115gr fmj Remington @bereli.com
Shipped, no tax exc FL residents.
Shipped, no tax exc FL residents.
9mm $240 a case deilvered
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Checked the site for that item at that price, but did not see it. Is this the product you bought?
Remington UMC 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ Handgun Ammo - 1000 - Bereli Inc.
Remington UMC 9mm Luger 115gr FMJ Handgun Ammo - 1000 - Bereli Inc.
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Thank you sir for the link!
You just cost me $750..
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JJEH
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That is a good deal, y'all should jump on it!!
You just cost me $750..
That's a YOU problem, not an US problem.
ArchAngelCD
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Thank goodness I reload. I don't think I could afford to shoot at those prices, wow...
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Not tried Remingtons 9mm offerings.
I have been so turned off with their 22l and the issues with it and I also had accuracy issues with 30.06 deer loads.
The 30.06 issue might be more gun related.
Maybe I will try a box or two first.
I would love to see federal offer something similar.
I have been so turned off with their 22l and the issues with it and I also had accuracy issues with 30.06 deer loads.
The 30.06 issue might be more gun related.
Maybe I will try a box or two first.
I would love to see federal offer something similar.
I bought 2 CCI Blazer 124 grain, locally at these prices. It is the lowest I have seen recently. I am pausing until we see a bigger drop, but experienced FOMO at this price in case it doesn't go lower.
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I don't think it will be an "ammo availability problem" more like a "getting ammo shipped to the house problem." Several states are already struggling with it. Joe
NFrameFred
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Same here as long as I don't have to shell out the current price of primers that would account for around 42% of the price they're paying for a case with new brass, powder, hardball, time and labor factored in.
Dipping into the ever dwindling stash of reasonably priced primers, once fired range brass pick ups (love guys that don't reload and leave new brass on the ground), bulk powder and hard cast lead pills . . . i can keep going a little while longer. Just hope the writing on the wall doesn't make that $240 a case factory fodder look like "the good old days" a couple of years down the road . . .
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And less forensic evidence or so a friend told me.
ArchAngelCD
Moderator, SWCA Member, Absent Comrade
I disagree, I don't know anyone who shoots a revolver because it takes longer to shoot. Also, everyone I know doesn't shoot a semi-auto faster just because they can. Apart and pray just isn't a smart path.
I had my revolvers well before ammo prices went up. I shoot as many rounds in revolvers as in semi-autos. (actually more since I prefer revolvers and always did)
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