Great Ammo deal on .223

[MissionMTMan]

Hey everyone, check out this Deal


There is brass cased .223 for $240 here

It is great ammo. I was shooting it this weekend with great results. They also have really good deals on .308 and .45. I have heard really good results from their 175 gr Nosler .308 rounds and I will be picking some up shortly.

175 gr. Nosler for .72 a round. Here


Missionmtman

[r6raff]

Not a bad deal, with shipping still cheap as heck. Might look into some of that 9mm 2nds

[MissionMTMan]

I'm telling you guys, its good stuff. I had a talk with the owner today. He seemed like a really good guy after talking to him. They actually make ammo for some of the PD's down in CA. I have had really good luck with it. When you get some, post it here!

[NationsMostWanted]

what is average price anyways? how are they sold usually in stores?

[metalliman545]

what is average price anyways? how are they sold usually in stores?

6-10 per 20

less than 6 for steel cased

[Ratman12]

how much was shipping?

[NationsMostWanted]

do outdoor ranges have restrictions on steel cased ever?

[joelogic]

Its not the steel cases it the bimetal jacket that is a fire hazard.

[NationsMostWanted]

Its not the steel cases it the bimetal jacket that is a fire hazard.

which brands are those usually?

[MissionMTMan]

Shipping was very reasonable and the ammo arrived very quickly. I am in Montana and they shipped from Oregon so it wasn't that far away. They do ship soon after you order though.

[Quinc]

"These are 2nds with some dents or flaws that did not pass inspection for our standard product. Most all should function fine. Most problems are cosmetic. But this ammo is not guaranteed"

[MissionMTMan]

That is right yes. They aren't all 2nds though. Look at the other pages.

[LexLuther]

I havent purchased any .223 in a while, is .24 each that good for factory seconds?

[MissionMTMan]

Yes, it is very good. If it isn't please post the better deal for all of us.

[NationsMostWanted]

I haven't seen one myself.. but I do recall from faint memory someone(s) discussing it.. something to do with the ranges pickiness of brass they intend to relaod and not wanting to sort through steel or aluminum casings..





I think the steel core bullets are considered the most fire hazardous..

yea i thought it was steel?