9mm ammo

[erazir]

I've been trying to find a good bulk buy on 9mm for plinking. I had some on order from center fire but they are on indefinite back order. I think I was getting them for around $0.19 a round. Any suggestions on another place?

 

[honestlou]

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/blazer-brass-115gr-9mm.html

$9.99/box for Blazer Brass. Shipping is about $20/1000.

 

[J-Dog]

Freedom munitions.com go to the blazer ammo tab. I have run about 1000 of it so far with zero problems.

 

[1911Dave]

Keep an eye out at Walmart. They have federal 100 packs for $19.99. Just have to catch them in stock.

 

[LabRat]

Start combing the walmarts for the Federal 100 pack for $19.97, then buy them all. They get about 20 at a time and it's brass. Not there is anything wrong with the blazer aluminum, but it's reloadable brass for less than .20 cents a round

The walmart on seigen and the one in Prairieville usually have a couple boxes, I'm down to just buying one everytime I go in to keep up stock

 

[Sin-ster]

Keep an eye out at Walmart. They have federal 100 packs for $19.99. Just have to catch them in stock.

And save me your brass.

All of you.

Seriously.

 

[1911Dave]

And save me your brass.

All of you.

Seriously.

I am starting to reload 9mm. It will definitely be cheaper than buying it. Have a good amount of brass saved up and a couple thousand bullets ready to go.

 

[erazir]

I haven't gotten into reloading yet. Do you just sweep up the cartridges afterwards and save them?

 

[kcinnick]

I haven't gotten into reloading yet. Do you just sweep up the cartridges afterwards and save them?

You missed a step, then you give them to me...

 

[headspace]

Give give give...
Saving my brass for cash or trade.

 

[LouisianaGuy]

I got a bunch of 9mm brass Ill sawp some of you guys for som .45 :-)
Also Cabella's runs em on sale as well...they had a nice little sale this past weekend.
I bought 1000ea .223 rounds for about 350 I think.
Brass case of course

 

[cookiemonster]

Check here to find cheapest prices on ammo.

http://ammoseek.com/


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[mwk1975]

http://www.samcoglobal.com/Ammo-9mm-ball.html

 

[J-Dog]

Used the freedom munitions brass trad program and got 500 rounds for 40 lbs of brass and 15.00

 

[gabesurface]

Haven't gotten into reloading yet either. How long before you begin saving money. The equipment I've looked at is fairly pricey (over 300 American). Am I looking at the wrong stuff?

 

[headspace]

Haven't gotten into reloading yet either. How long before you begin saving money. The equipment I've looked at is fairly pricey (over 300 American). Am I looking at the wrong stuff?

i grew up reloading with my dad and followed suit. It was a lot cheaper back in the early 80's, but so was ammo. Now days, if you don't plan on loading at least 3-4 different calibers, and in the thousands of rounds, it will take quite a while to see a return. There are other pros though, loads that demand top price, volume of loads you can pump out vs availability of said ammo in certain times, specialty loads and such. But if I were thinking about just getting started (me I'm talking about) I'd rather stockpile what I thought I'd shoot in my lifetime and trade my brass in as I go.

 

[erazir]

Good suggestion. My dad has a lot of reloading equipment he wants to give me, I just wouldn't know where to start. I have the space. Time is really more the issue. Any leads on where to just get a brief overview on what all it involves?

 

[beauxdog]

Getting started in reloading is easy all you have to do is pull the handle. Really, the hardest part is just getting starting. It's not magical, there is no vodoo involved. You just need to pay attention to what you are doing and follow a few rules and everything will be fine. First either get good reloading manual, such as the Lyman since it seems to be the easiest to use and has a lot of diagrams to follow. Or you can get with experienced and compentent reloader, not JoeBob from down the street that loads for his huntin rifles once a year. There are many good reloaders in the BR area that can teach you the correct way to reload both handgun and rifle ammo. Lanny R. puts on a reloading class that is geared toward the precision rifle shooter but the person wanting to load handgun round will get usefull information from it as well. We can explain the steps to you at the store, depending on how much time we have. If you need information, we can help, give us a call or stop at the store, we are glad to help.

Thanks,

Bryan Guillory
Louisiana Gun
12728 Jefferson Hwy.
225-389-6077

 

[kcinnick]

Getting started in reloading is easy all you have to do is pull the handle. Really, the hardest part is just getting starting. It's not magical, there is no vodoo involved. You just need to pay attention to what you are doing and follow a few rules and everything will be fine. First either get good reloading manual, such as the Lyman since it seems to be the easiest to use and has a lot of diagrams to follow. Or you can get with experienced and compentent reloader, not JoeBob from down the street that loads for his huntin rifles once a year. There are many good reloaders in the BR area that can teach you the correct way to reload both handgun and rifle ammo. Lanny R. puts on a reloading class that is geared toward the precision rifle shooter but the person wanting to load handgun round will get usefull information from it as well. We can explain the steps to you at the store, depending on how much time we have. If you need information, we can help, give us a call or stop at the store, we are glad to help.

Thanks,

Bryan Guillory
Louisiana Gun
12728 Jefferson Hwy.
225-389-6077

Bryan,

I can get rid of the hoodoo shrine and stop sacrificing small animals and still reload?

Who knew...

 

[erazir]

sounds fun! I'll try to start getting the equipment together and start saving my brass.