I have been watching this company after reading some positive reviews here in the forum about them but I have never been able to catch them with any inventory in the last year. They are still out of everything else but they have some boxes of 500 rounds 115grn rn remanufactured in for 120.00 plus shipping. For those in need of some range ammo this may help you out. I suspect it won't be there for long.
FreedomMunitions has some 9mm remanufactured available!
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I've never bought any ammo mail order. What is their haz-mat shipping fee? Isn't it around $50? Add that and the regular shipping charges and its up to around $200 - or $20 a box, right? I guess if you can't get it anywhere local cheaper that would be OK...
oneill45
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ive purchased thousands of rounds from freedommunitions. I have never had a problem with them. some of the best reloads you can buy. I cant say theyre any cleaner or dirtier than anything else you can buy. But theyre definitely worth a buy. Ive purchased 357, 38, 45, and 9 from them. all work flawless.
They don't have a haz mat fee. They are shipping it regular ground ups and they have a 5% discount they are offering right now as well. You can put some in the shopping cart and enter your zip code to get your exact total. Around here I can get 9mm but not for that price. I intend to enjoy the range a lot!
Hey, you're right! I guess the hazmat fee must only apply to primers and powder. I just assumed it applied to ammo too.
So with the 5% discount and shipping it would cost me right at $125 for 500 rounds. 25 cents a round is pretty decent.
That's 3 cents a round less than I paid for the last Herter's I bought at Cabela's ($13.99 for 50 rounds). If I didn't already have a couple of hundred rounds and 300 or so rounds of brass waiting to be reloaded already, I could go for that deal.
Fire75
Member
I order 40 this past year and have 45 coming tomorrow both reman. As for the 9, they had new brass just last week.
Fire75
Member
My bad, they still have new 9. Only $8 more than reman.
Yes I missed that because I didn't see the line in bold that said click here for all available! LOL. I was clicking item by item. I missed the .45 cal but did catch some 223 and some .38.
Fire75
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Got today
Smitty357
Member
I have some of their 5.56 in 62GR and im not impressed with it at all. I've actually thought about getting rid of it and buying some real ammo. But i guess it would work for cheap SHTF ammo. That is of course, if u could get every round to fire, or every round to actually chamber and eject properly.
I thought it was the weapon, but I have several weapons to run it through. And of course, it doesnt work well in any of them. You'll not see me buying any more ammo from them no matter what caliber.
I thought it was the weapon, but I have several weapons to run it through. And of course, it doesnt work well in any of them. You'll not see me buying any more ammo from them no matter what caliber.
vinny77
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I dont know about the ar ammo, but the pistol ammo is great. just ordered 500 9mm 115g new. you can recyle the brass @ 2.50 lb for cash credit on purchases. 5% discount for military and LE...hey, whats not to like?
Stray cat
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I have shot 9mm and .223 what out any issues. Very good people. I go to the store in Houston to get my ammo.
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Yeah it's good range ammo that's cheaper than you'll find it most anywhere else. I bought 500 rounds of .45 ACP. I had two F2F in 300 rounds. My feed ramp was so gunk'd up I needed a few drops of oil on it to get it feeding again properly. But for $190 total out of pocket for 500 rounds I thought it was great.
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jonesy814
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I ordered 500 of their 124gr rounds on Christmas Eve, while they were having a 5% off sale. With shipping it was $134. That's slightly cheaper than WWB at Walmart around here since PA has a 6% sales tax.
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