[mikep99]

I have been searching everywhere here and can't find the answer to my question so I decided to start a new thread.


Where is the cheapest place that I can buy ammo for any caliber?

Any retailers online?

The problem is that I ordered a Walther P99 in .40 instead of 9mm, and my friend brought it to my attention that the .40 is going to hit the wallet harder than the 9mm when I want to go tager practice at the shooting range.

[P0832177]

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[P0832177]

Why not use the search function? This is a horse beaten to death! With that said the usual suspects might include.

Ammoman @ www.ammoman.com
Monthly Specials at Natchez @ www.natchezss.com
Local Gunshows with your cash in hand on Sunday afternoons
Wally World Winchester Value Packs of 100.

[shooter1]

AND-------------Blazer ammo from Acadmey Sports. 9mm is the only factory stuff I shoot. $87.00 k, out the door.
str1

[The Drew]

Wal Mart may be your best bet... they have 100 round winchester packs in .40 for around $15-16 and 50 round boxes of blazer brass for just under $8.

It doesn't get much better than that, unless you're willing to buy wolf which you can get as low a $6 for 50 if you hunt around...

[Lone_Gunman]

Natchez will not sell to people in GA, AL, or TN. That sucks.

[mikep99]

any of you that have a .40 and/or have a p99 what ammo brand do you buy the most frequently? what is the most bang for the buck

[lyricsdad]

p99 owner here in .40 SW.
Winchester white box feeds fine, you cant go wrong w/ that price. 15-16 bucks a box, thats... about 80 bucks for 500 rounds you cant beat that!

I personally am tired of paying the higher prices for ammo so I am still waiting for my local gun place to get them certified sigs.. I am wanting a 9mm.

BTW I have fired blazer brass, WWB, federal, remington, and american eagle aka federal all have cycled fine w/ my p99. No problems what so ever. Mine has been excellent. I am glad I purchased mine.

[Super Trucker]

Walmart has the .40 S&W for approx 15.00 per 100 Winchester White Box

[Sunray]

Quit screwing about searching for ammo and reload. It's not cheaper, but the endless search for ammo goes away. And you're shooting ammo that's made for your firearm.

[shooter1]

Sunray,
Don't know where you're buying your compotents, but reloading can indeed be cheaper than the cheapest of factory ammo. I reload for half a dozen pistol calibers using cast bullets, WLPP, and Bullseye powder. My cost for compotents is in the range of $5-6 per hundred. Shooting in the volume I do, (IDPA & Steel) this represents a huge savings. I just buy the 9mm stuff at Academy @ $80 per thousand to take a break from the loading bench. Just getting old and lazy.
Cheers,
str1

[R.H. Lee]

Natchez will not sell to people in GA, AL, or TN. That's odd. Why not?

[P0832177]

Natchez is just trying to protects it's dealer network by not selling to the select states mentioned above!

[jcooperdj]

www.midwayusa.com

[mikep99]

Where can I buy the cheapest 9mm ammo and where can I buy the best 9mm ammo, and what is the difference between the good and bad in addition to the difference in primer.???????????????????????????????????????????????/

[Scoob]

I buy Blazer brass .40 at Walmart in 50 round boxes. They are 7.94 at my local WM. They acually are a few cents cheaper than the Winchester value pack wich is like 15.97 per 100 and I like the Blazer better. The Blazer is more expensive in 9mm for some reason, so I buy Winchester VP in 9mm.

[lyricsdad]

I went to walmart yesterday, and after a prior shock to see that WWB .40sw was 20 bucks, I found out that it was just marked wrong. its still in the 15 dolllar range.

I seen they had 100 packs of 9mm for 11 bucks :what:

I need to get a 9mm.

[sarhog]

mikep99 said:
Where can I buy the cheapest 9mm ammo

Academy Sports. Blazer 9mm is $3.87 per box of 50. :)