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To buy or reload .223
HuntinMedic
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I am wondering if any of you know where one might find a heck of a deal on 10,000 rounds of .223 ?
Would it be cheaper to but surplus ammo or reload? I just bought my AR15 and love plinking with it. I don't have much brass so keep that in mind when you answer the question "to load or buy".
I am set up to reload except brass and bullets......
I was just wondering if anyone buys in the LARGE quantities?
HELP if you can.
Lee
Would it be cheaper to but surplus ammo or reload? I just bought my AR15 and love plinking with it. I don't have much brass so keep that in mind when you answer the question "to load or buy".
I am set up to reload except brass and bullets......
I was just wondering if anyone buys in the LARGE quantities?
HELP if you can.
Lee
Comments
I reload. The difference for me is the degree of accuracy I can gain from reloading. If accuracy is not your issue with .223 then it can be just about as cost effective especially if you consider your time into the equation. I do not consider my time as a 'cost' therefore it is more economical and rewarding for me to reload .223 out of an AR. I also reload for my bolt gun that is definitely better than off the shelf.
or Dillon
But I was thinking I may be able to purchase (a friend and myself) about 10,000 rounds of surplus somewhere. Just not sure where to start.
Lee
PS, I ONLY use reloads for my 7MM mag and when I get bras I reload my 5.7
Off topic but, I like that sig shootlow.
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me and another friend get ours from the brass man
he can get you how many you need
I haven't looked at Brass man. That's one place to start. Also, Aim surplus, Midway carries bulk but not always cheaply, Graf's and sons, Wideners, Keep searching there are a bunch of importers. It never hurts to get it while it's still around too. With the jump in bullet prices and powder prices the jump in surplus is coming too.
Lee
Heres a link: http://secure.cartsvr.net/catalogs/catalog.asp?prodid=2317386&showprevnext=1
Also they sell bullets:
http://secure.cartsvr.net/catalogs/catalog.asp?prodid=2317384&showprevnext=1
This might be a cheaper avenue than buying new manufactured ammo.