I've seen 380 for sale still not too elevated, but only in the already-spendy defensive cartridges.CarterPelon wrote:Is .380 ammo any cheaper and/or more readily available than 9mm ammo at this point?
Is this locally for you?wings wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 7:54 pm 10mm, .22 (all varieties), .25ACP, .32 (H&R Mag, S&W, and .327 Fed), .357 (Mag and Sig), .38 (Special and Super), .380, 9mm Luger, .40, .44 (Special and Mag), .45 (mostly ACP, but one brand of Colt for Cowboy Action), .454 Casull, .460 S&W, .50 AE and .500 S&W are all listed in stock.
Prices have climbed a little. Options are limited. Especially in .22LR and defensive ammunition.
I gather rifles and shotgun ammo is in much better supply, as long as you don't want 5.56mm.
Columbus area. The closest big-box is pretty depleted for handgun ammo, not so bad for long guns. OTOH, there's a local sporting-goods chain that lists inventory online, and that's what I quoted above. The accuracy of that listing is variable, but it goes both ways. I think it takes a while for them to list some stuff as it comes in. They haven't done online sales since the end of the lockdown.UncleJon wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 9:17 pmIs this locally for you?wings wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 7:54 pm 10mm, .22 (all varieties), .25ACP, .32 (H&R Mag, S&W, and .327 Fed), .357 (Mag and Sig), .38 (Special and Super), .380, 9mm Luger, .40, .44 (Special and Mag), .45 (mostly ACP, but one brand of Colt for Cowboy Action), .454 Casull, .460 S&W, .50 AE and .500 S&W are all listed in stock.
Prices have climbed a little. Options are limited. Especially in .22LR and defensive ammunition.
I gather rifles and shotgun ammo is in much better supply, as long as you don't want 5.56mm.
Sounds like a good idea. If my main caliber wasn’t 22lr I’d definitely be thinking about getting into reloading.featureless wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2020 11:34 am It's pretty awesome living in a state that doesn't allow ordering ammo online without running it through the LGS, especially when the LGS is 30 miles away. I was clever enough to stock up before those regs went into place.
Now working on getting supplies to reload (yeah, late to the party) to have some fun this winter.
Can't find small pistol primers anywhere in my area...UncleJon wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2020 12:46 pmSounds like a good idea. If my main caliber wasn’t 22lr I’d definitely be thinking about getting into reloading.featureless wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2020 11:34 am It's pretty awesome living in a state that doesn't allow ordering ammo online without running it through the LGS, especially when the LGS is 30 miles away. I was clever enough to stock up before those regs went into place.
Now working on getting supplies to reload (yeah, late to the party) to have some fun this winter.
That’s a bummer.NegativeApproach wrote: Tue Oct 27, 2020 12:55 am Can't find small pistol primers anywhere in my area...
Got 22lr CCI minimag at wallmart about 2 weeks ago...9mm, 223/556, 380 plentiful.UncleJon wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 4:22 pm Online and sometimes at my local Cabela’s I’m seeing some brands of 25acp, 32 long, and 357 mag HP. Randomly some less desirable 22lr will be available for normal or somewhat inflated prices. Currently I shoot 32 long and 22. What are you folks seeing? Ammoseek online helps a lot.
Cabelas/Bass Pro..380 target stuff about $24 per 50...9mm about $16-$20 per 50. Both readily available as of about 2 weeks ago.CarterPelon wrote: Thu Oct 15, 2020 6:06 pm Is .380 ammo any cheaper and/or more readily available than 9mm ammo at this point?
Maybe if MO..Cabelas/Bass Pro, Herters $18 per 50, $20 per 50, Winchester WhiteBox...About $.40 per incl tax.YankeeTarheel wrote: Fri Oct 16, 2020 11:29 am Looking to buy 9mm FMJ or TMJ -- gotta accept that $.50-$.60/rd is as good as you can do. Want brass, and not Tula.
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