1400 round Remington bucket. Not on any shelf I have seen, however, in California (North or South).

[@BornYooper]

I have been grabbing a few boxes of the Federal Auto Match at Walmart each time I go. Lately stocks have been out or much lower.

[@buffalobob870]

same here...prices are stubborn. During the last ammo crunch 2010-2013 it was very similar though maybe this one seems shorter. Common rounds came back first, prices high and then secondary rounds/hunting rounds and eventually some of the small lot runs. 22 was one of the last things to return and to it's market price of that time. I'm reloading now as a result and I had no idea that primers would become as rare as hen's teeth.

[@davidcbrainard]

CCI standard velocity is .09/round at a Dallas Walmart. Winchester box of 333 is in the mid twenties. Not great but much less than a year ago. And it’s available.

[@GentlemanFarmer907]

Fairly consistent availability here in Alaska (Matsu, Anchorage) of common brands. CCI, Aguila, Win, etc.

[@scottcarlson3876]

Still very limited supplies in northern Minnesota Roseau county

[@Oldscudrunner]

It's to 6.5 cents per round here in Kansas. This would be for 325 round boxes of Federal Automatch.

[@earltripp9862]

Walmart's everywhere in Maine have Federals 325 ct $22.&change out the door

[@johngallagher2313]

Around my area I see about the same thing you do except I have seen some of the 325 rd Federal bulk stuff. Prices are most definitely higher than the past. To high to interest with my stock of ammo I have.

[@forestchicken3302]

In small town wa. It's coming back in. Smaller shops can be more expensive like 35$ for 250 count Aguila ammo.

[@bykrydr21]

Western Pa. A little limited in selection. Prices are about 12-14 cents per round. Still finding Walmart limiting to 3 boxes at a time!

[@JimE6243]

Just bought some more 22lr yesterday. My go to store for guns and ammo is Smoky Mt Guns and Ammo in Sevierville, TN. They have tons of the stuff along with other ammo. Blazer is going for 39.99/550 rounds and the CCI Standard Velocity is going for 39.99/500 round brick. The Std Vel is a little more but it is my go to ammo. They also have tons of Aguila and Norma. My local Bass Pro Shop has CCI Std Vel for .10/rd if you ship it to the store for pickup. JimE

[@bryanmise5105]

I’m in LA California. The ammo abundance is getting better and the prices are lower then a year ago. But not down to 2019 levels.

[@leonardpiskacsr.7111]

Very Lean where I'm at in Florida!😥

[@jimmydunn3775]

In Ga., We are seeing 250-300 ct boxes going anywhere from $33-$43. Seeing the 50 ct boxes going for $7-$10, also running up on 500-600 bulk box going $50+, which is all too high.

[@thereindeertherabbitthebat592]

Dang... That's a lot more 22 than I'm seeing around here in western South Carolina. We barely got much of crap to choose from.

[@rsbreeze]

Your gonna start seeing more ammo stack up and prices come down some. People will have less disposable income with inflation run amok. Groceries will feed the kids better than lead...... for most people.

[@BubbaBigDude]

Indiana WallyWorld we're getting Federal Automatch box of 325 for $21.16 and CCI Standard Velocity box of 50 for $4.98.

[@thecountrybunkins8896]

Spokane Washington area not much to speak of in the 22lr. I was at North40 the other day and saw 5 boxes of 500 round box for $34.

[@richardcooper6050]

In S Oregon it's like hen's teeth. But saw some Norma Tac 22 for $99.00 a brick at Sportsman's.

[@TheJHMAN1]

500 Packs of Remington Golden bullet and Aquila going for $43 which is double of 1 year ago when I got bricks in the $20 range.

[@hoosierplowboy5299]

South Central Indiana: Wal-Mart has scores of 50 round boxes of CCI SV at $4.49 per box. Rural King has a large supply of Norma tac22, 50 rounds for $8.99 per box...

[@djmankawitz92]

Last time I bought .22lr was on 2/22/22. Gun shop had Winchester 222 rounds for $22.22.

[@nwill3142]

Pretty slim in northern Utah. Cal Ranch has 500ct Aguila for $35. Thats all I have been able to find.

[@anthonyhowe1419]

Eastren NC. CCI 22mag for between 17 and 18 a box. Its hit or miss. One week the shelves are full, the next not so much, but it is always there.

