I roll my own. So I have no idea if 40 cents a round is a good deal? I know 900.00 for a 1000 rounds is not.
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Sounds about right for them. I don't think I've ever shopped for anything online that I didn't find for less elsewhere. Calling themselves "Cheaper Than Dirt" is like a shop on Rodeo Drive calling themselves "Raoul's Discount Handbags."
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I've had good luck with sgammo. Right before this rush, they had some pretty good prices on things. they are about the only online shop I buy ammo from though.
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Nope. It's robbery. www.ammoman.com has 1000 rounds of 5.56 (Lake city) for $500 -which (in my opinion) is about 150 bucks too much. But still........

I'm glad I keep stocked up.


Ammoman (much to my surprise) is nearly out of ALL calibers and product. WOW!
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$400 for 1000 rounds from MidwayUSA.




Get on Ammoseek.com and you can do a search for whatever ammo you want.


You can filter by grain, brand, caliber, amount of rounds.
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400/1000 isn’t bad. I make them for about half that. But if I had to buy, that would be okay.
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Gun sales were skyrocketing in 2020 even before the Wuhan virus panic took hold. The coronavirus gun-buying surge will likely make March the biggest month for gun sales in history. https://t.co/4iIunoqjWQ

— Sean Davis (@seanmdav) March 17, 2020

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I almost bought 1000 rounds of .223 last Saturday night before the panic buy started, now ammo is nowhere to be seen.
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If .gov really cuts us a check, I'm buying the uppers to finish 2 of my 80% lowers. Might wait until the panic is over so they're cheaper though.
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Did prices on uppers/lowers go up over this shit?
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Not yet.

The infrastructure and manufacturing is in place to keep up, now. 7 years ago it wasn't.
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Mostly just at the few shit companies that price gouge, but some places seem to have slowed down their regular "on sale" offerings.
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Anyone have one of these? Thoughts?
Any information about a suppressor would also be appreciated. A few people have told me that they have been waiting for over a year to get the permit that is required here in Arkansas.
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You need a permit to own a suppressor?

In Kansas we just need the federal tax stamp. $200 and a 6-9 month wait, which is complete bullshit.

Yes, get as many suppressors as you can. They are awesome. If you shoot prone get the best one regardless of weight, if you are free shooting get a lightweight one.
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He probably meant the tax stamp. My brother applied for his a couple years ago and it took 5 months. I'm must guessing, but right now it probably would take a year or more.
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