Ammo

[gambit2099]

How much should I be paying for . 223 ammo.??

Rambo John J

[Paperchasin]

"should" depends on your "needs". If you're looking to go shooting soon and have nothing, then $0.35-0.40/round is about where we are today. But if you're looking to add to your stockpile, then I'd search out $0.25-0.30/round. Again, just my $0.02

[Eljay]

I use Freedom Munitions as a pricing benchmark for what decent quality commercial ammo is going for. Looks like their most basic option is 29 cents/round right now. http://www.freedommunitions.com/category-s/1917.htm

[Gem1950]

https://www.targetsportsusa.com/223-remington556mm-nato-ammo-c-83.aspx

[bigbearbear]

"should" depends on your "needs". If you're looking to go shooting soon and have nothing, then $0.35-0.40/round is about where we are today. But if you're looking to add to your stockpile, then I'd search out $0.25-0.30/round. Again, just my $0.02

That, plus what kind of .223rem ammo do you want. The match grade ammo will cost more, larger grain bullet generally cost more too.

There's also steel case ammo, they generally cost less.

[zman]

Less than $0.30/rd on brass-cased 223 should be a deal this days.

[MrSam]

No more than $.35/round for standard grade ammo.

[Oceanbob]

Less than $0.30/rd on brass-cased 223 should be a deal this days.

This^^^^

.30 cents is fine at this time. During the Frenzy it was $1 dollar from some suppliers.

It's only a matter of time, either Hillary or some nutball with a rifle goes postal and these anti gun lib Tards start another war on gun owners. So stock up while you can. Consider investing in reloading. Buy lowers, magazines, ammo and reloading components. Even if you don't have a press yet, stock up on components for the future.

Just my opinion.

[BigPimping]

This^^^^

.30 cents is fine at this time. During the Frenzy it was $1 dollar from some suppliers.

It's only a matter of time, either Hillary or some nutball with a rifle goes postal and these anti gun lib Tards start another war on gun owners. So stock up while you can. Consider investing in reloading. Buy lowers, magazines, ammo and reloading components. Even if you don't have a press yet, stock up on components for the future.

Just my opinion.

This advice is golden. Learn it, know it, live it!!!!

[gambit2099]

Thanks to you all an yes I am researching still I guess I am learning and seen is better to buy in large amount song can get it deal..

Rambo John J

[RR.44]

You should really look into reloading, build your own!

[toddh]

http://www.sgammo.com/product/wolf-or-wpa/1000-round-case-223-rem-55-grain-fmj-brass-case-non-magnetic-wolf-gold-ar-15-amm

Oh. And, in before Toodh says "do your own research"

You clearly won this round.


Lets's face it.....using ammobot to search for ammo for you is soooo tedious and it's just tooo hard.



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[L84CABO]

My last purchase of .223 was late August. Paid $.33/round OTD (tax, shipping, etc.) for Fed American Eagle. Check Gunbot.net.

[ranger6x6]

I'm paying $96 for 500 rounds .....cheapest wolf ammo

[GW]

https://www.targetsportsusa.com/223-...ammo-c-83.aspx

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