Best place to buy ammo online
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I've only bought ammo online once, from National Bullet Company. They were extremely slow and the cases on my reloads are so swelled that some won't chamber iin my revolver.
I know that doesn't help much, but you may want to note this for future reference.
I know that doesn't help much, but you may want to note this for future reference.
garrett1955
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I only bought ammo from sportsmans guide. for my AK, great prices and fast shipping!
Cawdor
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Zen21Tao
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Yes. Ammoman, AmmunitionStore.com, Aim Surplus, Natchez, and Midway USA (Black Hills source). I also buy much of my reloading needs from Midway USA also.
pythonguy
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Ammoman can be a real jerk sometimes, the others just do business without any "monkey business".
rbernie
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Depends on the product - Natchez may be cheaper than Midway, but Midway is usually the best combination of cost/availability.
afasano
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MidwayUSA, Sportsman's Guide and CTD, because they don't ask you to mail in a copy of your photo ID.
Zen21Tao
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I live in an Apartment complex and Fedex/UPS/USPS delivers it to the complex office personal if I am not home. It is funny as HELL to see the look on their face when they hand me packages that say things like "firearm ammunition enclosed", "warning explosive contents (e.g. powders/primers)", "Firearm Reloading components", etc.
Forgot to ask...has anyone had experience with these guys? Their prices seen excellent... http://www.lancerammo.com/
Knob Creeker
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What kind of ammo you lookin’ for? The only stuff I’ve gotten online has been mil. surplus: 8mm, 7.62x39, 7.62x54R, & 7.62x51. If that is what you’re after, there are good deals to be found on the net. You can also locate hard to find ammo online like .351 Winchester. Shop around and look for the best prices (Sportsmansguide.com usually has a good deal), but remember shipping costs will be significant. To really save cash you need to order quite a bit, like 1-5+ cases, or find a company that offers free/reduced shipping.
I would NOT recommend ammunitionstore.com. I got a case of 7.62 NATO from them that was encrusted with corrosion; unshootable and unable to get them to replace it. Still trying, but they seem to have trouble responding to customers (at least to me).
I’m going to make a wild guess here and assume you live in the Bluegrass state. If so, wait about 4 weeks and you should find some good ammo deals at the machinegun shoot (my favorite event till October!) and there are no shipping charges.
What kind of ammo you lookin’ for? The only stuff I’ve gotten online has been mil. surplus: 8mm, 7.62x39, 7.62x54R, & 7.62x51. If that is what you’re after, there are good deals to be found on the net. You can also locate hard to find ammo online like .351 Winchester. Shop around and look for the best prices (Sportsmansguide.com usually has a good deal), but remember shipping costs will be significant. To really save cash you need to order quite a bit, like 1-5+ cases, or find a company that offers free/reduced shipping.
I would NOT recommend ammunitionstore.com. I got a case of 7.62 NATO from them that was encrusted with corrosion; unshootable and unable to get them to replace it. Still trying, but they seem to have trouble responding to customers (at least to me).
I’m going to make a wild guess here and assume you live in the Bluegrass state. If so, wait about 4 weeks and you should find some good ammo deals at the machinegun shoot (my favorite event till October!) and there are no shipping charges.
chopinbloc
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i've had good experiences with ammoman.
pythonguy
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DO a new search for ammoman on AR-15.com, Mr Hyde shows himself in daylight.
trickyasafox
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im a reloader, but one of my buddy's isnt very interested in that aspect of the sport. if anyone knows of any good places for 30 cal carbine ammo i'd be appreciative
carnaby
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Don't forget Cabela's, their shipping charges are very reasonable. Ammoman has "free shipping" but expensive ammo much of the time.
Just got two cases of 7.62 x 39 from Cabela's for $105 each, delivered, heck of a lot cheaper than ammoman's price, and with four nice plastic "ammo cans" included in the price.
Watch for their sales and stock up when the stuff is cheap.
Just got two cases of 7.62 x 39 from Cabela's for $105 each, delivered, heck of a lot cheaper than ammoman's price, and with four nice plastic "ammo cans" included in the price.
Watch for their sales and stock up when the stuff is cheap.
Just tried this place and was very impressed with quality and price.
http://www.georgia-arms.com/canned_heat.htm
http://www.georgia-arms.com/canned_heat.htm
possum
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sportsmans guide is good but myfavorite people to work with is natchezss.com, I have had good experiences with both.
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