Finally High Quality Bulk Ammunition

[dark_falcon27]

Found this on the Cabelas website and have ordered a box or 2 already. Reviews say it is high quality stuff with no malfunctions. I saw .357, .40, and .45 ACP. On average it is ~$100 per box of 300 rounds. Here is the link:

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...=cat20837&rid=

[tEN wOLVES]

Howdy Falcon-27

Thanks for the tip, I got this add in my email, but wasn't familiar with the brand, so you say it works well?, I'll have to give it a try, they're getting $33.00 a box of fifty here for practice ammo in 40 S&W.

Thanks for the heads up Pard

Regards

tEN wOLVES

[woolleyworm]

I loaded 350 rnds of 185 gr .45 plinkers last week at a total cost of $68.00; I think I'll stick to Woolley Specials. But it is good news, hopefully components will become more readily available now too. If I could find any 230 gr FMJ for less than .40/rnd I'd probably pick some up in bulk, but I doubt we'll see those prices ever again.

[BobMcG]

It'll be interesting to see how long it will take for Cabela's to get them back in stock. The actual time that is, not the time quoted by them. Often two different animals.

[dark_falcon27]

Originally Posted by tEN wOLVES

Howdy Falcon-27

Thanks for the tip, I got this add in my email, but wasn't familiar with the brand, so you say it works well?, I'll have to give it a try, they're getting $33.00 a box of fifty here for practice ammo in 40 S&W.

Thanks for the heads up Pard

Regards

tEN wOLVES

I ordered some of my own but I cannot speak to it personally just yet. But the customers reviews were overall very positive.

[tEN wOLVES]

Thanks for getting back Dark Falcon 27, let us know how they work out for you, the price is right of sure, the gun shop here is asking $33.00 for plunking ammo in 40 S&W, which is way out of line to me, I'm hearing on some of the other forums that the prices and availability are getting much better, but we haven't seen this in good old California.

Regards

tEN wOLVES

[thomas44]

Originally Posted by woolleyworm

I loaded 350 rnds of 185 gr .45 plinkers last week at a total cost of $68.00; I think I'll stick to Woolley Specials. But it is good news, hopefully components will become more readily available now too. If I could find any 230 gr FMJ for less than .40/rnd I'd probably pick some up in bulk, but I doubt we'll see those prices ever again.

Have you ever gotten any 230 grainers from Berry's ? My Dan Wesson likes those bullets and they're pretty cheap. 5.0 grains of AA#2 and you're good to go !