At mine, it is under glass, you have to ask for it. Bought two boxes.
They had a 1 box limit here.
Damn I missed it. If you pick up a couple extra boxes and pm me I'll pay you back. My dad needs more.
Sadly I was by myself. So I couldn't neck Beard you a couple.
Brick = 10 boxes of 50 rounds packed in a larger box for a total of 500 rounds; (or some such as American Eagle who packs ten boxes of 40 rounds into a 400 round "Brick."
Bulk Pack = any combination of loose ammo packed into ONE box -- 222, 300, 333, 500, 525, or 550.
These days, "bricks" are the same as a "clip." Is it a "clip" or a "magazine"?
Is it a "brick" or a "bulk pack"?
Language matters.
Be well.
So what is the consensus on this? Have the non-shooting hoarders and flippers ran out of funds/interest finally?
I didnt know if it was a supply or demand thing. Sounds like demand has tapered off. When I see bricks....er...bulk packs, out on the regular shelves again ill call it over.Sign of the times?
IMO, and in a word: the "economy".
Signs of a slow down are popping up all over.
Ammo doesn't feed the kids, the car or your banker.
Pendulums swing like pendulums do...
Brick = 10 boxes of 50 rounds packed in a larger box for a total of 500 rounds; (or some such as American Eagle who packs ten boxes of 40 rounds into a 400 round "Brick."
Bulk Pack = any combination of loose ammo packed into ONE box -- 222, 300, 333, 500, 525, or 550.
These days, "bricks" are the same as a "clip." Is it a "clip" or a "magazine"?
Is it a "brick" or a "bulk pack"?
Language matters.
Be well.
Academy sports and outdoors was selling a box that's was very similar if not identical in size to a box 25 2 1/2" 12 gauge shells. The box was full of .22 LR ammunition.