Ammo Prices in March 2024
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2024
- As a follow up to the January video, we compare prices with what we are seeing in March 2024.
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I haven't seen any evidence of an ammo shortage,it's been in stock everywhere I've looked.
Good to hear
no shortage here in pa just more expensive but what isnt under the s joe regime
Yeah, it's gone down a couple bucks . But components are up the same amount . Just a bunch of BS .
Yea there’s ammo but the price is still so high
not where i live. and prices are very high compared to what they used to be. if you all are fine with these prices i'd like to have your bank accounts!!!!! i am on a fixed income and it no longer can include ammo. thankfully for 308, 5.56, 9mm, and 45 acp along with 22lr, i used to buy at gun shows when i had a job. of course i sold all my 5.56 rifles except for a bolt action ruger and a bolt action mvp thunder ranch in 308. only things left are bolt or lever rifles with a couple 22 pistols and 9mm and 1 single old warhorse 1911.
THEREIS NO AMMO SHORTAGE, ITS PRICE GOUGING AND GREED.
Why are you screaming?
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Thank your government they are at war with ammunition
Never thought I’d see a day that 5.56 is cheaper than 7.62 & 5.45
The last four year have turned out worse than I thought they would
Yes, it’s has taken a turn 😒
it was written on the wall long ago. most that stuff came from russia.
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BINGO!!! no more RUSSIAN IMPORTS but plenty imported @@Stinkykawaiipfan
Blame democrats!!!
I just absolutely destroyed the toilet at work while watching this. I’m talkin a super goopy, poppin the porcelain, cave man dump.
This wins the interwebs for today!
Hell yeah 🇺🇸
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Sounds like you need to invest in an FRT, a froced reset toilet. Be careful however, I've heard the ATF (Assholes Tracking Farts) wants to take them. You know how they are, always wantin' to smell your farts. ✌
That's great but why would you think anyone would care ?
I don't need to buy ammo since I started reloading 8yrs ago.
Now, I get to pay over inflated prices for components! 😖
It's not as bad now, but a couple years ago, it was very difficult to find primers and the cost was exponentially higher.
@@Swearengen1980 I still can't find any large rifle or magnum primers anywhere in a retail setting.
Plenty to go around at the online auction sites though, usually at 3 to 4 times the normal price.
Makes me wonder where all the online retailers are getting their "new, fresh stock" primers?
I'm lucky, I stockpiled while prices were low and have enough for the rest of my life!
@@Drivapete I see them on occasion in Bass Pro. I buy almost everything online, but I still browse the shelves out of curiosity. I think magnum primers are the hardest to find for sure. I've seen them at gun shows aplenty and the prices are insane. Not as insane as a couple years ago, but still up there. Online retailers often have contracts with certain companies and my theory is that reloaders are more likely to be older men. Older men are more likely to wipe the stores clean first thing in the morning on delivery day. My dad was an FFL and gunsmith for 30 years as a side gig, before the ATF visits got too annoying. He had his 3 wholesale websites for dealers he went through, but after that....he didn't use the internet for shit. What's a google? He had no interest in it. Now that he gave up the FFL and doesn't deal direct, I'm the one who searches the internet and finds good deals on reloading supplies, text them to my mom and she'll show him to say buy or not LOL. But I think that older folk mentality is why certain things are harder to get and the source, or at least a part of it. I'm in my 40s and been in this culture all my life, so I think certain stereotypes are quite applicable.
You da man!
Your not kidding brother 😊
The stock is there because the prices are still crazy!
Everything is
I agree
Chris Rock’s joke about ammo prices is looking a bit prophetic
Right?!
Inflation is a thing that effects everyone & everything.
People who keep looking for things at 2000 prices will continue to be disappointed.
Given we are on b/s made up $$$ & not Gold or Silver backed currency...it can never be corrected without massive pain & a revolution at this point. The 'federal reserve' had its tendrils everywhere and isn't even part of the gov, but a private entity.
Bingo you nailed it everbody should take a glance at the us debt clock 34.6 trillion now and printing a trillion every 90 days.
