Appropriate market price for Makarov ammo?

Fifty pack of quality mil-spec Novosibirsk cost about $12 at LGS and little less if ordered in bulk. That was before hoards beseeched gun shows, gun shops, internet retailers like Russians used to do to meat markets in old Soviet Union.

Yeah it was about $13-15 a box. No telling what it is now.

Which Mak did you get, Russian, Bulgarian, ??

I buy Brown Bear from J&G for about $11.95 per 50.

There are 66 choices on ammoseek.com, today.
http://ammoseek.com/?gun=handgun&cal=84&type=&grains=0&mfg=&keywords=&sortby=cpr

Carne Frio said:

There are 66 choices on ammoseek.com, today.
http://ammoseek.com/?gun=handgun&cal=84&type=&grains=0&mfg=&keywords=&sortby=cpr

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What is interesting is Winchester "white box" is about $5 per box more then Selier & Belot.
Actually it is the same ammo.

I purchased my first handgun in many years last September, a Makarov,

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David, your gun is a Hungarian PA63 (I have one). Not a bad gun but not a Makarov.

The PA63 is second row center.

My PA63 has been awesome.

They're good guns IMO, just stay clear of surplus 9x18 ammo as I've had constant issues with unreliable priming with said ammo. The strikes were good on the primers but the rounds failed to go off. The ones I'm complaining about I believe come in 18 round packs.

Modern manufactured ammo has been perfectly reliable in it.

I have a Mak and a PA-63. The PA-63 is lighter
and has a nicer trigger. The Mak would take a
beating much better, though.

I get Brown Bear at my local shop in the PDX metro for $10.99/50. Of course, he hasnt had it for the past 2-3 weeks.

Fear not, your PA is a faithful copy of a Walther to the point where several parts will interchange. Being good commies at the time, they didn't pay much attention to bourgeois concepts like patents.

Not a bad deal for the money to say the least.