Not being a gun enthusiast and not trying to be critical, my only comment/question is: Does anyone do the math to see how long it will take them to use 6-figure amounts of .22 ammo? A quick calculator check shows that you'd have to shoot about 100 rounds EVERY week of each year for 20 years. Sounds like a job to me, not a sport. :wink: W:" Dear, did you go out this week and shoot your 100 rounds?" H:"No, I'm tired from working all week". W:" You get your butt out there and start shooting". :lol:
On the other hand, shooting .22 at 5 cents a round is a pretty cheap hobby considering that a few rounds of golf or a weekend on a boat could easily exceed the yearly cost of shooting them.
Just curious: How many rounds do you avid shooters actually use per week or per year?
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