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economical components
Posted: Sat, 23 Oct 2010 08:30:58
by Jim
The link below will take you to a milsurp site. They're on again/off again with what's in stock, but they do have decent prices.
E.G.: 500 rds of 230 gr. FMJ .451 - $75. That's cheaper than anywhere else I've found.
http://www.hi-techammo.com/
Re: economical components
Posted: Sat, 23 Oct 2010 21:29:31
by YuDanJa
I was fooled for a second. I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw "1000 - 9MM 115 gr. Speer TMJ (Plated)" for $78.00.
Oh! That's 1,000 bullets!
Re: economical components
Posted: Fri, 05 Nov 2010 11:51:16
by jrswanson1
YuDanJa wrote:
Oh! That's 1,000 bullets!
That's why the thread is titled "economical components."
Jim
Re: economical components
Posted: Fri, 05 Nov 2010 16:33:06
by Jim
jrswanson1 wrote:YuDanJa wrote:
Oh! That's 1,000 bullets!
That's why the thread is titled "economical components."
Jim
EXACTLY !!
Re: economical components
Posted: Fri, 05 Nov 2010 18:40:01
by CowboyT
What, you mean bullets aren't complete rounds? But...but...CNN and MSNBC say they are, so it must be true!
Actually, those prices don't look too bad. I do better with casting my own, but for jacketed, that's doable.
Another good source is Mastercast Bullet Co. They sell Berry's plated bullets for reasonable prices. Only shot 'em out of revolvers, but they seem to do pretty well. They also sell reloaded ammo, and I know theirs is good because they supply the NRA Range in Fairfax, VA. Pretty steep discount if you send 'em brass for trade-in, too.
http://www.mastercast.net/