@jeffkendel1570 exactly it only benefits politicians. inflation is a form of theft, feds print money so government can pump up stocks they own while the dollars we earn become worth less and less. Just look at Nancy Peloci
There's a NW membership store called Bi-Mart ($5 for a lifetime membership--great store/prices) Ten years ago you could buy 525-rd bulk packs of Remington Golden Bullet .22LR for $7.99. Their current mail-ad have the 225-rd bulk packs on sale for $12.99 reg $14.99. I get inflation...but am happy to have bought more than I'll ever shoot years ago.
And the system tried to instill our own financial responsibility to us when we were growing up But for the dogs at the top...$60M/aircraft and dollars-under- the-door, have been selling-out their kids/grandkids and the future of this nation without thought for 50+ years.
When F J B on day one declared war on oil we all got screwed. That was the start and main culprit of inflation F J B
410 ammo in Nanaimo Canada at Cabellas , box of 25 , bird shot . $89.99. Sickening price gouging . 🇨🇦
OOF!!!!
Cant even find 410 in the Yukon.
We got 3” 410 shells here in NB for 28.99$ when they’re in stock! (At the gun shop) Canadian tire it’s 50$
Ouch! I've got several boxes that I picked up years ago for a .22/410 survival gun and they were about $12 a box. Good to know that I had better use them wisely.
Wtf . U can’t even afford to shoot that gun
I'm ashamed of how much Ive spent on ammo since the start of the year. Honestly I have a problem 🤣
No you don’t 😅
I tried to start a support group for my gun buying addiction.
The first meeting went well. Then, somehow, we entered an arms race...
Never too much ammo. keep stocking!
Prepper
I never buy from box stores and I save money.
I note that is a lot of ammo on the shelf, y'all should remember what those shelves looked like a few years ago...as for price, some is high priced, and some is very high priced, which partially explains the amount still on the shelf...some calibers are abundant, some are scarce, which has always been kinda normal...don't panic, buy as you can (remember you gotta eat and pay the light bill, too), and use sensible methods to both stash ammo and see the range...
I got blazer 115 grain 9mm at academy sports for $11.99. ( 50 round box) I usually buy 9mm there. 5.56 isn’t cheap imo at $119 for 200 rounds but it’s convenient and no shipping. The 500 round boxes are $269. 0.54 cents a round.
I was getting Blazer brass for 11.99 at Fin Feather Fur. Had a nice sale til Mar 1. Regret not getting more 😢
Thanx for the video,and the heads up.I really do appreciate it man!!!! 👊👊👊👊
Not a problem…thanks for watching
A box or two a week in what you need.
Rathole it.
It's practical, given the times, and it adds up.
Great point…thanks for watching
Soooo you know Scheels had a ammo sale this weekend? I see you didnt go there when that was going on. It was mainly in their "House brand" Fiocchi Target Max 223 for .40/rnd, 9mm for 22cents, 45 AARP 200rnd box for $89.
While this batch lasts I have been picking up Hornady Black 5.45 at the local Academy Sports around me for $108 per 100 rounds. That's with all the taxes added in. I have one more I need to hit to see what they have. Once that is exhausted I am going to be looking for the Monarch 5.56 battle packs and 12 gauge field loads. I actually prefer to purchase at brick and Mortar stores because 1) I remember the years when the online places were sold out and the physical locations were the only ones that had product and 2) The one Mom and Pop I use gives me a nice discount due to all the ammunition I purchase there.
Some of these big box prices are absurd. I saw a 50-round box of WWB .357 sig for $62. Who in their right mind is paying a $1.20 a round for practice ammo when you can get that same box at more than half off online?
Great video. Scheels recently opened a location in my area and I like going there, but I haven't really purchased any ammo from them yet. I normally go to Trueshot ammo which is a majority online retailer, but they do have a showroom at their warehouse where I mostly pick up different ammo. Sportsman's Warehouse has a huge sale going on now and they are roughly the same price for ammo. Honestly, the one caliber I'm looking for quite a bit is .30 Carbine and I've had to resort to going online for the most part since most places don't have it in stock for some reason.
