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tubby - User is Offline
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Moundville,Alabama




07/28/2007 5:38 PM  
I went today to get shells for my 7mm and almost fell out.I shoot Hornady ammo and the grain bullet I  shoot was $40.00 a box befeore tax.That's is crazy!
What do ammo prices look like around your area?

Tubby
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Phoenix - User is Offline
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Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania




07/28/2007 10:18 PM  
i was lucky to find some 45ACP for 13.49 a box this past week and bought every box they had. for the past few months i couldn't find it under $20 a box for the same brand. i heard through the grapevine from some friends at Gander Mountian that there will be at least two other price increases before the end of the year. average price increase for box of .30-06/.270 will be anywhere from $5-$8 for each increase in price. i also found out that the lead shortage can now be traced to China for their nuclear reactors.

To Hunt or Not to Hunt, that is the question? While your pondering that, i'll be in the woods. My Values are the Army Values; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.
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07/28/2007 10:32 PM  
I heard from my brother that in august the prices will have a stepped increase.
Heard from someone that the war plays a part.....
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07/29/2007 4:42 PM  
tubby
go cabelas website and look under shooting gear and look at bulk ammo!!
very comparable and alot less expensive!!!

good luck tubby,
diggerdave
Phoenix - User is Offline
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Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania




07/29/2007 8:52 PM  
most military ball ammo is steel core penetrator ammo, not a whole lot of lead used in them, IMHO they need to have a good softpoint boattail bullet and/or a good hollow point bullet for more massive wounds like they do to our troops.

To Hunt or Not to Hunt, that is the question? While your pondering that, i'll be in the woods. My Values are the Army Values; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.
Pfc. Chris Smith
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Fayette County, WV




07/30/2007 9:09 AM  
tubby I think it is time you save your brass after shooting those and get into reloading, if your not already, and load your own ammo. I have been doing it now for 3 years.

WVHunter129
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wrenchman30 - User is Offline
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07/30/2007 3:21 PM  
all the new catalogs have a disclaimer not guarnteeing any price to call before ordering. i have several thousand of bullets i have gotten over the years to reload and i am very glad of it. with copper being out of sight in the scrap business there is no telling how high the ammo prices will go. i would suggest buying now for deer season as the price could sky rocket by that time. phoenix the use of expanding ammo is forbidden under several signed articles of war. the ammo is designed to wound not kill. it takes more people to care for wounded than to bury the dead.
Kmehaffey - User is Offline


Millersville Pa.




07/30/2007 5:23 PM  
Gas prices are up ,when gas goes up ,so does everything else.
Phoenix - User is Offline
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Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania




07/31/2007 12:13 AM  
wrenchman, i do know the rules governed by the Geneva Convention regarding the use of such bullets, but i disagree with a lot of what the Geneva Convention concerns when it comes to treatment of prisoners, use of ammo types and other things i will not get into. if an enemy does not follow the Rules governed by the Convention then why should we? we have our hands tied when it comes to such things.

To Hunt or Not to Hunt, that is the question? While your pondering that, i'll be in the woods. My Values are the Army Values; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.
Pfc. Chris Smith
rebel deer hunter - User is Offline
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florida




08/13/2007 12:20 PM  
my dad has a 300 weatherby mag and his bullets are $48.00 a box and up, its gettn pretty crazy with ammo prices

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mcraddock - User is Offline
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Possum Kingdom, SC




08/14/2007 9:29 PM  
Between ammo manufacturers getting sued with fruitless lawsuits and additional taxes being tacked on to it, the prices will only get worse. I do reload but bulk purchase is still the most practical way.
Vandy - User is Offline
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08/15/2007 8:46 AM  
Ammo is hurting everyone right now it seems. When I bought my Bushy AR-15 in February I coudl pick up Reminton UMC 223 for $4.50 a box of 20, now it's pushing $7 per box. Glad I bought a boatload when I did, only instead of shooting 200 rounds at the range I shoot 100 and bring the .22
Phoenix - User is Offline
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Button Buck

Westmoreland Co. Pennsylvania




08/15/2007 1:23 PM  
where i buy my bulk ammo from jumped there prices $40 per 500 rounds. i went from paying $280 shipped for 500 rounds of 168 BTHP match .308 to paying $320 Shipped for the same. canned heat ammo from Georgia Arms is still the sheapest i found yet.

To Hunt or Not to Hunt, that is the question? While your pondering that, i'll be in the woods. My Values are the Army Values; Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage.
Pfc. Chris Smith
Forestclimber - User is Offline
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08/16/2007 3:44 PM  
Lead shot is nearing $30 a bag.
mcraddock - User is Offline
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Possum Kingdom, SC




08/16/2007 6:56 PM  
No kidding. Reloading componets have almost doubled in price over the last two years. Time to start cacheing bulk again.
Ske1etor - User is Offline
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Marrero, Louisiana




08/21/2007 1:08 PM  
150 gr Federal Vital Shok 7mm Rem Mag is up too 37.99 a box here in louisiana.

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