Ammo prices seem to have settled as production leveled out. I just found 9mm for $0.37/rd and 5.56 for $0.52/rd, including shipping.
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- Thread starter Bevo16
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I live in CA. What is this "shipping" you speak of?
More correctly referred to as The Peoples Democratic Republic of Korea.
Pelosi, Newsom, Waters et al will gladly strap anyone that doesn’t toe the line to the front of an AA gun and pull the trigger.
Yeah, but with Wolf, you spend the price difference buying more patches and solvent to get all that dirty smoky gunky fouling shit out of your freaking barrel. I don't know what powder they load those things with, but the leftovers are a whole nother level of nasty from anything else I've shot.
I only buy new (no reman) brass for that reason. Also, steel case tends to add wear & tear.
Now if primers can just return to normalcy.
Who cleans their carbines? I kid, kinda.
I don't shoot Wolf steel/poly because it won't run in several of my go-to guns unsuppressed, but the Wolf Gold is solid. There's a couple of guys I shoot in the same squad with during competitions that run Wolf Steel, one of which usually finishes in the top 5 or is the top shooter each month. I don't think he cleans his rifle either. It's not that bad.
@ChuckMK23 , that price seems to be what I've been seeing for a while now. I was excited that I was recently able to grab a case of PMC X-TAC for ~$0.40/round. That was progress.
Had the dirty ammo conversation with the guy at the counter of a range I visited last week. He offered me a box of 9mm with the warning that "some guys say its dirty." In my mind, if it isn't dirty enough to foul the gun to the point of malfunction during any one range period (and I don't know one that does), it doesn't matter. I am going to clean it before I go out again or strap it on. That led to a conversation about some load/ brands not feeding reliably. I take those rounds and randomly throw them in with with the good stuff. That way I occasionally get a malfunction when I don't expect it. Good practice for the immediate action drill.