Cheap 44 Mag Ammo

[Jahnkem]

Where is the best place to get cheap ammo for the range for my 44 magnum?

 

[Crabtree]

Not sure of your location but Georgia Arms sells quality reloads and "new" loads at many gun shows in the south. They have the best prices I have seen at around $50 for 100 wadcutters.

They also have a website but when shipping costs are added it might become cost prohibitive.

 

[glenncal1]

Check sportsmansguide.com

 

[NFrameFred]

Where is the best place to get cheap ammo for the range for my 44 magnum?

Buy 100 pieces of brass, a "C"press, a set of dies, and a Lee hand primer, a thousand pieces of cast lead, a thousand primers and a pound of 2400.

That'll keep you in ammo for a while and potentially from now on. And if you don't hot-rod the loads you should get several loadings out of the initial brass purchase.

Then again, you could just buy white box rounds and send me the once fired brass.

 

[RychenCop]

Not sure of your location but Georgia Arms sells quality reloads and "new" loads at many gun shows in the south. They have the best prices I have seen at around $50 for 100 wadcutters.

They also have a website but when shipping costs are added it might become cost prohibitive.

i buy 95% of my ammo from Ga Arms.

 

[youngda9]

Re-load. 15 cents a round if you purchase already cast bullets.

AWESOME hobby.

 

[32dgrz]

Blazers or http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/index.php/cName/44-magnum-lead-round-nose-ammo

Or shoot specials
http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/product_info.php/pName/50rds-44-spec-cci-blazer-200gr-bonded-gdhp-ammo

 

[whoisavner]

not sure how good this ammo search engine is, but I seem to get some good deals.

AmmoEngine: .44 Magnum / .44 Remington Magnum, Instock For Sale Premium & Discount Ammunition, Ammo Deals

 

[dallascj]

I have had good luck with Cheaper Than Dirt. They sell bulk and 50-rd boxes from a company called Bitter Root Valley. It's smokey, but shoots well.

 

[Jahnkem]

Thanks guys I appreciate the insight

 

[kennyb]

>>>>reload<<<<

 

[anmut]

I just got into reloading for this exact reason. Around here the cheapest I can buy ammo from any store is steel-cased Blazers for $29 per 50. After the initial investment on your equipment, the actual reloading consumables are extremely cheap. For instance, primers are $3 per 100, lead semi-wadcuters are $60 per 500 and a pound of powder is $21. That's 7000 grains and each round is 15 grains. So now if I look at loading 100 rounds I'm at .16c a round! And that's buying my consumables from Scheels and not looking around for better prices at gun shows or online deals.

 

[Hovnnes]

WWB at Wally World for the new stuff(I found it cleaner than UMC,) then save your brass and get a press & dies.

 

[H Richard]

Reloading is the only way to go. I haven't bought any commercial center-fire handgun or rifle ammo in 25 years. I'm beginning to think I can't reload shotgun as cheap as I can buy it, just paid $35 a bag for #8 shot! Even with 1 oz. loads that's nearly $2.25 for just lead a box all components about 4.06 per box of 25. Still saving about .75 to 1.00 a box. Of course my time is worth nothing.

 

[giddyupsut]

44mag

try
AMMOMAN.COM d/b/a Discount Distributors

 

[billdeserthills]

Where is the best place to get cheap ammo for the range for my 44 magnum?

If you can live with Winchester White Box ammo--Wal-Mart