Remington ammo rebates

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Anyone else score some black friday ammo ? I can't figure out how to do the rebate form and I think I'm not that dumb, it's almost like they don't want you to get the rebate :mad: I filled the form online now I have to take each upc code off of each box of ammo and tape it to another paper....... I think :confused:
 
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I bought some Remington a few months back that had the rebate. If I remember I printed the rebates and filled them out by hand and taped the upc on the bottom right and mailed them in.


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Anyone else score some black friday ammo ? I can't figure out how to do the rebate form and I think I'm not that dumb, it's almost like they don't want you to get the rebate :mad: I filled the form online now I have to take each upc code off of each box of ammo and tape it to another paper....... I think :confused:

Print the rebate, fill each line out, include all the UPCs off the boxes (barcode portion), include the original receipt, and mail it in. It's that simple.

But remember to make copies of everything in case Remington loses your rebate!

I was debating on this rebate as I didn't want to wait 2-3 months for it, but when I saw Gander had it on sale I bundled up my coupons and bought ten boxes:

-10 boxes was $126 or so after tax
Less my $10 off $100 coupon = $116
Less my $10 rewards certificate = $106
Less the $20 gander cash they handed out to anyone who spent over $100 on thanksgiving = $86
Less rebate of $50 = $36 :D

I'm sure I'll spend the $20 on something useless or more overpriced ammo, but with combining all of the coupons I couldn't pass it up.
 
Print the rebate, fill each line out, include all the UPCs off the boxes (barcode portion), include the original receipt, and mail it in. It's that simple.

But remember to make copies of everything in case Remington loses your rebate!

I was debating on this rebate as I didn't want to wait 2-3 months for it, but when I saw Gander had it on sale I bundled up my coupons and bought ten boxes:

-10 boxes was $126 or so after tax
Less my $10 off $100 coupon = $116
Less my $10 rewards certificate = $106
Less the $20 gander cash they handed out to anyone who spent over $100 on thanksgiving = $86
Less rebate of $50 = $36 :D

I'm sure I'll spend the $20 on something useless or more overpriced ammo, but with combining all of the coupons I couldn't pass it up.
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I went to Dick's Sporting Goods with a couple of friends, as they were offering $5 off 9mm, 40, and 45 Remington ammo, which brought the price of the 9mm down to $10.98 per box. With the rebate, the final cost will be $5.98 per box. Not too bad - I can't reload them for that price!
 
I dislike Rebates (sometimes I get them and sometimes they never arrive) and opt to just wait for a sale. Field & Stream has got Federal, Remington and Rio 12 and 20 Gauge Shells on sale for $5.24/box - good enough for me!
 
I dislike Rebates (sometimes I get them and sometimes they never arrive) and opt to just wait for a sale. Field & Stream has got Federal, Remington and Rio 12 and 20 Gauge Shells on sale for $5.24/box - good enough for me!

I would consider $5.24 for a box of target loads to be normal price, not a deal

Academy had multiple flavors of 12 and 20 guage for $4.99 a box and free shipping on $25+ all summer (probably still do but I haven't looked in a while).

My wife used my $20 gander bucks I received buying Remington ammo on a clearance Columbia jacket that she would have paid more for elsewhere so after rebate it will be $3.60 a box of 50 9mm for me. I would say that's plenty worth the rebate hassle. Don't think I will see $0.07 a round 9mm too often
 
this is the 2nd Remington rebate I've taken advantage of this year; always helps when adding in range stock.

Yes its all mail-in, but you can fill in the form online and get a rebate confirmation # that may help when tracking the rebate later.

Assuming the link works, it takes you to the rebate page for Remington, then just go thru and pick the ammo purchased and it will allow you to enter in your info, etc. Print it out and mail with with your upc's taped to a sheet of paper and the receipt (just follow the instructions and it should work, did for me last time).

Remington.RebateAccess.com
 

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