streetrod
6 years ago
I have been ordering from AmmoToGo for my .380 & .40 cal handguns. Nothing special just some target ammo.
Just wondering if there are better options out there.
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KingoftheCove
6 years ago
Palmetto State Armory
Some people have had problemswith PSA from what one reads on da interwebs..

Back when .22lr ammo was scarce, I’d buy from them, at good prices for the market conditions of the time, never had an issue.
I’m lucky in that my local BiMart has good sales regularly on the ammo I buy, it’s local, close, and no tax.
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Burner02
6 years ago
If you have not used it, Ammoseek will provide a wide range of options.
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tailgater
6 years ago
Trying to shoot your way out of Jersey?

Don't blame ya.

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USNGunner
6 years ago

I have been ordering from AmmoToGo for my .380 & .40 cal handguns. Nothing special just some target ammo.
Just wondering if there are better options out there.

streetrod wrote:



I have a friend in Philly that runs a shop called US Armorment. They have a website but I'd call at 267-761-8756. You should check with them, it can't hurt to ask what they've got. Rory hooked me up when .380 was like unicorn horns at a good price. If you call them, please tell Rory that Gunner sends his regards. 👍
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Tittums
6 years ago
For target practice get whatever is cheap, for other uses look up Paul Harrell on youtube. He does in-depth reviews of various guns and ammo.

I favor Underwood for personal protection since it tends to have a 100-200FPS higher on average compared to other brands. It is pricier so I haven't even shot it yet. I tend to use speer at the range.
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Gene363
6 years ago

If you have not used it, Ammoseek will provide a wide range of options.

Burner02 wrote:



Another ammoseek.com user.

I have personally used the following with great results:

sgammo.com family owned business

targetsportsusa.com free shipping for case size orders

venturamunitions.com

laxammo.com

selwayarmory.com

https://www.venturamunitions.com/mrp-40-s-w-lead-free-125gr-frangible-ammo-100-rounds/ 

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DrMaddVibe
6 years ago
Besides some that are mentioned already, I've used Cheaperthandirt.com and RKGuns.com
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teedubbya
6 years ago
I like sgammo.com and targetsportusa.com
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Luke753
6 years ago
SGammo has always had good prices for me, both rifle and handgun.
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streetrod
6 years ago
Thanks for all the replies. Checking them out will keep me busy for a while.

TG- why would I want to leave Jersey? After all the Sopranos are my Goombas (If you know what I mean). 😁
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cajunpredfan
6 years ago
I have used both ammotogo and sgammo in the past and have been pleased with both. I roll my own so I don't really buy a lot of manufactured plinking ammo.
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Gene363
6 years ago

I have used both ammotogo and sgammo in the past and have been pleased with both. I roll my own so I don't really buy a lot of manufactured plinking ammo.

cajunpredfan wrote:



I also reload many calibers, even 9mm and .223 where it's hard to beat the price of practice ammo. Factory ammo is great when it's a new caliber or when buying brass that comes with powder, primer and a bullet.
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danmdevries
6 years ago
I roll my own for 38/357, 44, 454, and 45. Anything else I'll buy new. I've got dies for 9mm but my cost and time doesn't make sense to DIY. But when ammo becomes scarce again I at least have a supply for a couple thousand on hand.

I've bought several times from sgammo in the past. Probably some others, that's the only one I can think of. Usually browse ammoseek to find the deals and end up back at sgammo
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