Nothing beats a .22

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MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

Like most of you all I have a tool addiction,my other is firearms. One thing iv always found interesting is that no matter how many different guns I get my hands on I always come back to my 22. Nothing beats it and anyone who thinks it’s a “kids” gun is really missing out.

Was in Toronto at school and stopped by Le Baron,saw a good deal and ended up with my second 597. Got this one with scope all in for 220 bucks.

BigmikezMember since Jun 2013

NICE!!

IlliniMember since Aug 2012

My only problem with .22lr is finding it in stock. Here on the Illinois / Wisconsin border most everything else can be pretty easily found, but it seems people are still hoarding .22 ammunition. At the local Wally World .22 is the only ammo they limit to 1 box per customer.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

a.44

MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

Illini wrote:

My only problem with .22lr is finding it in stock. Here on the Illinois / Wisconsin border most everything else can be pretty easily found, but it seems people are still hoarding .22 ammunition. At the local Wally World .22 is the only ammo they limit to 1 box per customer.

Never had that issue up here, always tons of .22 lr to go around. Man 1 box per customer is brutal, especially with how fast you go thru .22 at the range.

MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

You crazy Americans and your pistol hunting lol up here in Americas hat you cant bring a handgun anywhere but an approved range.

MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

Man i wish i could drive, one of my dogs got sick so my sleds out of commission, gunna have to break out the snowshoes ugh

DiverDnMember since Jan 2015

Milwaukeh wrote:

Like most of you all I have a tool addiction,my other is firearms. One thing iv always found interesting is that no matter how many different guns I get my hands on I always come back to my 22. Nothing beats it and anyone who thinks it’s a “kids” gun is really missing out.

Was in Toronto at school and stopped by Le Baron,saw a good deal and ended up with my second 597. Got this one with scope all in for 220 bucks.

 

I’m heading to Thunder Bay in a week, maybe I should look around for some ammo. Like others have said, it’s tough to find in the states.

 

What is the rules about taking it back across the border?

comp56Member since Sep 2014

DiverDn wrote:

I’m heading to Thunder Bay in a week, maybe I should look around for some ammo. Like others have said, it’s tough to find in the states.

 

What is the rules about taking it back across the border?

seriously that is where I am….

DiverDnMember since Jan 2015

comp56 wrote:

seriously that is where I am….

 

Yep, I’m bringing the wife and mother in law up to go to the Amethyst mines to do a little digging. We will be stopping along the north shore on the way up to look for agates.

 

 

They are seriously into rock hounding if you know of any local places that very few know about, drop me a message.

 

John

comp56Member since Sep 2014

cool not sure other than the mine, as for ammo go to D&R sporting goods….

DR99Member since Nov 2012

DiverDn wrote:

Yep, I’m bringing the wife and mother in law up to go to the Amethyst mines to do a little digging. We will be stopping along the north shore on the way up to look for agates.

 

 

They are seriously into rock hounding if you know of any local places that very few know about, drop me a message.

 

John

We had a guy that was mining some rocks. He was looking for tips on which rotary hammer to get. He didn’t stay on the forum too long though. Wish I could remember his name

Poisonfangs85Member since Feb 2015

Love my .22 as well. I restored my grandfathers Winchester 62A two years ago and it’s awesome. As it was mentioned before a brick of .22 May as well be gold around the states especially here in Illinois. It is still very hard to come by, that and .17hmr

MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

Alright then which one of you guys in America is going to start a .22 smuggling operation with me.

DiverDnMember since Jan 2015

Jasonc wrote:

We had a guy that was mining some rocks. He was looking for tips on which rotary hammer to get. He didn’t stay on the forum too long though. Wish I could remember his name

 

I plan on sticking to a hammer and chisel. I wouldn’t use a rotary hammer enough after the trip to justify the purchase.

 

 

Milwaukeh wrote:

Alright then which one of you guys in America is going to start a .22 smuggling operation with me.

 

 

I get to nervous, if its illegal I would be so nervous that they would spot me right away.

comp56Member since Sep 2014

lol….border crossing:

border guard: good afternoon sir

DiverDN: I got ammo and .22’s

MilwaukehMember since Jul 2015

comp56 wrote:

lol….border crossing:

border guard: good afternoon sir

DiverDN: I got ammo and .22’s

Lol so quick to give up the operation! I’m sure just by making these comments I’m on some kind of watch list sooo anyone else?

DiverDnMember since Jan 2015

I’m nervous about talking my camp knife across, the blue handled knife in my signature!

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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