I'm looking for something cheap but a few sites leave me a little leary. Where's everyone getting theirs?
Looking for either lead or plated lead. About to order from Berry's. Just wondering if anyone knows any better sites to check out.
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I'm looking for something cheap but a few sites leave me a little leary. Where's everyone getting theirs?
Looking for either lead or plated lead. About to order from Berry's. Just wondering if anyone knows any better sites to check out.
Berry's and Raineer have been good for me. For punching holes in paper or knocking down steel plates there is no need to buy expensive lead.
Just remember that shot placement is much more important with what you carry than how big a bang you get with each trigger pull.
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I've had really good deals on large bulk purchases from Gunbroker (you just have to watch for them). Natchez, Lucky Gunner (expensive, but they can get stuff when nobody else can), the-armory.com, Cabellas...
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There is one group (you see them at every trade show in the southeast) that burned me for about 300 bucks (charged my card, sent emails saying it was delayed but coming (so that I wouldn't cancel the charge), never delivered anything and refused to back out the charge). PM me and I'll disclose their name.
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I buy at gun shows usually. Georgia arms is one of my go to's.
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I get good deals from Missouri Bullets on all my Cowboy bullets - Missouri Bullet Company
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I have been using the following - Bullet - Vendor
.38 Rainier (plated) - Midway mail order
9mm Rainier (plated) - Midway mail order
.45 Precision Delta (FMJ) - local range retail store
.308 Hornady SST (TMJ) - Midway mail order
.308 Sierra HPBT (TMJ) - Bass Pro retail store
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I don't shoot much plated, but for online reloading sales, Graf & Sons, Wideners, and Powder Valley are all excellent. Of course, you can try manufacturer's sites if the sell direct.
Chose a weapon that goes bang EVERY time!
Mostly Midway and Cabellas, but I don't distinguish between practice and SD loads so I shoot jacketed bullets.
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Depends on who has what I’m looking for. My last few shipments came directly from Buffalo Bore and some Nyclads from Mid-Way. Beyond that, I have a horrible memory of who’s-who on my ammo vendors list. I try and not buy from my local dealer as his prices are the highest around. If you're Ok with the basic stuff, then Wal-Mart is a good source aside from the wacko's.
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Try target barn (google it). Also look into Montana gold bullets.
A 9mm might expand but a .45 will never shrink enough to fit 17 in the magazine.
I get Berries direct from them for 9mm and anywhere there the cheapest for my Hornady's .308 .44mag's
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I've had good luck w/ TJConovera.com , All orders over $45 shipped free, under shipping is $5. Midway and Grafs are good also, but I live instate and it costs me tax :).
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Berry's for Pistol Bullets
Widenors for Rifle Bullets
Powder Valley for Powder
Widenors for primers
Shot I buy at my local shooting club.
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