Holy shit... $35.50/box = $710/case - wow! That’s about 4X why I usually paid for a case.9mm is currently available at ammoman, but what's being sold are packages of 50 rounds only-- though I don't see him saying that there's a limit on purchases. As is sometimes the case with that particular vendor, the prices appear to be a bit high.
The shit he's got for sale is Magtech 147's for $35.50/50, along with S&B 124's at $41/50.
There's quite a bit of 9mm ammo available from numerous distributors to be found on ammoseek.com at this moment... I was actually surprised to see how much was out there when compared to last week. And I'm seeing lots of 500 and 1,000 cartridges at some vendors, instead of just boxes of 50...
...though some of the larger lots of ammunition are being sold as reloads (or remanufactured, if you will).
Have a look:
9mm Luger on Ammoseek
It was rather more than I was actually expecting to see.
--R
I’m less concerned with SD, than I am with sport shooting. I’ll burn through 2 of those boxes at sporting clays, another 2 at trap, and a box at a steel shotgun match.Hoarders don’t know what they’re missing. When the last AR and Glock is broken, with no more parts or ammo available, the world will still be full of operable 12 gauge shotguns.
Plus.... I’m converting all of these to slugs.![]()
A friend just bought a Beretta A300 in 20ga. He has developed some arthritis in his shoulder and thought that lighter recoil might be less painful. I can't tell much of a difference, myself. But, he says it is less painful to shoot.I’ve been considering buying a 20 gauge shotgun, for all those times I see empty 12 ga shelves, but 20 ga available at pre-hoarding prices.
Me too!Doh' How did I miss that.
My preferred range has .45 ACP Magtech FMJ for about $60 a box of 50. Ugh. I only buy to backfill what I burn for now; ordering bulk when prices allow.The shit he's got for sale is Magtech 147's for $35.50/50, along with S&B 124's at $41/50.
I’m down with trap & skeet presently, which was what I picked up again before I moved northward.I’m less concerned with SD, than I am with sport shooting. I’ll burn through 2 of those boxes at sporting clays, another 2 at trap, and a box at a steel shotgun match.
I want to continue enjoying those activities.
I cut out all my centerfire matches not just because of the “shortage”, but also the stupid (IMHO damn near criminal) price gouging.
I used that logic in my latest firearm purchase. Every shop that I’ve gone to in search of ammo had SOME .243 and .270 Winchester ammo on the shelf. So when a local Pawn shop had a bolt action .270 for sale, I pounced. I pick it up tomorrow. It’s a Savage Stevens model 200 with a Redfield 4-12x40 scope. The rifle is new and unfired.I’ve been considering buying a 20 gauge shotgun, for all those times I see empty 12 ga shelves, but 20 ga available at pre-hoarding prices.
At least we have the thread... Other places, dipshits would have to be institutionalized from being so triggered they’d be all Mumbling Marvins....stumbling around and drooling and shit...Seriously miss this thread being a sticky.
Still looking for more SPP and SRP. I can't believe they're going for upwards of $200 per 1K on gun broker. I thought $100 was bad. If anyone happens to get a line on them and even semi-reasonable prices - I'm not expecting to see the $30 prices I was paying, but I'm not paying scalper prices - I'd love to hear about it!
For sure... and, I wasn't bitching. I get it completely, and I am happy as a clam... change is hard for me and not seeing this thread at the top of the page when I stroll in is "different".At least we have the thread... Other places, dipshits would have to be institutionalized from being so triggered they’d be all Mumbling Marvins....stumbling around and drooling and shit...
Some humerns ain’t....
Handgun skills are perishable.SoCal resident here so things are rough...
... Have a long way to go with the handgun, but I've got a range close by to get better at. Don't have a ton of ammo, and had to pay a pretty penny to get what I do have, but it's something at least.
Yeah I bought a laser cartridge and a man sized target I set up in the house to practice on. I did a considerable amount of practice at home with that, dry firing with the laser and I felt really good with it before going to the range but once at the range all my shots were low left. It took about 50 rounds before I felt like I had a better grasp on it and was hitting roughly where I was aiming. Here was my grouping on the last mag @10 yards. Not great, not terrible.Handgun skills are perishable.
Dry firing with proper grip, sight picture, and trigger control helps a lot.
Be super safe though.
Even pistol rounds are hell on the drywall.
Doubly make sure.
Used to practice dry firing in a room with no ammo in it.
if it needs a magazine in it, get Snap-Caps practice substitutes.
Welcome to CAI never heard that term before yesterday, and had to Google it.