Whooo-eee! Now we got some GOOD eatin'

[smhardesty]

 

My wife and I took a short drive today looking for produce at farmers' markets and road side stands. We found several places, but found everything we wanted at one place in Grayville, IL. We brought home new potatoes, green beans, tomatoes, some GREAT sweet corn, a watermelon, and 2 muskmelons. Everything was local except the watermelon was a Georgia melon and the muskmelons were Posey County, IN melons. We'll be high on the hog for the next few days, for sure! I can barely wait for the muskmelon to chill down.

Then we took a quick stop at the local gun shop and I ordered some boxes of .380 ammo. I've been looking for Hornady XTP rounds, but nobody around here carries them. The local shop offered to order them, gave a price, and I said, "Do it." Got a decent enough price to order multiple boxes. So all in all, a great day was had!

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[cobraman]

At least it's not as hard as it used to be to find ammo . It was rough for awhile.

[smhardesty]

Yeah, it was. It can still be hard to find .22 ammo, or at least good, name brand .22 ammo. Most everything else is relatively easy to find.

[mikemodeler]

On 7/5/2018 at 6:59 PM, smhardesty said:

Yeah, it was. It can still be hard to find .22 ammo, or at least good, name brand .22 ammo. Most everything else is relatively easy to find.

Down here in NC, ammo is easy to find. Dick's Sporting Goods, Academy, Cabela's and a ton of gun stores to choose from. I have also ordered from Ammunition Depot, good prices if you catch their sales. With about 7 different types ( 9mm, .22, 380, .45, .556, .40, 12 gauge )of ammo needed, I am always shopping for good deals.

[Dave Ambrose]

On 7/5/2018 at 3:59 PM, smhardesty said:

Yeah, it was. It can still be hard to find .22 ammo, or at least good, name brand .22 ammo. Most everything else is relatively easy to find.

Finding Eley .22 ammo was very hard for a while.