ad-closed Wanted 9mm wanted

[Charles Wonder]

Well before I know it, my 2000 RD 9mm bought before covid is gone. Looking for 1000 rounds at decent price. Just for fun with the kids

[Snaveba]

The best price you are going to get is at Academy Sports. You will have to wait in line before they open on M/W/F. Get there a good hour or more before they open at 9am. 2 box limit, so it is a gamble as to if you will get 100 rounds or 500 rounds. Just depends upon the size boxes they get. But you will pay about $0.37per round. 
 

Natchez Shooters Supply has 1000 round boxes of CCI at the moment. But with tax and shipping you will be paying about $0.65 per round. 
 

https://outdoors.natchezss.com/products/ammunition-handgun-ammo-caliber~9mm-luger-1000+500?format=rounds

[Charles Wonder]

Many thanks for the hint

[TennesseeCamper]

https://www.midsouthshooterssupply.com/dept/ammunition/pistol?instock=true

These guys occasionally get in some decent priced 9 mm and other stuff. I say decent for the current market we are in. Today they had wolf 9mm for $17 a box.  I know that’s not like the pre-hoarding prices but still not bad for plinking stuff now.  And yes they often limit quantity to two boxes, sometimes more depending on caliber.

[Snaveba]

For a bit of pre-pandemic nostalgia, I purchased a 1000 round box of CCI last March. With tax and shipping, it was $0.22 per round ($0.185 per round before tax and shipping). 

[Radtekk]

Global ordnance has Tula at 50¢/round for a case of steel. Use "goshipfree" and shipping is, well, free. 

 

https://globalordnance.com/tula-9mm-luger-115gr-fmj-non-corrosive-1000-round-case-upc-814950011531-cs/?goal=0_b2e9966de2-b1175ee010-79809292&mc_cid=b1175ee010&mc_eid=23a114785a

[Charles Wonder]

Thanks. 

[No_0ne]

On 5/15/2021 at 10:20 AM, Charles Wonder said:

Well before I know it, my 2000 RD 9mm bought before covid is gone. Looking for 1000 rounds at decent price. Just for fun with the kids

You and everybody else, apparently.  One suggestion, once this current panic calms down, and things get back closer to normal, learn to reload and stock up on components.  Once you have your stash (hoard) built sufficiently, you won't care what current prices are ...

[Raoul]

6 hours ago, No_0ne said:

You and everybody else, apparently.  One suggestion, once this current panic calms down, and things get back closer to normal, learn to reload and stock up on components.  Once you have your stash (hoard) built sufficiently, you won't care what current prices are ...

A little late for that too. Loading components are are problem to find also.

[No_0ne]

21 minutes ago, Raoul said:

A little late for that too. Loading components are are problem to find also.

For now, true.  These things don't last forever though.  At some point, components will be available again, that's the time to stock up in preparation for the next one ...

[Charles Wonder]

Can you open a class for reload? That is the fastest way to learn