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  • #16
    JOEKILLA
    Senior Member
    • Jul 2006
    • 1458

    Originally posted by Wulf
    I went year before last.

    Its basically the gun show prices. The selection was a little better IMHO. Particularly on oddball calibers and guages/shotsizes.

    The big reasons to go would be the fact you dont have to pay for parking and show entrance, and they loan you a handtruck for the 10 yard walk between the cash register and where your car is parked.
    Thanks for the info.....guess I'll wait it out until the next Cow Palace Show.
    See you all there.
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    • #17
      1SGMAT
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2005
      • 673

      Not that this is a 100% solid, but I called to see if they had factory 5.56. He said they had plenty of the new PMC in stock. Would not quote a sale price.

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      • #18
        Brent
        Junior Member
        • Oct 2005
        • 35

        Originally posted by 1SGMAT
        Not that this is a 100% solid, but I called to see if they had factory 5.56. He said they had plenty of the new PMC in stock. Would not quote a sale price.
        I just got back from the sale, I got a case of S&B .223 for 289.95, they also had cases of PMC .223 for 299.95 I think. Also picked up some .45 reloads and a case of S&B 9mm for 155.95.

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        • #19
          Hoop
          Ready fo HILLARY!!
          • Apr 2007
          • 11540

          Originally posted by Brent
          I just got back from the sale, I got a case of S&B .223 for 289.95, they also had cases of PMC .223 for 299.95 I think. Also picked up some .45 reloads and a case of S&B 9mm for 155.95.
          Why, were they out of their factory 223 FMJ stuff? That was 119 per 500 and it's GREAT stuff - anything Miwall makes is excellent. Didn't see any 308 in bulk though, and their prices on 30-06 surplus were about the same as if I ordered it from home.

          Another good thing about going there is that they showcase a lot of local yokel's ammo products - 50 44 mag's for 14$ for instance - and it's all decent stuff. All in all I paid 370 for 1000 rounds of 223, 40 rounds of 300 win mag, 250 rounds of 44 special, and 150 rounds of 44 mag.

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          • #20
            Wulf
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2005
            • 1311

            I came home with 10K of primers.

            There was hardly any Surplus 308. Just some indian for 170 for 400. The 308 prices may inspire me to build up a poodleshooter lower.

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