NORMA 9MM 124gr FMJ $15

[rbmac52]

normashooting.com has the Norma 124gr 9MM FMJ on sale today for $15 a box of 50.

Orders of $150 or more ship for free with insurance.

Cheapest 9MM I've seen in a long time.

normashooting has been a good vendor for me. Orders are well packed and arrive in under 10 days.

 

[Jeppo]

115 also at the same price.

 

[ZGrand]

They also have 158gr FMJ 38 Special for $26.25 per box of 50.

 

[robertrwalsh]

Still too high for me, but approaching normal. (Plus I live in CA so I can't have ammo shipped direct to me anyway.)

 

[rbmac52]

What was once considered normal, is long gone...

 

[The Preacher]

rb: As long as we shooters keep paying "their" price: agreed, it will be the norm...but if we don't, prices will come down. Simple "Capitalism" - Supply and demand...

The Preacher

 

[Univibe]

They also have 158gr FMJ 38 Special for $26.25 per box of 50.

I can handload a box for six clams.

 

[quikdraw67]

I've dealt with them, no problems.

 

[Sikiguya]

I can handload a box for six clams.

Till you run out of the components you purchased at precovid prices


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[STORMINORMAN]

Last week I paid the extra $0.03 per round for their ENVY 124gr FMJ: supposedly it's designed with the PCCs in mind...?

Appear to still be available, BTW...

CHEERS!

 

[mgriffin]

WTH, I bought 11 boxes' and got the free shipping. I don't reload, I like to shoot and can afford it. Doubt you will ever see $10-$11 per box again. If you don't want to pay $15 per box simply don't buy them. Thet would make nice, affordable stocking stuffer's this year at Christmas! I always buy a couple boxes of .380s and some shoot and c targets for my wife's stocking.

 

[rbmac52]

I can handload a box for six clams.

Me, too. And I have multiple cases of primers, powder, and projectiles acquired long before the current state of affairs. I'll never be able to load up everything I have (at my age of 69 years).

But when I take people shooting for training or recreation I NEVER share my reloads. They are for my use exclusively. I want my students and friends to have the benefit of new factory ammo, while limiting my liability if someone has a squib or double charge factory load (which has never happened to me).

You cannot beat the economy of reloading but its not for everyone or every purpose.

 

[cmj8591]

I live in Massachusetts. Apparently they don't want my money.

 

[CH4]

Just paid $19.99 for Sig 124gr JHP for 20 rds and Sportsman's Warehouse and $28 for a pound of Unique

 

[cmj8591]

rb: As long as we shooters keep paying "their" price: agreed, it will be the norm...but if we don't, prices will come down. Simple "Capitalism" - Supply and demand...

The Preacher

Or the volume of manufacturing shrinks.

 

[quikdraw67]

I got both 115gr and 124gr 9mm, plus a few other calibers to just squeak over the $150 free shipping threshold.

I look at it this way-

I doubt that ammo will EVER return to pre-pandemic prices. And that's the cheapest 9mm I've seen since 2019.

They had it in stock.

Gas is over 3.50 a gallon here. No driving around looking for ammo, it's delivered to my door.

JMHO YMMV

 

[Wdbutcher97]

Thanks. I just ordered 11 boxes of 124gr 9mm. We'll see how it shoots.