I guess the one "good" thing I saw was the Remington .40 FMJ (green and white box of 50) is going for about $13 a box...
I may be making more trips to WalMart for some ammo...
Gunshow ammo is getting to be a bit funny (weird) to me...
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- Sat Mar 24, 2007 5:15 pm
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- Sat Mar 24, 2007 5:11 pm
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Thats not a bad idea...Reloading clubs...CWOOD wrote:ME TOO!!Right2Carry wrote:, I would rather have the .45 regardless of the cost of ammo.
Maybe we should start "Reloading Clubs" to partner up with our "Shooting Clubs". I'm joking a little, but not much.
I just took up carbine matches with Texas Tactical, so now I am trying to feed TWO bottomless pits. They say .223 used to be cheap. I just bought 1000 rounds of Wolf Black Box for $189 shipped. That was the cheapest I could find...and my kids like to shoot too.
You gotta love it.
By the way, 9mm is not THAT much cheaper anymore Maybe $6/100.
I just got back a while ago from the GRB show today...
I have to say I am actually a little worried about these ammo prices...
And more so about availability of certain calibers...
I did see .40 Winchester (white boxes) going for about $20 for 50
Some of the premium self-defence loads are pretty steep anyway...But I am thinking we'd pay for that...
The one box of .45/70 I bought was actually cheaper than some of the other gunshops I've been to lately by about a buck or two...But I think thats not par for the course...
Something else to ponder...I heard a rumor that China is buying up ammo and chopping it up for raw materials like brass and lead for some silly reason...But that rumor doesn't make much sense I suppose...
I'm beginning to worry about the quality of the "cheap" reload stuff coming out of "T's" in Texas City (but he's shutting down shop I hear)...
Texas Munitions...I was going through some of that stuff and found a round that basically had the bullet backwards in the casing...Charged and primed ready to fly...
But I guess thats what you get when you buy some of that bulk stuff from those folks...99% might be ok to run through your guns, but its that occasional squib that can really ruin your day if your not careful...
I probably only have about 5-600 rounds of this loose reloaded stuff around...Its well accounted for...
But if there is one tell-tale sign of slim times coming, its the .223 market...The cost and availability of that stuff may be a tattletale for us to keep track of of any trend in ammo issues...
FYI...
- Fri Mar 23, 2007 8:34 pm
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