9mm @.40/round

[CheapBloke]

I'm waiting for it to hit $1/rd., then I'll post my marketplace ad.

Same, and then will price it out at 95c per lol.

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[Rakso]

I'm waiting for it to hit $1/rd., then I'll post my marketplace ad.

Imagine? At $1 I'll sell some of my stock as well.

[oddball]

What happened to all the people that said 9mm wasn't worth reloading! I'm well stocked up on components and casting supplies. 9mm costs about .08 cents a round for me to load.

My Dillon 550B is "permanently" set for 9mm, I have no interest in going through the trouble of switching out dies. The past three months, 9mm is all I have been reloading since I dug my setup out of the attic. I have a more than adequate supply of 9mm projectiles, powder, small primers (all purchased 8-10 years ago), and brass. 9mm and .22LR are pretty much all I shoot 90% of the time now.

[five.five-six]

[five.five-six]

I'm still making mine +labor $15/hour for $9 a box. But today I was just curious at the current prices... No Inv at Sportsmans for multiple handgun calibers. $25 for SnB 115 FMJ. I'm going to be using small magnum primers soon and maybe even small rifle cause I can't find any small pistol primers.

[Rorge Retson]

.22lr is approaching 20 cents/rd now. And thats just lead projectiles. Copper coated .22lr is long gone.

I'm selling .22LR for $.10/rd (both lead and copper-coated) with no plans to raise prices anytime soon.

[Califpatriot]

Given the increase in the cost of primers, brass, and projectiles, reloading doesn't seem any more economically rational than it was. My lesson from this is to stock up deeper when it's cheap, not to get into reloading. But reasonable minds may differ.

[Stuttgart]

I'm still making mine +labor $15/hour for $9 a box. But today I was just curious at the current prices... No Inv at Sportsmans for multiple handgun calibers. $25 for SnB 115 FMJ. I'm going to be using small magnum primers soon and maybe even small rifle cause I can't find any small pistol primers.

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S&B 50 rds of 9mm for wtf prices at cheaper than dirt

https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/sellier-and-bellot-9mm-luger-ammunition-115-grain-full-metal-jacket-1280fps/FC-AMM-4152-50.html

[Featureless]

Its totally insane right now. Glad I stocked up last year when prices were "normal". But I'm not shooting any 9mm right now thats for sure.

.22lr is approaching 20 cents/rd now. And thats just lead projectiles. Copper coated .22lr is long gone.

Yikes! I've still got bricks of .22 lr I bought at KMart for $9 each.

[pythonfan]

It eventually reaches a state where active shooters don't buy anymore. Ultimately they'll catch up in supply and the prices will return to normal.

Probably a poor choice of wording. I had to read that one a time or two to figure out who you were actually talking about.

[five.five-six]

Given the increase in the cost of primers, brass, and projectiles, reloading doesn't seem any more economically rational than it was. My lesson from this is to stock up deeper when it's cheap, not to get into reloading. But reasonable minds may differ.

[five.five-six]

S&B 50 rds of 9mm for wtf prices at cheaper than dirt


https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/sell...M-4152-50.html

They have steel cased for $10 cheeper

https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/wolf-military-classic-9mm-luger-ammunition-50-rounds115-grain-fmj-steel-cased-bi-metal-jacket-1234fps/FC-645611300844.html

4 box limit LOL

[NATO762]

Paid $0.25/rd before scamdemic for Fiocchi 115gr at my LGS. And I thought I was paying too much.

Now it's $1.00 a round at cheaperthandirt. Yikes!

[JC2020]

I just DROS'd a Buck Mark to teach my daughter and wife, both afraid of guns, to shoot.

I'm willing to pay the prices listed for .22 LR, I just can't even find anything to purchase.

Hope my FFL03 and COE are approved soon.

[gose]

I just DROS'd a Buck Mark to teach my daughter and wife, both afraid of guns, to shoot.

I'm willing to pay the prices listed for .22 LR, I just can't even find anything to purchase.

Hope my FFL03 and COE are approved soon.

The problem is that even at the inflated prices, selling .22 just isnt worth the effort. I have 25k+ of .22 and I dont even remember the last time I shot a .22, but I can't justify wasting a couple of hours going to an FFL to sell 500 rounds.

The 03 is your friend, but will still be hard to get .22....