.223 ammo

[ceyko]

Price?

This is key before I make a decision.

[bigmuskie]

Hell I'm in for 500 if he decides to sell that'll leave some for everyone else


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Pending the price, I'll take 500 also.

[bigmuskie]

*Getting in line to jump*

I'm down to about 200 - 300 rounds of brass left. Though, that PMC looks decent, and it's lead core so I can shoot steel targets = fun

Hey B, if you can get a chance to get away, you should come out again. 1 lb. Tannerite's a blast.

[BlackGT]

Looks like he has a buyer for the whole lot all together. 3,700 rounds all for the low low price of $1,000. Mixture of PMC, Black Hills, Radway Green(milsurp) and some others. All brass cased...

If deal falls through I will post up.

[bigmuskie]

Well shucks. (kicks rocks)

[CJ]

I understand that reloading would be cheaper, but I don't always have the time to sit down and churn out 1000 rounds. If I'm not at work, I'm at home sleeping. If I'm not sleeping there are other stuff that needs to be done around the house, or I might not want to jack with a damn thing. I don't mind paying for the convenience of ammo that is ready to fire. Now if steel case got up to $400 per 1000 and brass $600, I would seriously consider the option of reloading. Please don't take this post as offensive, it's just that some peoples schedules and daily routines differ from others. Thank you for your input though.

It only takes 1 day every 6 months to have all the ammo you can shoot. It isn't like a full time job or anything.

[bigmuskie]

It only takes 1 day every 6 months to have all the ammo you can shoot. It isn't like a full time job or anything.

There are other reasons CJ why I haven't considered reloading. I still have just over 100 rounds left from a bulk 1000 I bought 2 years ago. A little over 600 of the 880 I bought about 6 months, including this Silver Bear and some bags of 50 to 100 I'd grab at the gun show. At the rate I use my stock, I don't know if I could justify the added expense of reloading .223. Also, I have no experience at all when it comes to reloading. I've seen enough pics posted of people having their guns blow up and that shit scares me. If I ever did consider, I would need to do either hands on learning or watch online videos till I'm blue in the face. The thought did cross my mind about reloading for 300 black, but again, I'm not sure if I should start out loading 30 caliber or .223. I like the link dohcter posted, it seems simple enough, but what do I know.

[Downs]

Guns blow up on factory ammo too.


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