I live in Phoenix and the best ammo seller I've been to so far is true shot ammo. They have range ammo at around 11.99 at the cheapest price for blazer aluminum and for higher-end ammo like Federal HST for 0.64 cents per round. They also have great customer service and will work with you on prices. If you ever go and shoot in Phoenix you gotta go there for the best prices.
I do appreciate the comparisons. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
I can't remember the last time I walked into a store to buy ammo.
Well, us Californians only have that option
That is our only option here in Croatia, EU. And in our stores ammunition is stored in safe far from customer to see it. First you have to present your police issued licence and ID just to prove you have the right to buy live ammunition. This is SF for us.
The cheapest 9mm Luger here in Croatia, EU is $ 0.44 per round BTW
@@thiefysteals1845I escaped Kaliforniastan last year and last I remembered you could order it online but yes it would have to be shipped to an ffl and pay their transfer fee and do your stupid ammo background check.
I can’t remember the last time I bought ammo online. It’s too expensive compared to in the store.
Thank you for sharing and taking personal time to post.
Thanks for watching!
These ammo prices really suck. I don’t like to admit it but I’ve been essentially priced out of training with my AR. I just can’t justify $1 every 1 or 2 trigger pulls in this current economy.
If you look around you can get a .22LR upper for 2 - 3 hundred bucks. After a while it pays for itself, at 10 cents per round.
@@ralphm6901I agree with you there. I bought a CMMG 22lr conversion kit on sale at PSA and about a case of 22lr. Gotta start putting it to use.
@@biggboysouth I've heard they tear themselves up pretty quickly please tell me if you experience premature failure.
@@mikehannigan848Using 22s with a conversion kit leaded up my barrel so bad. I personally wouldn’t use it anymore. I shot like 3 mags of .22 and then put the 223 bolt back in and it actually caused a failure and blew up the case.
@@mikehannigan848 I got a .22LR upper from Bear Creek that uses CMMG magazines, rather than the CMMG conversion. It prefers CCI MiniMag rounds and seems to run OK, apart from a few out-of-battery detonations.
Thanks for the video!
So happy that I live near PSA. AAC 10mm 180gr JHP $0.54 a round.
I picked up 400 rounds of m193 5.56 for just under $200 ($9.99 per box of 20) and 400 rounds of blazer brass 9mm for $98 at one of the local stores last week. Best deal I’ve seen in a while.
online bulk buying is where its at but im still not paying 500 plus beans for 1000 rounds of 556.
To each their own
I ve been looking at stocking up some more 556 and 223 for my next few trips to the range after I get a chance to heal some from my foot surgery in a couple days.
Gotta love the “it’s an election year! Better stock up!” People, that literally raise the price.
Already got mine years ago. Those that waited will pay for it!
Its crazy when Obama got elected everyone where I work started buying tons of ammo, guns, and reloading stuff and in just a few weeks they started crying " See I told they were going to take our guns and ammo away". All I could do was laugh and say there is no more because you bought it all!! I told them watch in a few months once you whiners have all you safes stocked up it will come back but the prices will be higher because you guys caused it! And there was one guy that remembered that and said wow you were right the shelves are loaded back up but the price is up. In America I will bet the farm that no matter who is in the white house they will never take your guns away....sorry to ruin it for you true believers to think that it might happen.
Scheel's is the worst for Ammo prices in my area but has decent prices on SOME of their Reloading items such as Primers & Powder. Johnstown, Colorado.
Thanks for watching
45 colt increased drastically…it’s one of the few calibers that’s actually cheaper to reload. Most places have overstock of large pistol primers so they naturally have lower prices. At least by me…..large rifle primers are hard to find on the other hand.
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Seems to be a somewhat common theme with revolver cartridges. A friend of mine got a Taurus Judge years ago, but sold it now due to how expensive 45 colt has gotten.
Here in Oregon, it's not super hard to get ammo.
We have a store called Bi-Mart.
It's very similar to the Kmart style.
It ain't fancy, but they are stocked up.
