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380 ammo?

D@DD@D Member Posts: 4,407
edited March 2014 in General Discussion
Just wondering what are ya'll paying for plinking 380 ammo?
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  • D@DD@D Member Posts: 4,407
    edited November -1
    I ran across a used Ruger LCP for 175.00 so now I need to feed it. [;)]
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  • William81William81 Member Posts: 25,484 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by D@D
    Just wondering what are ya'll paying for plinking 380 ammo?


    I bought 3 boxes Remington 95 gr. FMJ for 17.95 /50rds. at a Big R in Northern Illinois
    It was the first .380 I have seen in a couple months.
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  • ChrisInTempeChrisInTempe Member Posts: 15,562 ✭
    edited November -1
    I'm someplace over 2000 rounds on hand, so haven't been shopping lately. Did notice at a gun show Saturday that commercial reloaders were selling it at $14/50 rounds or $13.50/100. New stuff started from $20 and ran over $25.
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  • blackpowder70blackpowder70 Member Posts: 154 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I got some last month for $14 for 50 round box.Got it from bass pro shops. Then bought some from gander last week for 18 bucks.
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  • NavybatNavybat Member Posts: 6,849 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I make it for about $7.00 per box of FMJ-flat point. JHP costs me $8.00 per box. Unique powder, CCI SP primers.
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  • ChrisInTempeChrisInTempe Member Posts: 15,562 ✭
    edited November -1
    Been trying to talk myself back into reloading. I've thousands of empty brass cases in all the calibers I shoot. Just lack space for a bench. A co-worker has offered to loan a box full of gear he inherited, but doesn't want to sell (I previously loaned him the 9mm dies I still have).

    Will take me a little while, seems likely I'll get it going.
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  • MFIMFI Member Posts: 7,899 ✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    Hard to find.. We have had very little in the last 3 months.. Usually $17-19 a box of 50 ..DO not buy the $14.00 Tula/Wolf crap if you see it.. No good for the gun..
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  • edgecamedgecam Member Posts: 3,280
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by us55840

    Oh! I haven't looked at prices in some time as have plenty on hand.





    Same here 1700 rounds at last count. I was buying it by the case a few years ago.
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  • D@DD@D Member Posts: 4,407
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by Navybat
    I make it for about $7.00 per box of FMJ-flat point. JHP costs me $8.00 per box. Unique powder, CCI SP primers.


    What brand of bullets you using? The cheapest I've found is 0.45 a round (loaded) shipped. I need to find the stuff to load up my own. I just need dies, brass & which ever bullet I choose to go with. I'm gonna use Bullseye & ramshot silhouette powder.
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  • D@DD@D Member Posts: 4,407
    edited November -1
    quote:Originally posted by MFI
    Hard to find.. We have had very little in the last 3 months.. Usually $17-19 a box of 50 ..DO not buy the $14.00 Tula/Wolf crap if you see it.. No good for the gun..


    Is it just really dirty ammo or what?
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  • Smitty500magSmitty500mag Member Posts: 13,623 ✭✭✭✭
    edited November -1
    I haven't reloaded any .380 in a while but the last time that I did it was costing me approx. .12 cents a round.
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  • D@DD@D Member Posts: 4,407
    edited November -1
    Well that went fast.[:(] Got an ad from Aims Surplus last night for Silver Bear ($14/50) & go to buy some, but there already out.
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