Remington Golden Bullet .22LR...36 grain Brass Plated HP...1280fps

Box of 525 = $29.99 ( while supplies last...)




Was in the store buying more ammo cans when I just happened to see the clerk and asked
him if any .22 ammo was due in...picked up two value pack bricks...1,050 rounds !!

Nice score Shooter.

Thanks Red...

Went back this morning after church...picked up another brick of 525 !!

i'll have to stop by on my way to work tomorrow nite..........

I'll have to stop in my Dick's Store in Plattsburgh, NY.

THANKS FOR THE POST!

My first two real guns I bought at the first Dick's Store in 1962!

Wow...didn't know Dick's has been in business that long !!

They were in Binghamton, New York. There were two stores after awhile. One downtown Binghamton near Court Street and one farther out I think heading out towards Pa. The salesman I bought my Beretta Silver Snipe 20 gauge over and under, and My Remington Model 700 .222 Remingon (which Jack O'Connor shot with and declared it "A Tack Driver!") was named Tony. A very tall AmerAsian. He was absolutely a great salesman and a very wonderful fellow. I still have them both and they are with me for my lifetime. I do have a B&W photo that I did NOT take of the original Dick's Store and the owners.

The stock on the Remington ADL (the plain model with press checkering) came through in a very figured wood. I have never refinished it and never will myself. It now has a Nikon Buck Master Scope 3x9 which I finally replaced from the original 3x9 Tasco. The Tasco scope when you zoomed to 9X the cross Hairs got really fat! It has never been gunsmithed again after old Carl Wakefield in Chenago Forks set it up for me and he bore sighted it and then actually sighted it in on his own rifle range. I used to shoot woodchucks with it routinely out to 500 yards. So did my girl friend who was the prettiest girl in the school and later became my wife. It is one of the most accurate 225 yard rifles in the world. At 400 yards and a wind I have other Model 700s and Model 70s that will outperform it due to wind drift.