Sponsored by International Shooting Supplies Ltd.
The 25 Round HC3R Magazine to fit the TUF-22 rifle can fit your Ruger 10/22 with one one small modification made by a qualified gunsmith.
Price of magazine: $54.99
Price of gunsmith modification: $69.99
Call us at 604-588-7513or email sales@internationalshootingsupplies.com for details.
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Important information for online customers!!
As returning customers know we are primarily a brick and mortar store. Our web store is old tech and cannot be programmed for a store-wide sale. Orders placed online will reflect retail pricing because of this. Sale pricing will be applied once we take your information over the phone and process you in our in-house system which is programmed with sale pricing. As always our website will not process your credit card so once an order is placed online one of our sales staff will contact you for payment over the phone. Ammunition, powder and primer sales will be provided a shipping quote before processing. Buy with confidence. We are here to serve you.
Please note that online and phone sales will be processed starting at 9:00 AM Pacific on Wednesday, June 19th and will finish on Saturday, June 22nd at 5:00 PM Pacific. Thanks and as always, we appreciate your business.
It’s time for our annual
All optics on our website that are on sale qualify for $10.00 flat rate shipping anywhere in Canada!
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Some items were display models in our brick and mortar store and some were not. If you have any concerns regarding condition pictures can be provided before purchase. All items are new. All sales are final. Offer valid until May 31st, 2019 or until in stock supplies are exhausted.
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Available in 308 Win and 6.5 Creedmoor
Scope Not Included.
[$269.99 Per Case Lot of 5000 Rounds]
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By Scott Carpenter
I used to write about this topic a fair bit when I was younger. It was part of a naval gazing exercise that hunters who write do in general. But as I’ve aged the novelty surrounding the process has worn off. I’ll admit I enjoy writing about the activity itself and how it relates to life in this world but trying to explain to others (especially nonhunters) the ‘why’ of it all has gotten old for me.
