UN Ammo Shuts Down

[Rorge Retson]

Even though I never bought anything from this guy, I enjoyed visiting his website every now and then to have a look at the flechettes, blanks, tracers, and other exotic ammo he seemed to always have on hand. I'd check out his stuff and think, "One day, when I move to Kentucky, I can buy some tracers..." Alas, UN Ammo is no more.

He alludes to opening in the future, but only to sell full pallets.

So long, Howie, it's been real.

[beanz2]

Bought a bunch of ammo from him during the Sandy Hook days, mostly 5.45x39. Decent prices and best of all, good availability. Only a few talked about his store on the various gun forums.

[Skip_Dog]

Sucks. I would like to hear a few of those reasons.

[Bansh88]

Too bad. They had flares for Polish flare guns. Need some.
I wonder where all the inventory goes?

[The War Wagon]

Only a few talked about his store on the various gun forums.

Wish I'D heard of him BEFORE now!

[SW1917]

Too bad - bought a lot from them when we could order online

[HKAllTheThings]

I'm hearing rumors that this won't be the only ammo company to shutter. No primers, no ammo manufacturing.

[castgold]

I loved going into his shop and just hearing him talk in his scratchy NY accent.

[Snoopy47]

I wonder where all the inventory goes?

Probably dried up.

[jl7422]

Their 9 and .45 tracer was 100% sure lighting. Excellent stuff and priced below the competition.

[Rickrock1]

That blows, Howie had some really cool surplus stuff in his store.
Probably the That sucks big time.
I visited store many times and made a few posts about UNAmmo

[audiophil2]

It's a real shame. Howie and i did a lot of business together. he bought guns from me and i bought ammo from him. This past SAR show he had nothing available.
He donated a lot of ammo to kids clubs.

[dozer wright]

Dom's in Livermore is also closing been in business since the 70s
CRAZY TIMES WE LIVE IN FOR SURE.