beaverislander
US Veteran
I can only shop on-line but it looks like 45ACP is getting hard to come by too. When you do find it, what kind of prices are they getting? Just wondering if has gone crazy like 9mm.
I hear that. I still have several hundred but all of my reloading equipment is now at my sons in another state and he doesn't have it set up yet. While not an emergency that's my weak link in the ammo department. At $75 I'll either wait, or look for a trade.Saw some the other day for $75.00. Crazy times, glad I reload.
Yes, I understand that but unfortunately I live on a small island, no ammo here.In just the last week I've run across a fair amount of 45acp ammo. One LGS has 10+ boxes of surplus GI ammo as well as several boxes of commercial 45acp. Although none of this is marketed with cool names denoting super-duper sd ammo, it's all just fine for sd or anything else you'd like to do with it. (They also had a bunch of old 190 gr hollow point Super Vel which I bought.)
Another LGS had several boxes of Remington 45acp 185gr target ammo.
There's ammo out there, just not on the internet. You have to get out of the house and on the road to find it. The big box stores aren't the place to look: small, obscure shops are the honey holes.
With 9mm going for .50 cents each, .60 cents a round for 45APC actually sounds pretty good. Maybe I'll post a WTT in the classifieds after I check with someone locally.
Thanks for the replies.
Just a crazy old mans wondering about which is cheaper. Pay the current market price for ammo or spend hours, days riding around burning gas and wearing out a vehicle looking for cheaper ammo. Larry
Finding any ammo anywhere these days is a hit-or-miss proposition, and prices are high. One fellow was positively jubilant the other day on a Facebook S&W page because he was able to buy 200 rounds of 9mm Blazer 115-gr. FMJ for "only" $100!