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Very new to this, what are price points I should aim for with 9mm/40 Target Ammo

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I should have my LTC by the end of next week. I am certain I am getting a Shield 9mm, but also will have a 40 to shoot. In terms of Range Ammo, what price points should I look for in 50ct, 100ct, 200ct, 1000ct for it to be a "good" price?

I tried searching, but I want to get some recent data as I know prices change. I want to find the bargain prices but just looking for some averages so I know when something is too high, just right, or BUY BUY BUY.

Thanks
 
Collector's gallery has Federal 9mm 1000 rounds for $229, that's a really good price. Rileys has the best prices around I think, take a road trip and stock up before the next Obama scare.
 
If you spend more than $0.25/round for factory 9mm you're wasting money. If you don't mind steel/aluminum cased (I know I don't [mind]) then you can get under $0.20/round. I buy Federal Aluminum Cased FMJ for $9.95/50rds at Walmart. Get it in the great free state of NH and it's tax free.
 


Not sure how I missed this, I swear I tried searching...
Thanks!

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If you spend more than $0.25/round for factory 9mm you're wasting money. If you don't mind steel/aluminum cased (I know I don't [mind]) then you can get under $0.20/round. I buy Federal Aluminum Cased FMJ for $9.95/50rds at Walmart. Get it in the great free state of NH and it's tax free.


Do you need a NH license to buy ammo?
 
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