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Were to buy ammo?

fire suppressor

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Looking for some bulk .40 FMJ for my XD. Been trying to find rounds for some time without any luck. Of course Sportman's warehouse makes me want to cry when I go down there ammo isle, no lucky at big 5 or walmart. Cheaperthandirt.com has been on back order for some time now. Looking for bulk about 200 rounds or so. Hopeing someone might know of a place I cant seem to find anything out there.
 
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Kesselrings up by Burlington has plenty. I bought a few boxes of S&B 180gr. FMJ for my G23 for about $15 a box last week. They had plenty at the time. I imagine it's too far to drive, but perhaps they ship?
 
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Go to the gun show EARLY and hit the tables up. Surplus Ammo is usually well stocked on Saturday morning. There are a few other tables too. But usually by noon on Saturday they're getting dried up.
 
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I havnt seen to the range now in months simply because I would not be unable to replace what I shot. Its Y2K for gun owners
 
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I gave up on buying ammo for practice. Now I reload and save the factory ammo for carrying.
I bought a Dillon square Deal B press (40s&w) for $350.
A thousand cases (once fired) for $38.50 from http://store.brassmanbrass.com/servlet/StoreFront
a thousand bullets from http://www.berrysmfg.com/ for $118 (180 grain 40 cal)
and primers and powder from my local gun shop in Port Angeles. Primers $40 per M and powder $30 a lb.
Taking my time I can turn out 200+ per hour.
 
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fire suppressor wrote:
I havnt seen to the range now in months simply because I would not be unable to replace what I shot. Its Y2K for gun owners
Click to expand...
Take your .22s out for a spin. I've been shooting my H&R way more than anything else.

Hell, when's the last time you fired your Marlin?
 
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surplus arms is a little spendy for handgun ammo

500.00 for 1k



when you can buy it for under 400 elsewhere
 
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Try Poulsbo walmart, I always get .40 blazer there...the have a 6 box/day limit though...go in the morning after they have unloaded the truck and stocked the shelves...That was the advice from an employee in sporting goods, and it has always worked for me.
 
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