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Yeah, but the ammo at that link is apparently only good for shooting Lion / Tiger hybrids.Also look at the dealer classifieds. KAGArms has competitive pricing. Beats TSUSA non-prime member pricing
WTS - CCI Blazer Brass 9mm Luger Ammo 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket 50 Rd Box [$16]
CCI Blazer Brass 9mm Liger 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket 50 Round Box $16www.northeastshooters.com
That's a low bar to clear.Ammo is cheaper and more available than it was last year.
If local is mass or small retired cop LGS you can almost always beat there prices on line. Covid shortages aside local shops around me would look at you funny when you came in looking for 10k rounds of 22lr with the same lot# or 10 cases of 12g trap loads. Heck even Dicks sporting goods was not interested in suppling the club with pallets of ammo. Weird huhNewbie here, ltc-a end of 2020.
Prices are down considerably since Jan 2021, nearly 50% though I'm sure long time members have seen better days.
Best tool to use ammoseek.com. Allows you to exclude retailers that won't ship to MA. One retailer mentioned already lucky Gunner does not ship to MA. Target sports does and occasionally they have great deals. But you have to know your prices.
Even factoring in shipping many times I'm able to beat local retail prices.
I think someone mentioned the standard calibers like 9, .223, 5.56 and 12g are easily found for good prices.
Start digging online and you might just save some cash in gas. With gas at $4+ it doesn't make sense to drive 100 miles to save $0.05 cents per round.
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More reasonabler than last year.9mm is fairly reasonable now.
This helps....but buying when you know its retardedly high like last year, because everyone went out and bought a gun is not for me. I bought 0 ammo last year at retard pricing.Don't get out to shoot much so I've accumulated a stash. Dollar cost averaging on buying makes it a little less painful.
The inflationary spiral now makes ammo at current prices actually look like a bargain.
Keep buying all the time so the next shortage or price spike won't make you crazy.
This helps....but buying when you know its retardedly high like last year, because everyone went out and bought a gun is not for me. I bought 0 ammo last year at retard pricing.
Having a stash for the dumb times helps if you can do that. Then resume buying when things get somewhat back to normal........for instance, I'm now just resuming buying some ammo. And I think ammo could go down further.
I also am not one that buys thinking I will need enough ammo to secure a bunker. If the SHTF.....it really won't matter unless your in some high fenced impoundment. Thinking that you will need enough ammo to fight of the hordes in the middle of the suburbs on a 1/4 acre lot, is a futile retard move.