9mm ammo deal

[ameridaddy]

I just got an email from Scott at Ammo to Go.
1,000 rds 9mm Blazer Brass 124gr. FMJ ammo for 21 cents/round sounds like a heckuva good deal to me.
No connection to this vendor, just many years of great service and fair prices from Scott.

 

[djohns6]

Que the reloaders to trash the thread ...

 

[sjmjax]

I'm an avid reloader. But not 9mm except for unusual applications.

Just the current price of a Winchester primer and a Berry's 9mm bullet is about the same price as a live loaded round.

And NO! I'm not interested in casting my own bullets!

 

[chief38]

9mm practice ammo is one example of a caliber there is no advantage in reloading - at least as far as cost is concerned. UNLESS of course you have a lifetime supply of primers, powder and projectiles and have the time and willingness to invest.

Currently, 9mm range ammo has come down and is what I'd now call "cheap".

 

[desi2358]

I used to load a lot of 9mm ammo. Rarely load it any more, prices have come down to where it's more economical to just buy factory (though I do still pick up and save the brass). AIM Surplus has several 9mm loads on sale right now, some under $10 a box. I usually drive there since they are fairly close but have gotten orders shipped and their S&H were reasonable and got here quickly.

 

[pharmer]

I just checked my order history from Target Sports. Prior to 2018 I was paying $169/K 9mm ball, about $8.50/box. I just got Federal ball for $217/k, $11/box. Most range days are 40 rds 5.56, 100 rds 9mm and 100-250 rds .22lr. $60 total (with $13 range admit) twice a month. Greens fees right up the road are $60 per round of golf so shooting is a great bargain. Joe