Been buying PMC ammo bulk online stupid cheap the entire time
State law lets me ship directly to my door so it's been super nice
I tend to prefer the lower online prices, but there's something about seeing all of that ammo goodness physically on the shelves. I think it'd be satisfying just to buy some and walk out the door without having to watch for the "out for delivery" notice. Thank you for stating the price/round for us. I prefer the video where you pause and the boxes and price tags are in focus. Listening to your caliber list at the beginning was like music.
So you'd rather overpay by a lot just for the feeling of buying it in person? That's rational.
Yeap always check prices especially sales local, picked up Blazer 9mm 115/124 for $11.99/50 and Aquila 22LR 40 for $2.99/50 locally, 223/556 was over 50 cents per round so I passed on that.
Go to the same scheels and I’ve seen tons of ammo. Shit ton of 6.5 & .308. And that wasn’t even half of their selection. Every week or two they do a mega ammo sale. Looks like it was 7.62x39. They have done the same w/1000 rounds of 5.56 and .308. They really like to pedal the hornady precision hunters. Wish they carried more options for 30-30.
Good data points, thanks!
Thanks for watching
I don't see that in my town in South Mississippi they will have a box of ammo you can get online for $7.99 for $22
It’s definitely better to buy specialty ammo online as it’s harder to find at stores but I have seen seen quite a few of varieties of each caliber available that I have not seen anywhere since before the pandemic.
I live in Hawaii and $20 for a box of blazer 9mm is a deal! I wish we had these prices
Hawaii is pretty rough for 2A. I miss the island life but I couldn't take all my 2A with me.
Thanks Mark!
With the current growth of US government debt, it's not a bad idea to stockpile ammo, along with food and other necessities, as prices will only keep going up, even if we cannot predict by how much. No need to panic buy or go overboard, but I'd rather not be unpleasantly surprised when necessities disappear that we had the option to gather up ahead of time.
I was planning on getting another AK. however,, I'm thinking instead..gunna use that towards more ammo...instead of getting another animal on the farm, gunna get more feed for those I do have
I was just at my local Scheels. I had just bough 5.56 ammo online but was tempted to buy 500 rounds of 9mm at Scheels. I was looking for 7.62x39, saw the same ammo inc. box and passed on it.
I would too. Way too much
I went balls deep last summer when things were at their cheapest since 2019. Feeling great right about now.
Stock up while you can
I just went and bought 1500 round of cci mini mag hp/segmented hp, next pay check 10 box of 10 rd 4 shot, and mayb more foster slugs also
I have been reloading for so long, I can't remember when I bought boxed ammo. I do remember the last time I bought 300 BLK was in about 2012, and it was almost $2/rd mail order. Wasn't in the stores.
Can anyone do this, reloading?
@@thinkingagain5966
You need to be detail oriented and take your time. It can become an entire hobby unto itself.
@@thinkingagain5966 Sure. Just make sure you read the reloading manuals before you start, don't substitute one powder for another, etc. NRA teaches a reloading class that I think is supposed to be pretty decent. You can also check out Elvis Ammo and Johnnys Reloading Bench here on CZcams for some very good videos on about any caliber you want to reload.
Getting brass, powder, and bullets is not too bad right now, but primers might still be a bit expensive.
I used my first stimulus check to buy a gun, so, never paid attention to ammo prices when things were good. Got a .44 magnum Henry, but man finding ammo was a bear. Over the last year or two, I've seen limited availability at the stores around here, but it's there. Usually federal 240 grain. Prices have varied wildly. I am finding standard 240 grain loads, 50 round boxes for $32 online, 64 cents per round. Last time I saw that federal 44 mag at Fleet Farm (regional big box sort of competitor to Scheels, but more on the hardware/farm side of things) it was $65 for a box of 50 rounds, or $1.30 per round. 44 Special remains unobtanium in store. The rare occasions I have seen it, it's only HSM cowboy action, and also around $60 to $65 for 50 rounds. This is in central Wisconsin.
Yes, you can get cheaper ammunition online, but the tipping charges are usually more than the price of the ammo.
