Anyone use "Georgia Arms" ammo?

[DaveTN]

I’m looking for some .308 Winchester. Here are their prices. It doesn’t include shipping, but they are only 240 miles away.

.308 Winchester "Canned Heat" Georgia Arms 150gr Full Metal Jacket 250pk $120.00

.308 Winchester "Canned Heat" Georgia Arms 150gr Full Metal Jacket 500pk $235.00

.308 Winchester "Canned Heat" Georgia Arms 150gr Full Metal Jacket 1000pk $460.00

[fury2neon]

Yes, I have been shooting GA Arms .308 for the past six months. I have not had any problems at all running it through my SOCCOM 16. Its priced about the same as some the Wolf I have found but is a lot more accurate.

[BimmerFreak]

Georgia Arms in our in-house bulk ammo. (for .223 and .308)

We have sold a ton (literally im sure) of it, and have had nothing but outstanding feedback.

[DaveTN]

I'm sitting on hundreds of rounds of Lake City 30-06 M2 ball. And no matter how hard I wish; this Panther won't eat it.

[fury2neon]

I'm sitting on hundreds of rounds of Lake City 30-06 M2 ball. And no matter how hard I wish; this Panther won't eat it.

Umm, how many hundrdeds... My M-1 Garand is hungry...

[DaveTN]

Umm, how many hundrdeds... My M-1 Garand is hungry...

About 400 rounds of Lake City and another 400 of HXP in 8 round Garand en blocs.

But I’ve got a hungry Garand also.

[Guest Mugster]

It goes bang. It is a bit underloaded I think, across the board in any caliber. I believe you'd be alot better off with this if you need plinking ammo for an autoloader:

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/cb/cb.asp?a=368796

[molonlabetn]

I've never had an issue with the .357sig ammo I've gotten from them... but I've had numerous .45acp cartridges fail-to-return-to-battery in a couple of guns (out of spec cartridge?), which would eat everything else including Wolf. Their rifle ammo is excellent...

[Guest Glknknox]

They are the only reason I go to gun shows.

Load up on a couple of cans of "canned heat"

Makes it worth the ten bucks to get in the show. (sorta)

[Wakethor]

I managed to stop by their store a couple times now and haven't had any problems with their ammo

.223 55gr 1000

.45 185gr 1000 (230gr has never been in stock when i stop by)

.45 +P 230gr Gold Dot

.357 125gr Gold Dot

and some of their 44mag loads

able to get a little money back on the brass i had, not great but i don't plan on reloading any time soon.

only ammo i don't get from them is for my M1A i ordered 7.62x51 146gr Lithuanian ammo from The Armory and have had good luck with it. It's M80 spec and will be alot cheaper than from Sportsmans Guide.

The Armory

I got 600 rounds shipped for less than $325.

Edited September 1, 2008 by Wakethor

[dunndw]

I use their .45ACP with very few problems. Out of probably 2000 rounds, I've had less then 12 problems. Those were the bullet getting pushed back into the cartridge.

[Guest Grout]

Sounds like a crimping issue.

[Guest tokarev]

I've only used the pistol ammo they load. No problems with any of it.

[Guest c_o_jones]

I have used their .45 ammo with no problems.

[latisimusd]

I've used 45 acp & 40SW couple hundred rounds each. No issues seems fairly consistent ammo

[Guest arrowhead]

I've only used the pistol ammo 9mm/ 40s&w No problems with any of it.

[strob2000]

I've used the 40 S&W and 44 mag with good results, the 40 ammo was pretty accurate.