I'll point out that I still feel a lot of the ammunition prices we see today are artificial. Going back 15 years ago, or even less, Q3131A was $160 per thousand, and often that was the price delivered. Wolf 7.62x39 ammo was $79 per case. These aren't the musings of an old man shaking his fist at the sun, though I can see where it can be viewed that way, the issue becomes a matter of WHY prices have doubled. Material prices don't make the difference, neither do most other guesses given.
I know some people will claim we have been at war since 01, and that has caused ammo prices to go north, but that is an obscene answer. It isn't like many companies have ammo contracts for the GOV, never mind have ammo contracts for big Army (or the rest of the small time ammo blasters).
Back to the topic of what is decent ammo for blasting, I can comment that I know of a few upper end companies that use Wolf Gold for all their ammo needs as they have found the price and quality to meet their needs.




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