Are there any .22 RF ammo collectors here?

[gnappi]

I have a bunch of .22's from "dogbone" through the 60's ammo from just about every maker.

Maybe I can help fill out a collection.

[downzero]

My neighbor is, but he already has virtually everything ever made.

[abunaitoo]

I collect old .22 boxes.
Ammo is a problem shipping here.
Always looking to fill holes.
What have you got????

[smithnframe]

Can you post some pictures of what you have?

[gnappi]

Gads, I have a LOT of .22's even some bricks but I'll do what I can.

[abunaitoo]

I have many "dog bone" boxes.
But always on the look out for one's I don't have.
Almost all from the trash at the range.
Not a rabbit collector, just something to do.

[RC46]

I wouldn't call myself a collector, but ended up with these from past gun trades, all the boxes are full. No. I won't shoot them, unless the world goes crazy and they are the end of my .22 ammo and I am living in a tent in the forest with my dog. Love the old stuff!

[remy3424]

I like the brick boxes, just Rem & Peters, do have a fair collection of 50ct boxes too. I haven't bought any for a while, but always interested in old brick boxes.

[Tazman1602]

Been collecting for 40 years now, let me see if I can find some boxes, sorry for the orientation, been a while. Tack hole box worth $$$$ these days...

[Tazman1602]

Very rare brick, pristine here

[triggerhappy243]

I am curious.............. what does an older box of 22 ammo bring? inquiring minds want to know.

[John Boy]

243, it varies. This will give you an idea of prices ... http://www.sportingcollectibles.com/22_ammunition.html

More ... https://www.wardscollectibles.com/vi...php?category=2

[too many things]

many do a wrap on the boxes . there is i food wrap called cling that works. well
many of the old dont fire well. i had a loose box of mix and maybe 20 % would bang , but the big problem was the __hang___ had one go off when i cocked the pistol,
so as a safety use in rifle.

[BenTolson]

There are many of us that are always looking for older boxes in nice condition with original contents...

[BenTolson]

Advertising and factory display stuff too....

[BenTolson]

I've must confess that I've spent alot of time and way too much money accumulating this horde... starting to let some of it go, but it's really difficult.

[Pressman]

Ben, you better hang on to them, just in case.

[AZ Pete]

very cool. My grandpa had a Winchester "bullet board" like in the background of the first photo. My cousin has it and had replaced some of the odd ctgs. that had fallen off over the decades.

[oldhenry]

I'm not a collector, but do have a Sears "Ted Williams" box of .22 L.R. (only 49 out of the original 50).

[BenTolson]

very cool. My grandpa had a Winchester "bullet board" like in the background of the first photo. My cousin has it and had replaced some of the odd ctgs. that had fallen off over the decades.

I would still try to find room for a "real" Winchester bullet board. Mine is just the large print version... worth $300-$400. A real "Double W" board can bring $25,000. to $30,000. Try to stay "close" with your cousin, maybe he will leave it to you in his will.