Cheapest 9mm Ammo?

[ar15barrels]

Ya and the equipment will only be paid for after making 5-6k for yourself

Reloading would not be beneficial until you've recouped the cost of equipment..which would probably take years and thousands of reloaded rounds.

If you don't shoot much, then reloading is not for you.
I don't know about you, but I shoot thousands of rounds a year.
If you bought top-notch equipment like a 650 with a casefeeder and bullet feeder, you would be loading 1000+ rounds per hour.
In other words, you would pay for the equipment in about 7-8 hours.
I suppose that's way too much work for someone expecting instant gratification.

[chrisktn]

WWBs - which Walmart?

Hi, has anyone purchased WWBs from Walmart lately?
Would like to know which stores currently have them in stock.

Thanks in advance

[What Just Happened?]

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=72100

That thread really should get stickied.

[ibanezfoo]

wolf is the cheapest i saw... even cheaper than the reloads. if you don't mind a little extra time cleaning your weapon, use it... it's gone bang everytime i've pulled the trigger.

Has anyone chrono'd Wolf 9mm? I was shooting that stuff (in 9mm and .40) out in the desert awhile back and you could actually pick up the bullets (not the casings, the bullets!) and reuse them, they were completely intact with only minor scratches from the dirt. It never failed or anything but they were the only intact bullets we found, complete with red ring. The other stuff, Federal, PMC, etc fragmented and mostly disappeared.

-Bryan

[Dark Water]

Wal Mart has the best deals on ammo I have seen anywhere. Except 5.56 of course that is much cheaper online.