Even still, most times you can find free shipping from ammoseek is still cheaper 🤷🏼♂️
I’m seeing pretty much everything here at reasonable prices. Now component prices to come down. Saw an 8 pound jug of powder at Cabela’s at $397! Luckily I’m stocked up on all the high volume caliber powders I use.
Good on ya!
Some prices are really good in line! What I order takes only 3 days for delivery. 556 for less than 50 cents a round. 9mm 24 cents a round 22 -7 cents a round. It's stuff like 308 as low as 85 cents where it's mostly over a dollar. Palmetto state armory has some really good deals. We are lucky here in Florida as we have manufacturers and distributors here. The best way to buy is in 1000 round packages to get really good prices.
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Local shop in Maine has comparable pricing. Check out your local shops.
Those prices look better than my area... When is 300 BLK going to become popular enough to come down? It's not Gucci anymore!!!! I think my closest Sheels is up in Fargo, i was not able to get in during my last work trip.... I should have come up with an excuse!
American adventurers gun store in cobb county. Georgia has always had ammo. There's never been a shortag I've traveled around Georgia the last few years and been able to find ammo
There was a panic rush earlier this year but it seems to of died off. I purchase ammo at a local small box store. Online and my local gun shop.
In a country where it is a right to own guns, it amazes me how ammunition is expensive and hard to come by.
Ammo should be plentiful and dirt cheap, like 2 dollars for 100 rds of 9mm type of shit. We let our politicians go wild.
Here in north Georgia, can’t find any decent 308 for under a dollar a shell. Cheapest I can find online is around 75 cents. Sucks
I used to hunt national forest but nowadays I see more law enforcement game officials and hikers than deer so basically hunting is over in those places. Feds suck.
Buy EVERYTHING you can afford. November is going to be bad, no matter who wins.. Mark my words.
45 AARP now thats funny.
🙌🏻
Hysterical!
Thier price gouging in my area, we've had a significant amount but price has gone up definitely! I guess the movie Civil War is amping up some folks hu..
Have you seen any pmc bronze 223 around in stores? If so, what are they going for?
But the thing is about ordering it on line you can find good prices but you pay thought the nose for shipping.. plus now they add a insurance tax to make sure you get it!!! so you are forces to pay the higher prices
I could really use some funding for "seeds". REALLY.
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There is Plenty of Ammo out there make no mistake, the problem is that the prices are so high that less people are going out target shooting as often so the sales are not as high as it was.
i remember i use to be able to get New Republic Training and Range 9mm Luger Ammo 115 Grain FMJ for $9.00 a box of 50 and now it's $12.25 a box..
so a box of 250 is around $63.00 or so, and i use to get that a lot less..
They say the prices are so high because the United States has depleted much of their ammo because of giving it to Ukraine, and that is probably true, so you probably won't see a price reduction for at least a few years because it takes years to re-stockpile ammo..
So as long as Biden is giving ammo to Ukraine we are going to see expensive prices for ammo for quite a while, until at least Either Russia defeats Ukraine which will happen sooner or later, or Trump gets into office and puts a stop to this madness..
My wife is still buying in bulk toilet paper and I'm not gonna get caught in a ammo shortage again.
A scholar and a gentleman
No wonder the shelves in this dtore are full. The prices are outrageous and are at least 50 - 60 percent higher than the last time I bought various calibers in a retail store
Prices will continue to increase due to the costs increasing for primers, powder, etc.
Toward the end of the year I kept hearing how ammo was going to go up because they were going to concentrate on the making the big bucks by selling to Ukraine, but It's March now and I haven't seen that at all. I reload 223 & 308 for half cost to buy, but 9mm & 45 I buy on line 1000 at a time free shipping. I can't reload 9mm & 45 for price of 1000 on line. I'm a shooter, 50 to 100 rds. per day, just walking from garage to house at night I'll do a mag dump with whatever gun I'm carrying.
I think most of what you’re still seeing is the finishing of the contracts that stores have bought. If we don’t see an increase by summer then I’d agree with you. However, I’d imagine that later this year we will see it spike.
