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  • #76
    metalliman545
    Banned
    • May 2010
    • 1257

    Originally posted by aslowdodge
    So I priced Wolf at 19.5 cents per round ( Aim) but lake city seems to be about 45 cents a round ( Ammoman) . That is more than just a few cents more. Am I not looking at the right place for Lake city ammo?
    CTD has LC m855 shipped to oxnard in Ventura county for 365.
    thats like 36 cents a round.

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    • #77
      Dragunov
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2008
      • 1953

      I'm not interested in saving 20 cents a round. I buy ammo by the case(s) and get the best I can afford. If I can get a case of 62 or 69gr "Match" ammo, I'll buy it. even if it costs $700 or more for the case. I do this because I want the most accurate ammo for my rifle that I can get my hands on. "Good enough" doesn't do it for me. If every shot isn't a polished gem (Breathing, cheekweld, consistant trigger pull, GOOD AMMO), Then you've wasted both your money and rangetime in my opinion. This goes for any rifle I have. My SKS gets Yugo brass MilSurp only, because it's what groups best in that rifle. I ALWAYS know where that first shot from a cold barrel is going to go. The bottom line? That first "Cold barrel" round may save your life someday, or may be the difference between eating and your kids going hungry.
      Last edited by Dragunov; 09-14-2010, 12:59 PM.

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      • #78
        tacticalcity
        I need a LIFE!!
        • Aug 2006
        • 10776

        I've got a batch of Fiocchi that is giving me troubles. Seller & Bellet is the most reliable brand I've run thus far. Winchester wasn't bad either. Sure which I had stuck with one of those instead of getting the Fiocchi nightmare I have now. Sadly I bought in bulk. I have a 1K+ rounds of the stuff.

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        • #79
          metalliman545
          Banned
          • May 2010
          • 1257

          Originally posted by Dragunov
          I'm not interested in saving 20 cents a round. I buy ammo by the case(s) and get the best I can afford. If I can get a case of 62 or 69gr "Match" ammo, I'll buy it. even if it costs $700 or more for the case. I do this because I want the most accurate ammo for my rifle that I can get my hands on. "Good enough" doesn't do it for me. If every shot isn't a polished gem (Breathing, cheekweld, consistant trigger pull, GOOD AMMO), Then you've wasted both your money and rangetime in my opinion. This goes for any rifle I have. My SKS gets Yugo brass MilSurp only, because it's what groups best in that rifle. I ALWAYS know where that first shot from a cold barrel is going to go. The bottom line? That first "Cold barrel" round may save your life someday, or may be the difference between eating and your kids going hungry.
          go try a stress shoot than. run a few miles, crawl a few hundred yards, carry someone, oh yea make sure your wearing full body armor. get to a range with pop up targets and try to qualify expert 40 shots 40 targets in like 5 minutes.

          i shoot for fun, i love it. yea i try to get accuracy down but i dont kick myself in the head everytime. chances are if your using a rifle for a self defense situation like you said none of that would matter because relexive fire comes into play. up fire down.

          its sounds like all you do is bench shoot.

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          • #80
            metalliman545
            Banned
            • May 2010
            • 1257

            ill tell ya right now, being shot at isnt fun. adreniline changes lots of things.

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            • #81
              Deadon
              Calguns Addict
              • Aug 2010
              • 9975

              I just ordered 3k Rounds of wolf
              Find high-quality 223 Remington ammo in bulk at The Armory! Choose from a variety of options, including FMJ, HPBT, and more from trusted brands. Shop now!

              199.00 a case, not bad. When Im shooting for fun it does the trick. For the rest there's reloads.
              Lions not sheep.

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              • #82
                CGK60
                Senior Member
                • Jun 2008
                • 594

                That's all my AR has used was steel cased.No problems yet.

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                • #83
                  Dragunov
                  Senior Member
                  • Dec 2008
                  • 1953

                  Originally posted by metalliman545
                  go try a stress shoot than. run a few miles, crawl a few hundred yards, carry someone, oh yea make sure your wearing full body armor. get to a range with pop up targets and try to qualify expert 40 shots 40 targets in like 5 minutes.

                  i shoot for fun, i love it. yea i try to get accuracy down but i dont kick myself in the head everytime. chances are if your using a rifle for a self defense situation like you said none of that would matter because relexive fire comes into play. up fire down.

                  its sounds like all you do is bench shoot.
                  You'd be surprised at my training regiment. No, I don't just "Bench shoot". Looking at your regiment, Done that (Minus the body armor)... Still do it when I can, Got the "T" shirt + four or five other drills you probably haven't seen. On top of that, I know a 15 yr old girl and a 12 yr old girl that has those "T" shirts also. You're not the only one on this board that does or has done intense training. There are several here I can think of.

                  BTW, I do this for fun, So do my Daughters. Besides that, I believe I stated that it was my opinion only.

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                  • #84
                    darkest2000
                    Senior Member
                    • Oct 2006
                    • 1400

                    I shoot everything as long as it's factory. I don't trust anyone's "reloads".
                    www.collectordesignwerks.com

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                    • #85
                      toopercentmlk
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2008
                      • 1244

                      Originally posted by nmerced
                      Match grade because my AR is not worthy of such ammo.
                      Same, I'd feel like I was wasting it without some sort of zoom optics.

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                      • #86
                        erratikmind
                        Member
                        • Feb 2010
                        • 325

                        Shot my first case of Silver Bear 62 gr. HP, which is my last case, as well. I can deal with the sub par accuracy. However, I do not like the red primer adhesive, which creates a big sticky mess inside of my bolts. In retrospect, I guess I received what I paid for.

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                        • #87
                          nagorb
                          Veteran Member
                          • Jul 2008
                          • 4355

                          Originally posted by Dragunov
                          I'm not interested in saving 20 cents a round. I buy ammo by the case(s) and get the best I can afford. If I can get a case of 62 or 69gr "Match" ammo, I'll buy it. even if it costs $700 or more for the case. I do this because I want the most accurate ammo for my rifle that I can get my hands on. "Good enough" doesn't do it for me. If every shot isn't a polished gem (Breathing, cheekweld, consistant trigger pull, GOOD AMMO), Then you've wasted both your money and rangetime in my opinion. This goes for any rifle I have. My SKS gets Yugo brass MilSurp only, because it's what groups best in that rifle. I ALWAYS know where that first shot from a cold barrel is going to go. The bottom line? That first "Cold barrel" round may save your life someday, or may be the difference between eating and your kids going hungry.
                          Sounds like your shooting sub par ammo, what you need to do is load your own and tailor it to each specific rifle, then you know your getting the best, otherwise your wasting time and money

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                          • #88
                            aslowdodge
                            Member
                            • Jun 2010
                            • 283

                            Originally posted by tacticalcity
                            I've got a batch of Fiocchi that is giving me troubles. Seller & Bellet is the most reliable brand I've run thus far. Winchester wasn't bad either. Sure which I had stuck with one of those instead of getting the Fiocchi nightmare I have now. Sadly I bought in bulk. I have a 1K+ rounds of the stuff.
                            Which fiochi. I've 2000 rounds of new fiochi. What troubles are you having?

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                            • #89
                              stitchnicklas
                              Calguns Addict
                              • Feb 2010
                              • 7091

                              my stag 3h does not like wolf,breaks the case rims and causes fte's, brass it will eat all day.

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                              • #90
                                Cobra Tactical
                                Member
                                • Sep 2010
                                • 110

                                we have shot everything from Wolf to Silver State Armory and most issues come from improper maintenence

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