bushmaster1313
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Looking for a good online seller of non-hollow point practice ammo.
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Who sells .357 Ammo at good prices?
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Stu1205
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I usually find the best prices at gun shows or Wal-Mart.
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bushmaster1313
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You really know how to hurt a guy.
Where I live (New Jersey) the Wal-Marts do not sell ammo
And we do not have gun shows.
Stu1205
Member
I am truly sorry. I feel your pain.
ArchAngelCD
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Ammunition-To-Go usually has very competitive prices and a fairly good variety in stock.
They currently have PMC JSP ammo on sale for $19.95/50 rounds. Their Independence JSP ammo is $20.95/50 rounds. Not bad prices these days IMO...
They currently have PMC JSP ammo on sale for $19.95/50 rounds. Their Independence JSP ammo is $20.95/50 rounds. Not bad prices these days IMO...
HotRoderX
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If you don't mind the odd ball weight this sight has great sale deals from time to time http://www.palmettostatearmory.com/383.php. There shipping is great also on most ammo its 12 dollars per 1000 rounds. I have ordered 9mm from them a few times when its been on sale normally it comes out cheaper then Ammotogo.com when you factor in shipping.
smith revolver cop
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They're good. You can also try AIM Surplus in Middletown OH. They have a decent website, but what ammo they have in stock is hit or miss.
Natchez just alerted me to New In Stock PMC .357 mag 158 grain Jacketed Soft Point for 17.97 / 50 if you but 10 boxes. It is also a very good hunting round for WTD.
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parabarbarian
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Ammunition To Go is a reliable supplier.
Seven Springs Armory may have a little better price if they have it. Seven Springs Armory
Also take a look at hill billy on Calguns. You need ammo? I have ammo. In stock. - Calguns.net
He sells 357 reloads for $35/100
Seven Springs Armory may have a little better price if they have it. Seven Springs Armory
Also take a look at hill billy on Calguns. You need ammo? I have ammo. In stock. - Calguns.net
He sells 357 reloads for $35/100
ncbengal
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What kind of practice would you do with .357 that you can't do with .38 spl? OR
Cut your cost in half and reload.
Cut your cost in half and reload.
Good Point.
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bushmaster1313
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Almost all the time with .38 Special.
Sometimes I like to shoot .357 just to experience the recoil
DOUBLESHOT
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I don't know what part of Jersey you live in but if you are anywhere near South Jersey you can go directly to Ammoman in Berlin NJ. (ammoman.com) If you pick it up in person, they will need your driver's lisc. & Firearms Purch. ID. Because they are not shipping it to you they will knock off $10.00 for every 500 rounds and if you pay in cash they will discount another 3%. I've been getting my 9mm there. Last time I wound up paying $10.25 OTD for each 50 round box.
You can also visit Wally World over in PA. They won't ask what state you're from. They are only care that you are over 21.
Chrisj357
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Cheaper Than Dirt
cheaperthandirt.com is a great place to get American made cheap ammo. They have the Russian stuff too but I use BitterRoot ammo made in Montana and have no complaints. $18 or so for a box of 50 .357
cheaperthandirt.com is a great place to get American made cheap ammo. They have the Russian stuff too but I use BitterRoot ammo made in Montana and have no complaints. $18 or so for a box of 50 .357
Chrisj357
Member
Isint if funny how recoil is reletive. I have been shooting the S&W 500 lately. I finally got a chance to shoot my new .357 with 158g factory loads. Felt like a pea shooter. I didnt feel any recoil at all. Probably my nerve endings are dead from the .500 lol
