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Yes you can have 2 C&R 03 FFL's; 1 in California and 1 in a different state.
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not rimfire, but still a good deal: .45/ round
Federal Lake City 5.56 62gr XM855/SS109 Green Tip 1000/BoxTyrants Fear Free MenComment
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When this shortage first started I was able to buy a lot of .22 from Palmetto with no limits and fair prices. Then a few weeks after I bought I saw their prices go up and up. I bought two cases of Aguila HV Shorts. I guess they thought no one would want them. They shoot great in my lever action rifles and SA revolvers.Comment
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Not bad at all, I am still waiting for M193 and 855 to go below the $400(preferably $350) threshold before I order more.not rimfire, but still a good deal: .45/ round
Federal Lake City 5.56 62gr XM855/SS109 Green Tip 1000/Box
I've got enough for my shooting needs for a while so I am in no hurry.Comment
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5.56 SS109 62 grain Brass/Boxer- $389 delivered for 900 rounds ($117 per 300 rounds)
$351 plus shipping which was $389 to me near Saccramento
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I may or may not have any intention in following unconstitutional laws.
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So for those of you long term storaging ammo, Costco has the foodsaver sleeve kit for $8.00 off. Gets you a lot of sleeve, pre-cut bags, and the sleeve is big enough to seal up a rifle.Last edited by covingtonhouse; 03-09-2014, 12:19 PM."I don't work for you!" - Joe Biden
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That's a good price .. for 10/2013 .. the SS109 is the FNB 62 grain Bullet design adopted by NATO .. not the cartridge. M855 being the US Military designation would have sealed and crimped primer pocket and sealed nose/cannelure for water proofing, and charged with two-phase powder. The XM855 stuff .. who knows .. for short term storage .. plinking/practice .. probably just fine. The imported "M855" NATO stuff is currently gonna be more expensive.not rimfire, but still a good deal: .45/ round
Federal Lake City 5.56 62gr XM855/SS109 Green Tip 1000/BoxComment
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Si Senor e gracias .. aqui es la cosmolina http://www.cosmolinedirect.com/?gcli...FQHZQgodtiYA-Q .. porque es muy carro? Just practicing my Spanglish guys LOL

Seriously .. 12 packs of 50's .. http://www.sgammo.com/product/federa...-atk-blackhawk .. $199.50 plus estimated $28.00 for shipping. Maybe your LGS has pallets of used for $15.00 bucks a copy .. lucky you
Quantity in Stock at time of posting:16 units (12 packs)
In a moment of weakness, I too got one of those Cabela's 2,100 rounders for a Hundred bucks .. it occurred to me .. y'all caint eatem'. Lists at $226 plus shipping from Salt Lake .. or for $100 bucks from Sam's with free shipping (55 pounds per) .. http://www.samsclub.com/sams/augason...Id=prod3111476 .. dropped shipped from .. Salt Lake .. such a coincidence.
Bumping up the Link .. http://www.cabelas.com/checkout/item...54&WTz_l=Chart .. <- in case mono is still lurking
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Good Call! I have some Danish M855 .. packed like surgical instruments .. and with the NATO head stamp of course. PMC (South Korea) makes M855 .. crimped and sealed, but is not a NATO country .. hence no cross head stamp. I did see an authorized listed manufacturer for M855 .. in Taiwan .. also not a NATO country .. I have none, so can't say as to the head stamp or crimp/seal stuff. The new stuff coming in from Lithuania looks good, but still kinda pricey.Originally posted by Killer Beeall the same.. mil designated with NALC, DODIC, etc only identifies it as having passes qc inspection for USGI use..
'x' or other means of separate identification is for designating ammo for commercial sales..
you'll find this info around the interwebs as well, however I actually spoke to a rep from Federal regarding m33 and xm33 a few years ago [which btw was a result of some clown at Ammo Bro's that lied to me and I called manuf. to verify based on my suspicion]
the imported USGI / NATO spec labeled is going to be more expensive in some cases however not necessarily any better..
in some countries where poor handling / storage or questionable qc takes place, could be even worse.
and remember boys and girls, if you are offered USGI manufactured modern ammo, it comes by one of three means: stolen, stolen, or stolen.
And for sure .. I wouldn't touch USGI LC M855 with a ten foot pole if it was offered for free. That'sa beegga trouble amigos
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I hope someone lists some .22LR soon. I am going through withdrawals and need an ammo buying fix soon.Comment
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I shot a ton of "Korean" 5.56 NATO that came in 20 round plain brown cardboard boxes in the late 90's to early 2000's that sold for less than $2 a 20 round box and was great stuff. Too bad surplus 556 has mostly dried up.Good Call! I have some Danish M855 .. packed like surgical instruments .. and with the NATO head stamp of course. PMC (South Korea) makes M855 .. crimped and sealed, but is not a NATO country .. hence no cross head stamp. I did see an authorized listed manufacturer for M855 .. in Taiwan .. also not a NATO country .. I have none, so can't say as to the head stamp or crimp/seal stuff. The new stuff coming in from Lithuania looks good, but still kinda pricey.
And for sure .. I wouldn't touch USGI LC M855 with a ten foot pole if it was offered for free. That'sa beegga trouble amigos
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