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I was wondering, what would be a reasonable price to pay for 1,000 bullets of .223 caliber and 55 grains? i used to get packs of 100 for about 6-7 dollars, but it should be a bit less when buying in bulk, i think. So maybe $50-55? what do y'all think?
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its about $10 for a bag of 100 winchester 55gr fmjbt. on a few different web sites. or you can order 1000 from hi tech ammo for about $60NRA Endowment Life Member
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I pay $273/3500 delivered. You're going to have to buy more than 1k to consider it a bulk purchase.Comment
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but thats +shipping still though, right?Last edited by HKMadness; 08-03-2011, 11:35 AM.Show your friends your 1911's and your enemies your glocks!
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Golden West Brass has 1000 55gr for $85.
Wideners has Mil-spec 55gr w/cannelure for $78
Neither of those includes shipping.
There's also a forum member who sells Armscor projectiles for reasonable rates, but I can't remember his name.Comment
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For shredder ammo, I use these:
6000 55gr/$475 - free S/HComment
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I just bought 5000 62 gr. M855 air pulled bullets for $415 shipping included. Pictures looked very good of the bullets, no pull marks.01-FFL - Restorer and sales of old battle rifles
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