A month or so ago Ammoshoponline was running a sale for norma 9mm, 115 or 124 gr fmj for a little over $15.00 per box with free shipping for any order over $150.00. I figured at the current pricing this was a pretty good deal and bought a case of 124gr. I saved about 30 to 40 bucks in shipping alone. With what's going on in the world lately I have a feeling prices are only going to go up again.

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Why duck?? It's a 9mm!

Even if reloading doesn't save you a lot of money, it does have other advantages. The first is allowing you to shoot more and experimenting with different loads.

A big advantage is shooting oddball loads, like the .41 Long Colt in my case. Or as GypsmJim pointed out, a rewarding lifelong hobby.

Not everything we do with this hobby is just about the money.

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Right now, ammo is not my greatest concern. My brother has sufficient and more for a company of rifle men and a platoon of shotgunners. I'm a little light on defensive handgun ammo in .38 Spl and that's about it. What is worrying me is fuel prices, & my Cherokee averages 30 mpg day in day out. I just ordered a fat tire e-bike that I can charge with a portable solar generator with a cargo kit. I'm pricing bike trailers, too. Now I need to find a handlebar ATV long gun mount for my SU-16C & Maverick 88 Security 12 ga. My brother & I can outfit or supplement 1 or 2 squads worth of adults (I've already given guns to my daughters,1 son-in-law, 2 grandchildren & my grandson-in-law. Most of the men have military (some combat) experience as does my granddaughter. We have 6 mos to a year of food 25 year food stores & water filtration equipment. Living in the country has advantages. This is out my back door.

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CPT, Armor (Ret)
Luke 22:36

Lots of ammo in some calibers now. Who knows when it could dry up. Good to be ready.

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No baby we aint

Rudi, that's exactly why I decided to bite the bullet and buy some ammo at the higher prices so at least I'd have a pretty good supply in case the availability dried up. I'm pretty good to go now.

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Why duck?? It's a 9mm!

I think I might just wait a little bit longer...........

My wallet would take a heck of a beating if I had to shell out $1.60 per round
for a box of 50 rounds of .357 Magnum ammo.

Local wally world has quite a lot. Lots of 22s, even 28 ga. shot shells, 350 rifle, 243 and .308 and 7.62 ball. CCI standard velocity still $4.83/50.

Natchez Shooters Supply has CCI Blazer brass 9mm 115gr FMJ 1000rds 339.99 and free shipping.
It is bulk though.
Other ammo on sale as well.
Over $200 for free shipping.

EDIT- I had the wrong price posted.

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BTDT, Got The T-Shirt

No telling where this this train is going to stop. Primers @ $120/+shipping, cheap ammo is considered .37 cents a round for 9mm?
Wife and I went to a match in Ga two weeks ago and regular gas was $4.35. Thankfully I was good and made it to a more reasonably priced station.

Try buying a car for anything close to list price without fees added on!

Idk where it will end up!

Regards,
Rick Gibbs

The first 50 round box of .22 LR "hi-speed" hollow points I ever paid for cost me a whole $0.59 in 1962.

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CPT, Armor (Ret)
Luke 22:36

I'm fairly sure they were the same price in 1970 too.

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Freedom is never free!!
SWCA #3437

That was Then, Now is now thanks to the bravo sierra covid malarky and gouging. Just remember the shops that gouged.

I load my own and I have a local company that makes all calibers I shoot. .357 and 44 mag less than a $1 per round.... and they ship to your door..

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