Best bet for some last minute .45acp going to be Walmart?

[shoupdawg]

it actually comes out to ~$0.32 a round of WWB at Walmart in my area, including tax. San Jose...ammo prices suck...kinda wish i woulda gotten into firearms earlier.

Anyone know where we can get ammo for cheaper than that? including tax and shipping?

32.05 cents in my neck of the woods but I gotta drive about 30 miles round trip to the closest Wally World that stocks ammo.

[xrMike]

Anyone know where we can get ammo for cheaper than that? including tax and shipping?

The stuff you make in your garage will cost you about half of what you pay at sprawl-mart.

What sux is that before the prices of components went up recently, it was only costing me 1/3 of the Sprawly price. I was making 200 grain SWCs for about 11.5 cents each. Now it's up to about 15 or 16 cents. I hope the trend does not continue.

[DDRH]

The stuff you make in your garage will cost you about half of what you pay at sprawl-mart.

What sux is that before the prices of components went up recently, it was only costing me 1/3 of the Sprawly price. I was making 200 grain SWCs for about 11.5 cents each. Now it's up to about 15 or 16 cents. I hope the trend does not continue.

Wish i can, but don't have the time or space to start re-loading yet...been trying to save as much brass as i can though...no more space to put that either...ahaha...anyone wana buy some brass?

[USN CHIEF]

As many of you already know, I bought my reloading rig already but I only have about 1k pieces of .45 brass. With the price of .45 ammo at Wall Mart, it is still pretty cheap to buy that ammo from Wall Mart and to keep on building on my .45 brass so that I can reload it later.

Which brings a question, is that brass good for reloading?

And to the OP, how come you don't send an invite to your fellow cal gunners here in San Diego to go shooting?