NOT trying to say 223's are comparable to .22's on price! not at all.
I said they're "cheap enough" for the kind of shooting I do. And that's what I do.
I usually don't go through more than two or three 20 round clips. It's not cheap, but it won't break the bank either.
But my point was this whole hoarding of .22's has gotten me to think more about them. It's got me rethinking that maybe I should shoot the 22 more often - to save money.
When I was younger I really ilked the noise of larger guns - now I don't care so much about it either way.
So I had overlooked the "lowly" 22 for decades, and I should give it another chance... but now there's no ammo.
I feel I'm about to add to the problem now that I want some.
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