17 hmr
#11
Nontypical Buck
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From: Pulaskiville
I went to a gun-shop that was having a sale today. They had the Savage black-stock/blue barrel 17HMR for $154. They also had the Savage stainless with a beautiful stock and bull barrel for $259. I was going to get the latter, until the guy told me that he can' t keep shells in for them, and neither can anybody else.
I called a couple other places, and was pretty much laughed at when I asked for 17 shells.
I' m going to get one if they can start producing them at a little better rate.
I called a couple other places, and was pretty much laughed at when I asked for 17 shells.
I' m going to get one if they can start producing them at a little better rate.
#12
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Crystal City MO USA
I think they are producing them as fast as they can. They are selling out faster than they can make em. As soon as CCI and Remington get there productions up to speed you' ll see alot more of em.
MATTHEWS, if you cant find any on gunbroker.com, see if there are any on auctionarms.com
MATTHEWS, if you cant find any on gunbroker.com, see if there are any on auctionarms.com
#13
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From: Oregon City Oregon USA
Hornaday .17MR labels (among numerous others) are printed in Oregon. Standing order for 100,000 .17 labels a month. How do I know this? Take it to the bank: the pressman is married to my youngest daughter. That' s 50 X 100,000 -- or 5 million .17 rounds every 30 days -- assuming Hornaday is actually maintaining that level of production. Same presses are now printing CCI' s new .17MR 50-round box labels as well; monthly runs vary from 50,000 to 100,000. No, I don' t have an inside track to any of this ammo, so don' t call.
Suspicions abound. My own take is that no such ammo really exists. Hornaday is simply wallpapering every outhouse in Nebraska with these decorative red labels as a good-will gesture, free of charge. To keep snow from drifting thru the knot holes and thereby raising the standard of living. Hey! -- you got a better explanation?
Suspicions abound. My own take is that no such ammo really exists. Hornaday is simply wallpapering every outhouse in Nebraska with these decorative red labels as a good-will gesture, free of charge. To keep snow from drifting thru the knot holes and thereby raising the standard of living. Hey! -- you got a better explanation?
#18
Nontypical Buck
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From: Tahlequah, Oklahoma
As soon as CCI and Remington get there productions up to speed you' ll see alot more of em.



