.50 Beowulf Ammo

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.50 Beowulf Ammo

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Trying to find Ammo for my 50 Beowulf. Doesn't matter what grain. Can't find anything anywhere.
Any help would be appreciated.

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http://www.shop.umlautarms.com/category ... egoryId=15

http://tinyurl.com/ykwlfw4

I doubt you will find any locally, but maybe you fav shop can order for you.
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All of the ones at umlauatarms are out of stock. Cabelas has them backordered as well. Cabelas says 1-2 weeks...wonder if that's just a default statement on their site or if it will really ship within 1-2 weeks...
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Thanks Guys.
I appreciate the effort. I have tried the local stores to no avail. I called Cabelas and they said it should be in on the 16th of this month. I guess we'll see.

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noffy wrote:Trying to find Ammo for my 50 Beowulf. Doesn't matter what grain. Can't find anything anywhere.
Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
If I were you I'd crank up a reloading op for that beast. I have no clue about the availability of dies but am sure they are out there. It looks like it would be relatively easy to reload...
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Dies are available, saw them on Natchezss.com I believe. They had the dies, but not the ammo listed. :roll:

There's also a beowulf owners forum. You might hop on there and see what others are doing.
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Trust me, I will be keeping the brass. I will look into reloading. Never done it before, but no time like the present.
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allingeneral wrote:All of the ones at umlauatarms are out of stock. Cabelas has them backordered as well. Cabelas says 1-2 weeks...wonder if that's just a default statement on their site or if it will really ship within 1-2 weeks...
I, too, wonder about Cabela's statements... I'm STILL waiting for some Win small pistol primers from them, ordered over a year ago! Got an email the other day, said they should ship in just 3 more weeks...
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noffy wrote:Trust me, I will be keeping the brass. I will look into reloading. Never done it before, but no time like the present.
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noffy wrote:Trust me, I will be keeping the brass. I will look into reloading. Never done it before, but no time like the present.
Hey Noffy. Its been a while since i've done any reloading, but i'll help you if you want me too. Just give me a call.
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Maybe you could try Alexander Arms, the parent company? Support a Virgina-based outfit at the same time... might even be faster shipping...
http://www.alexanderarms.com/siteshopper.htm?cat=2

Need to fill out the standard ammo disclaimer:
http://www.alexanderarms.com/ammodisclaimerandterms.pdf

As for Cabelas - I waited for almost a year for some .380 ammo that kept being "3-4 weeks" out - so I canceled it and got it somewhere else.

I did just get my RCBS Rock Chucker Supreme master reloading kit delivered today... so I'll be joining the ranks of you fellow re-loaders... :clap:
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Maybe we should have a reloading party in my garage. That sounds like fun :)
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noffy wrote:Trust me, I will be keeping the brass. I will look into reloading. Never done it before, but no time like the present.
I generally would not recommend a beginner start with reloading rifle brass but the .50 beowulf is straight walled which makes it easy. Plus its big which helps a little. If you do decide to start make sure you get a decent press and carbide dies. Lots of folks here to help you with advice. You can also use large pistol primers which are a little more easier to get than small pistol but you'll have to search around a little. [btw for NOVAns: Sharpshooters had a few boxes yesterday. They are now 2k short :)] Also, bullets should be easy to find.
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