That might be true, but because I buy no less than 1000 rds at a time I buy from TrueShot, Freedom Munitions, or A&E Armory. Freedom just built new plant and are making there own cases now. Sig is hiring another 625 people at it's Arkansas
plant, and the Vista ammo plant (formally Remington Ammo plant) was just sold to CSG which is hiring another 325 people for that plant in Lonoke, Arkansas. And Fiocchi just broke ground for a 281 acre primer manufacturing facility at Little Rock.. So it seems to be looking pretty good even with the global conflicts going on.@@FitnFire
Some ammo is... What is crazy is primer, powder costs.
You can buy ammo cheaper than the components for reloading.
That is 100% correct and more of a pulse as to what is to come.
I never buy ammo from Scheels ever since they started doing that government ID thing. They say it's just an age verification thing but it looks like a program in place to track types and quantity's of ammo purchased and by who. The government is last people I want knowing what kind of ammo and how much I buy.
They already categorizing via the merchant product codes and your credit cards, they don't need your ID to know you buying ammo. It's been discussed at length.
It's called "Participant Tracking" in some cases and it keeps some people from buying goods from stores. Range USA build a spot near me and it's their BS policy to scan IDs, too. Their public relations rep online responds with a "it's for everyone's safety" copy/paste response. It's the only business in the entire state that I know of which does this. I can walk into the big box store near me and get as much ammo as I want with no questions asked... if insane enough to pay those prices.
Stick to purchasing online. There's no reason to get any from physical stores unless the deal is _very_ good, like Black Friday event.
Just pay cash then
It's all bull crap the 😮
It's still cheaper on line!! Buy in bulk to save on shipping!! Just remember what you have in stock!!
Bravo.thenks. go ahead
STOP Buying anything.. and the prices will come back down to normal levels! Just simply STOP.
What's normal? If 9mm is an avg price of 26/27 cpr right now, what SHOULD it be?
@@boopy123 It was 18/19 cpr or even lower
@@thomassprong1556 I'm aware that was the going price 4/5 years ago. Do you really believe it will come back down to those levels?
😊😊 Great video, thank you.
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Canadian here. Just really happy to see stock on the shelf. I would rather have high price and can get it then cheap and not there. As long as there is lots of stock the price will come down if the cost to make them is low enough. Everything is going up in price.
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Haven't seen shelves stocked like that for quite some time even though prices are up a bit. Surprised to see the 7.62x39, but at $0.78 per round I'll buy online at sgammo where I can get it for $0.52 with free shipping. (Up from the $0.48 I paid a couple of months ago.) I don't mind the wait as I maintain my stock and I never have urgent need when buying ammo.
AmmoSeek $275.. Monday last week.. 1000 rds of .40S&W 180 grain, FERERAL AMERICAN EAGLE $275 shipped brass casings! BERELLI
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HELL YAAAAHH stay STRAPPED!!! @@FitnFire
Supply and demand. No demand for .40 SW anymore
Whent to my scheels last weekend and it's STOCKED up even had my scar 17s for 3800 just need to fill the papers out and get taxes back
Alot of places wont ship ammo to illinois now i gotta get what i can when i can
Great point…thanks for watching
Im glad people are not falling for gun tubers panic buying push anymore!
Yes, thank you. That is the real reason for the price increases.
Ok for AR. Would you rather stock up on 5.56 green tip “practice” or federal .223 performance… price is comp
Depends on the range you're using. Green tips are banned from almost all (indoor) ranges and it ruins steel targets. The .223 is universally accepted anywhere and is marginally cheaper.
@@DareToBeDeviant I should say any Winchester “target ammo” vs federal .223.
I shoot both usually what is cheaper.
Thinking down the line for worst case
@@AK3289 The .223 will _always_ be cheaper than 5.56 and on occasion Winchester will offer a seasonal rebate offer to get a bit more back after buying qualified calibers. Steel case is the go-to for anyone who doesn't want to break the bank and/or does not worry about the whole "it ruins your gun!" debacle.
Ammoseek is your friend. By default it lists low to high with options on the sidebar to filter caliber, case material, and shipping options. Through OpticsPlanet last fall I was able to get 300 rounds of brass .223 with a $33 rebate and they were already marked down to (just under) $9 per 20.
