Ammo
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Is it cheaper to change your preferred caliber, to something more common?
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with Gunbroker you just have to keep looking. yes most large caliber rifle ammo on there is 1.50 to 2.00 a round but things do pop up. a couple of nights ago I got a sealed 520 round spam can of M2 ball for 575.00 shipped. yes that's a lot but in todays market a little over a dollar a round is not bad. just have to suck it up.
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Have you seen any .38 so
Have you seen any .38 special hollow points during your online ammo searches?
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You can check FLguntrader.com and also Armslist.com some people are asking ridiculous prices but you can haggle and sometimes find good deals. I found a bunch of 12ga in stock at Opticsplanet.com but that was a few weeks ago.
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not many.
.38 s are rare and higher than snatch on a ferris wheel.
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That's what im looking for right now also.
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you lads buy/ sell all you want on here but keep it cool and on the dl... not a shit show,
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its around, ammo seek is a good look..
plinking ammo is a expensive hobby but shooting some meat is doable.
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Ammo availability is one reason I took up slingshots.
Marbles are cheap, I buy them in 40# boxes.
It's good for your hand eye coordination too.
Marbles are cheap, I buy them in 40# boxes.
It's good for your hand eye coordination too.
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I know where there are 2 pallets for 349/1000
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I don't have a problem with people dumping their old ammo to make a profit. That's capitalism and will ultimately drive the price per round down. What does bother me are the folks that go out today and snatch up thousands of rounds at a marginally better deal with the sole idea of reselling for a profit. That kind of behavior just drives the cost per round up and drags out the ammo shortage.
I applaud the person above who is bringing in pallets of ammo, but only if he makes the ammo available with a reasonable markup. 35 cents a round sounds pretty fair but you can bet there's an a**hole out there who will try to buy a few thousand rounds and then resell them for 90 cents each.
I applaud the person above who is bringing in pallets of ammo, but only if he makes the ammo available with a reasonable markup. 35 cents a round sounds pretty fair but you can bet there's an a**hole out there who will try to buy a few thousand rounds and then resell them for 90 cents each.
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