500 round bricks of 22

[boomer]

Alexanders store in Blairsville is selling Augulia bricks for 19.95. Check out their ad in this months GON. They also have CCI Blazer 9's 115 gr for 9.95 brass cased.

 

[fast306stang]

Alexanders store in Blairsville is selling Augulia bricks for 19.95. Check out their ad in this months GON. They also have CCI Blazer 9's 115 gr for 9.95 brass cased.

Dang! Those Aguila bricks are $50 here everytime I see them!

 

[7pt62THOR]

Alexanders store in Blairsville is selling Augulia bricks for 19.95. Check out their ad in this months GON. They also have CCI Blazer 9's 115 gr for 9.95 brass cased.

They were sold out Wednesday.

QUOTE="fast306stang, post: 6896306, member: 8780"]Dang! Those Aguila bricks are $50 here everytime I see them![/QUOTE]
Franklin's in Athens is running a "special cell/sail/sell/sale" on them for $49.99"

 

[Moondog1]

Which aguila? 500 round bricks?

 

[GAgunLAWbooklet]

$20 for a 500-round brick would be a good deal EVEN WITHOUT the lingering issues of a rimfire ammo shortage and price-gouging.
Just normal inflation and the increasing costs of lead and brass over the last 20 years should mean that the cost of a brick, adjusted for inflation compared to what it cost back 20 or 30 years ago ($10 in 1980s, $17 or so in 1990s) should put it around $25 today.
I'd happily pay $25 a brick, or 5 cents per round.

(About 10 years ago, I found CCI Blazer .22LR high velocity on sale, over the internet, for $21. a brick plus shipping, but that was an unusually good deal even back then.)