Air Arms Field pellets .177/.22

[davyt63 1,845]

hi every one

was just after some feed back!! on prices around?

on air arms field .177/.22 and air arms Field plus .22

 

let me know what ya pay,for them!

 

regards

 

davy

[andyfr1968 772]

Hi, Davy.

 

The last tin I bought was £5 in .177 about a year ago... From Swillington Shooting Supplies.

[davyt63 1,845]

Hi, Davy.

 

The last tin I bought was £5 in .177 about a year ago... From Swillington Shooting Supplies.

 

 

hi andy

that was good back then!

have you checked how much they are lately?

 

regards

 

davy

[andyfr1968 772]

No, Davy, I've not.

 

The only .177 I've got today is my old RWS 52 and it doesn't like them, it shoots best with Dynamic TM1's. I've given the AAs to my mate with the .177 90 and it shoots very well with them.

 

I take it they've gone up a bit then???

[pianoman 3,586]

Blimey Andy what a difference a year makes!

I paid just under twenty quid for 2X tins of .177/4.51mm AA Fields and £11 for a tin of .22/5.51mm AA Fields around a couple of months ago - early september-ish. That was from Guns International, Barnsley and Dead On Target at South Kirby if I remember correctly.

 

Silly money really but, what do you do when your TX200s or whatever Air Arms rifle you have loves them?

 

ATB

 

Simon

[SEAN3513 7]

aa fields sell around here for £12 a tin (.22)

 

get a much better deal in the back of the air gun mags....£8ish a tin bulk

 

maybe we should organise a THL bulk pellet buying ????

 

could benefit us all

 

what are your thoughts ???

 

cheers

 

sean

[Phantom 631]

Simon,

I wish we could get them at that price round here

 

Think Last tin I purchased from town were around £12.99 or £13.99 and the FX's are usually a quid cheaper.

 

The price of scrap lead has dropped dramatically last year or so now, but it will take another year or two before it gets reflected into the wholesale pellet market.

Even then though, I don't see the retailers dropping their prices..

 

JSR are selling the AAF's in .22 at £12.39 and £8.49 for .177

I think if you buy 10 tins of same batch he offers a 10% discount and when I have gotten pellets from him in the past and I have chosen second class deliver or bog standard deliver, I've had them the following day anyhow

 

Phantom

[Phantom 631]

Good Idea Sean,

 

We thought of doing similar with Co2 capsules at the UBC.

The thing that stopped us was the posting them out to the members other's that pushed the price back up.

Unless we could get "Serious Quantities" and orders paid up-front, the added postage to individual members would still be fairly high.

 

Or there are some good deals at http://www.solware.c...d-pellets.shtml I can get a discount there too

 

Damn that just reminded me, I have some work to do and get that site linked to one of mine

 

Phantom

Edited November 16, 2010 by Phantom

[davyt63 1,845]

That is why i am asking. I am doing a deal at the moment. I have 20 tins of 22 and 177 but can get more

[festa 206]

8.95 for .177 and 11.95 for .22 .. whats your deal like like come on davy tell us lol

 

atb gary

[pianoman 3,586]

ALMOST FOURTEEN QUID !!! Blimey Phantom that's a price you are paying for .22 AA Field mate...

 

I've heard the price of scrap lead came right down a year or more ago but prices are still high.

 

If there's a better cost-deal to set up supplies here, I'd sure buy from it

 

Simon

[Buster321c 1,010]

Mate , ive got bomb loads of em , easier and cheaper to buy in bulk . The last pellets i got were deffiants , and i think it was a tenner for about 1000 , but as a rule i dont buy odd tins . No help i know , but oh well

[lincsgun 1]

At my local supplier i pay £9.99 for both .177 and .22 aa field pellets, wow i cant believe the prices some places are charging for them !

[Phantom 631]

We are right at the end of the M62. Nearst other cities are Leeds, York and Doncaster. Each over an hour away.

 

Hull is renowned for being expensive as it has a "Captive Market".

 

I'm thinking of next year putting in for a RFD License; however a friend of mine has one and the biggest problem he has encountered, is getting accounts with manufacturers and importer; although if things go well for me I may have a bit of a heads up on that; to which I'll say absolutely no-more on the subject as Its a lead of the highest Value to me and a friend of mine

 

Its nothing major, but from Small Acorns do great Oaks Grow

 

Phantom

[pianoman 3,586]

The very best of luck with it phantom. Hope you can get a good business going.

Simon