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9mm Ammo - 1000 rds - $139 + $18 shipping
October 24, 2018 at
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Hey guys,
First post in the guns section. This was hard to find!
Federal Armament has a deal on 9mm right now. This is the cheapest I have seen it. Even at a gun show.
1000 rounds for 139 - shipping is a flat rate of 18.
https://fedarm.com/product/9mm-11...=1000-bulk
Also a good deal....sgammo
1000 rds for 164 - shipping is a flat rate of 16.
https://www.sgammo.com/product/se...15-grain-f
Stock up!
First post in the guns section. This was hard to find!
Federal Armament has a deal on 9mm right now. This is the cheapest I have seen it. Even at a gun show.
1000 rounds for 139 - shipping is a flat rate of 18.
https://fedarm.com/product/9mm-11...=1000-bulk
Also a good deal....sgammo
1000 rds for 164 - shipping is a flat rate of 16.
https://www.sgammo.com/product/se...15-grain-f
Stock up!
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They also have MAGTECH for the same price. Recently (and may still) had some of their higher end ammo on sale, too.
Also, i have been to multiple ranges in my time. I don't think I have ever been asked to show the type of bullets I use. Unless I rent a gun, I have never been screened for my ammo.
I think you are thinking about steel.
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Note: Range grade ammunition does not fall under the FedArm satisfaction guarantee & return policy. If you want piece counted mil-spec ammo, please buy the standard "FedArm" branded ammo instead.
Most handgun ranges do not allow steel. Some cheaper bargain basement (eastern Europe, Russia) has steel or other metals mixed in with the lead. Besides flirting with crossing into the AP category, the ranges are just not rated for stopping those rounds.
Some places check sample rounds with a magnet to verify the absence of steel. I've seen several places who check also have rules against steel cases, presumably because it makes the magnet test more difficult. Then again, it could be that they make a bunch more selling used brass, and they've already factored that part in.
It seems mixed by me of if ranges allow reloads. Commercial reloads from large suppliers are usually safe and on the low end of powder spec. What you need to watch out for is Bubba's Welding and Fencing- now with reloads! Generally the biggest and most deadly errors are pistol or shotgun powder in a rifle case (big boom), but repeated hot pistol rounds could also create catastrophic failures.
In summary, know your range ammo policy before making a bulk order unless you like lead paperweights.
just say no to reman ammo.
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Dave