[@tpot91]

I buy all my ammo online. Cheaper and usually can get exactly what I'm looking for.

[@jeffreyrobertson7652]

Here in Southern Indiana Federal Auto Match 325 pack $21.00

[@williamcrane8236]

Bought the last Bucket of bullets I saw at Walmart last summer still priced at 70ish bucks. Last time I was in the Gun shop and they had them it was 300 bucks. Need to run to Academy or so and see what they have. Prices on 22lr 6-8 cents per round depending on whether Winchester thinks its "special" or just the normal, bullet dang near falls out of the case quality. My local Farm store has aguilla at 8 cents a round.

[@slimpickens2243]

12 bucks for 22 mag....17 bucks for 325 automatch....wally world.....but I had about 80000 rds of 22 stashed away at 2006 price.....spent nasty days loading ammo with 60000 primers I had stashed using buckets of brass given to me.....so this whole ammo thing was no issue for me.....my ammo problems were when 22s sold for 40 cents a box and I was making 30 cents an hour

[@FredNeck-z4u]

Small boxes of Aguilla only at my local shop in Wenatchee Washington. Finally found some 30-30 and 357 tho.

[@pudsbrat1]

No .243, 30-30, 22 WMR, or .410 shells...no .22 shotshell of any kind...Mena,Arkansas

[@ea8454]

Full shelves of 22lr in Colorado Springs with decent prices.

[@jeffyhuey]

5.99 for tac II 50 count. .12 cents a round at Rural King.

[@trimmin420]

I am seeing the exact same thing you are seeing because i shop at the exact same location you do. But if i shop Online i find a little better prices even with shipping most times. I don't know if you know of the Gun Fair in Little Falls at the end of the month but you might want to check that out there is a huge event.

[@frankwrogg2515]

Here in northwest Wisconsin 8 to 12 cents per round with walmart usually having the best price. But at least you can buy all you want if your willing to pay the price.

[@bryanmise5105]

Oh and the choices are still Fairly limited here. But we have some. I just purchased 22 mag,250. a brick of 22lr cci quiets and some I box of 100 shorts. $$$$ 270

[@akyukon]

What does .22 look like near me? Ya see that 1 brick of 500? Picture that, but it's hidden under the counter, and you have to ask the gun guy if he has any .22

[@catsandcarsringtailgang6188]

Saw test fire on W-X yello collectors box 22. At least that mfg run wasn't very accurate for $41°°bucks.

[@onmilo]

.22Lr @ 10 to 15 cents a round. .22 Mag 20 to 30 cents a round. .17HMR about same as .22 Mag IF you can find it. .17 Mach 2, unobtanium.

[@dondouglas1321]

In East Texas, TAC22 are wasaaay too expensive. Very small stock in any store you can name.

[@paulnirschl6500]

Little to none in Northern Wisconsin

[@edwinbrindley4706]

What ammo . northern Michigan

[@Dwayne7834]

Not seeing much in quantities here. They like most here seem sell out quick.

[@ViewlessSquid]

I’ve been buying 500rds of aguila or Winchester for around 45 dollars.

[@slimpickens2243]

People sweat ammo age to much....I still shoot 30 carbine and 410 ammo my uncle got in a trade in 1946......no problems.....

[@richardboggs260]

Very scarce in Northwest Ohio

[@easttexan2933]

haven't been looking. not shooting.

[@fartinthewind933]

in Upstate New York the shelves are pretty bare still. the shelves are not empty anymore but they're certainly not full and the selections are minimal. nothing like the images you're showing not even close. prices are still 15 $0.20 a round.

[@RUGER35710022]

Federal 325rds for $21

[@k.j.bullitt3272]

Cheap and plentiful in Cincinnati Ohio

[@Horrible_Deplorable]

I imagine .22 looks the same no matter where you buy it from.

[@TracyLoop]

It hurts the pocketbook.

[@wally9500242]

Suppressor grade stuff is still limited

[@hugosmith6776]

it's called MARKETING. - you're welcome - thee accountant.

[@ngb802]

No bulk packs here , just 500 rounds bricks of Aguila for 42 bucks at sportsman’s

[@JoseGadi1991]

any word on primers?

[@2047theway]

Pretty much non existent in my life anymore the government has took all the 22 I can’t find any to save my life

[@independentthinker8930]

Bulk Winchester Super X, 40.00 bulk pack at wally world