Pipelines opening up - AMMO

**JDAM** · 05-23-13, 11:16

I wanted to start another "Pipelines opening up" thread related to ammo. It is all well and good that arms are available, however I have mine and can't get ammo for a reasonable price. Sooo, let's talk ammo and price here. Some online stores have ammo, but it is $0.75 to $1.00 a round.

BTW, if it makes any difference, I am in New England area.

**markm** · 05-23-13, 11:20

I like ammo.

**jc000** · 05-23-13, 11:28

Hey there--there are plenty of threads about this, as well as online tools to help you out. Take the time to poke around. The general mantra of this site is "read more, post less".

**skijunkie55** · 05-23-13, 11:36

http://www.slickguns.com/category/ammo

http://www.gunbot.net/

http://ammoseek.com/

**heyGriff** · 05-23-13, 15:50

AimSurplus http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.as...ers&groupid=21

has Federal M193(XM193) in stock now for $13.95 / 30rd box. Limit 900rds. That's 47 cents per round..... It's getting better!

CRAP!!!!........ just sold out!....... sorry....

**armed_zebra** · 05-23-13, 16:13

I recently took a class and in the weeks prior was able to piece together about 800 rounds of Tula 223 for $0.285/round from WM. A couple times, I got lucky and the guy let me buy 200 rounds at a time.

**saddlerocker** · 05-23-13, 17:14

Gotta get on the email/text msg notification lists from slickguns and ammoscanner.

It sells out fast, but 9mm can be had for $0.30/rd and 223 for $0.40/rd.

Basically $100 more per case than it should be, but ok if you need it.

The more people who use these tools and stop paying stupid prices the better imo

**JDAM** · 05-23-13, 19:14

Originally Posted by jc000

Hey there--there are plenty of threads about this, as well as online tools to help you out. Take the time to poke around. The general mantra of this site is "read more, post less".

I hear you, sorry about the repeat. Who can close this post?

**Achilles11B** · 05-23-13, 20:41

Originally Posted by jc000

Hey there--there are plenty of threads about this, as well as online tools to help you out. Take the time to poke around. The general mantra of this site is "read more, post less".

I can't like that enough.