Bulk 45acp in San Jose area?

[diginit]

I've been looking for a source of .45 acp for months with no luck. Does anyone here know where to buy bulk ammo in the San Jose area. The places I shoot (Like Clear Creek) are no fun without a few thousand rounds for my kimber. Thanks, James

[DV8]

I dont know about your area but generally good prices are found online not in a local store. Or you could go the Walmart route. Someone posted in another thread that you could buy bulk through their department manager, that might be a good deal.

If you're shooting a lot though and dont mind it, reloading would probably be the cheapest route for you over the long run.

[stator]

Bulk choices here are few and far between. Best choice is buying lots at Wal-Mart to create bulk. Next to that is Reed's during the holiday sales period, but this year sales seemed like regular pricing.

[xrMike]

I've been looking for a source of .45 acp for months with no luck. Does anyone here know where to buy bulk ammo in the San Jose area. The places I shoot (Like Clear Creek) are no fun without a few thousand rounds for my kimber. Thanks, James

Dude, if you seriously shoot that much in a single session, even at Walmart prices you're looking at about $900 per trip.

[BillCA]

If you're looking for someplace to buy case lots of .45 ACP ammo, most gun shops will be happy to add your request to their next order if they don't have what you want.

I presume you're looking for FMJ range fodder, like WWB, American Eagle or similar. PM me and I'll tell you of a couple of places for ammo.

[daemonite]

gun show at the cow palace.

miwall reloads, either that or hit up walmart in milpitas for 100rds for $30.

[Rangerat]

I know it is not close but Bullseye Range in San Rafael sells decent bulk 1,000 round packages for just a little more that it would cost me to have it shipped from an online seller.

http://www.bullseyerange.com/

Another is:
Castro Valley Gun Shop
22287 Redwood Rd
510-581-1917

[Soldier415]

I know it is not close but Bullseye Range in San Rafael sells decent bulk 1,000 round packages for just a little more that it would cost me to have it shipped from an online seller.

http://www.bullseyerange.com/

Another is:
Castro Valley Gun Shop
22287 Redwood Rd
510-581-1917

We have a large stock of bulk ammo by the case out on our sales floor. PM me for prices.

[diginit]

Thanks for the Info. I tend to blow through ammo pretty fast. Even at 8 rounds each, with five magazines,50 rnds is nothin'. 3 seconds is a long time to wait. I prefer rapid fire at different targets. It's always fun to set a few cans at the top of this hill. Hit em once, then empty and reload as they roll down. There's nothing like a moving target!