That'll likely never happen again but keep an eye out. Try not to spend more than 45¢ per round.
At bi mart, the 7.62 they are selling, was 10 dollars...but for 15 rounds. Its like wtf to that
Glad it’s still available
I have a client that imports, powder, ammo, primers, etc. He told me, a few days ago the powder is drying up quickly. The big players are scrambling they have no idea or who to get anymore from. China is tightening up its exports of key materials. My associate imports millions of bullets per month, yes he is making a small fortune.
Thanks for the info
I never understand why you Americans have no real own Powder Producers 90% of your Powder comes from Europe or Australia and is only rebranded
For example
Lovex D073.6 = Accurate 2520 = Shootersworld Matchrifle
Vihtavouri, ADI, Lovex, Vectan, Dynamite Nobel (Norma RWS), Reload Swiss, B&P ... are the big Players ....
For a secondary weapon get a pellet rifle whatever caliber fit your boat but a break barrel can shoot anything out of😊
Scheel’s in EP? You’ll spend all your savings in gas just trying to find a spot to park 😂
Half the time I find good ammo deals online after I calculate shipping and handling it's the same as retail
I have always believe in stocking up when the gettin' is good. By current and past trends, you need to consider the fact that right now, today, current prices are good, compared to what's coming.... my advice, stock up now, before it gets worse. It will.
Thanks for watching
Yessir. If you can get some now for,less than average you should buy unless you’re already fully stocked. The prices have been crazy since 2020 and that doesn’t seem to be changing anytime soon.
As an AK guy, that 7.62 price is hard to see. Damn.
Same here!
I was at a gun show yesterday and the cheapest 7.62x39 ammo I found was Wolf and Tula steel case for 11 dollars per box of 20 rounds, the local gun stores in my area were selling that same quantity and brand for 17 dollars a box
@@bluemouse5039 I went to one this past Saturday and found some sterling for $12 a box. Got 10 boxes it was all he had of that brand. I looked around and found some other vendors with that same ammo brand but they wanted $18 a box, was like nope too much for a box of 20.
Just made an AR47 and spent $70 on 100rds today at the local store ):
@@bluemouse5039can’t even find that anywhere. Just Winchester white box
I'm in California and Sheels is a 2 hour drive into Reno Nevada might take the drive for 10mm say you pay in Cali $40 for a box of 20 your getting 50 for a little cheaper than that
I can’t imagine being behind enemy lines
@@FitnFire can't wait to move out of Cali
I’ve a question to those buying ammo right now. Is there a shortage or is it a rumor. She said the our Natl guard had no ammo? Is this true or a rumor? I’d appreciate it. When she said that it gave me cold chills at the thought. Please respond. I’d appreciate it
no shortage look on AMMO SEEK
There is always a rumor of a shortage especially now that we are involved in 2 proxy wars. But, the national guard is not short of ammo. There are stockpiles throughout each state for emergencies
Ammo is dropping drastically. 9mm for $0.19 per rd again. 45 acp $0.39 to $0.42 per rd.
Where?
I live in the great state of New York who do I deal with on line here ?
Look for the reloading supplies primers and powder
Sheesh…that’s getting ridiculous too
The Dunham’s Sporting Goods stores near me have most 50 round boxes of .40 at anywhere from $5 to $9 more expensive than where I get mine….
There's no reason to shop there under any circumstances. Front door sign might claim "low prices guaranteed" while many things are 25-50% higher than MSRP. Only time it's okay to buy ammo there is during Black Friday week when common calibers are roughly the same price as online deals. That's a big maybe.
Supply and demand. .40 cheap because no demand for it anymore. Dying round
I havent seen 45 acp prices like this in more than 4 years. where is this ?
Based on the state flag in front of the store, I would say this is a Scheels in Kansas. My guess is the one in Overland Park, Kansas which is close to Kansas City.
@@bjjukes4969 won't see ammo like that in California
Record breaking profits across the board for all corporations because they raised their prices during covid and never dropped them. The supply chain shortage ended long ago.