Ep. 096 - 22 ARC | NEW CARTRIDGE |

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• HO

  @hornady · 2 years ago · pinned

  Initial 22 ARC builders can be found here with more to come: <a href="https://www.hornady.com/22arc#!/">https://www.hornady.com/22arc#!/</a>

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• AL

  @albertlemont5471 · 2 years ago

  I would love to see Hornady start a primer manufacturing line! Then lets talk!

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• RI

  @ripcurlreadiness8777 · 2 years ago

  I would also like to see more development of the 8.6 BLACKOUT. Seeing the performance from 0 to 300 yrds it’s doing with a minimal selection of ammo is amazing. The combo of a subsonic heavy bullet and super fast twist rate is doing amazing things.

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• GL

  @glhx2112 · 2 years ago

  Can&apos;t find any LEVERevolution ammo anywhere in any caliber for sale, along with various other caliber cartridges you used to produce, but, here we are looking at yet another new caliber. These new calibers look great and I am seriously considering at least two of them, but it&apos;s getting very hard to justify/rationalize jumping into something new when I cannot even get my hands on a reliable supply of other Common caliber ammo that Hornady used to produce. (Intentionally skipping the reloading component availability issue that normally is a part of this discussion). &nbsp;$3 to $4 PER cartridge for a box of ammo being flipped on Gunbroker because that is the only place it can be found is not going to cut it.

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• DU

  @dustinfarnsworth174 · 2 years ago

  To add to your Business Class philosophy with “deliver it” we’re seeing a huge lack of 6mm ARC being delivered. How will those of us who want to try it know that you’ll actually support it? We can’t get anywhere close to the volume we need for what we already have.

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• SC

  @scottbailey8158 · 2 years ago

  Wow 22-250 in a ar platform, iv dreamed of tbat so now the .22 arc in that type of firearm ill buy one soon as i see the ammo well stocked on store shelves.

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• KJ

  @KJ5LNI · 2 years ago

  I absolutely love these group chat type podcasts. The knowledge, recounting of historical events in product development, and the genuine interest and love of the industry by the chat participants makes this a real joy to watch/listen. Thank you all.

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• EA

  @Eastcoast87genetics · 2 years ago

  How about get standard ammo on the shelves at a decent price. I dont even shoot much anymore because i refuse to pay the outrageous prices

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• DA

  @dannydivine7699 · 2 years ago

  Ok so at the risk of asking a dumb question, why is an &quot;AR / Gas Gun&quot; cartridge developed and tested using a 24&quot; barrel, what is the &quot;MOST COMMON&quot; length of barrel found on this type of gun??? I&apos;m feeling pretty safe in assuming its NOT 24&quot;

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• JE

  @jerryconrad2737 · 2 years ago

  Learned my lesson with the 6 ARC. No 7 PRC and no 22 ARC until I see consistent well stocked shelves in all the ammo offerings. I will wait years if I have to. Years. So show me.

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• GU

  @Gunrunner4532 · 2 years ago

  And still, you can’t find so many of the existing cartridges. &nbsp;I wrote to Hornady about several, such as the 17 WSM. &nbsp;Hornady wrote back that they were a small manufacturer and “we’re doing the best that we can”. &nbsp;When I see these new calibers being manufactured and nothing happening with some of the older ones it really says something about Hornady as a company. &nbsp;Small manufacturer? &nbsp; Bravo Sierra

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• AA

  @aaronunterseher1627 · 2 years ago

  We can&apos;t even get brass and primers as it is for the stuff we already have... unless you go flat out custom, you can&apos;t find the grendel bolt face for bolt actions....

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