Description
Good and reliable performance when firing at targets or silhouette targets. Ideal for use for all rifle and pistol disciplines. This is loaded ammunition.
Item #: SK420121
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It may be just alittle more but I get Federal,Remington and Winchester, all the time for 50-60 a Brick of 500-555 in the local adds in North Carolina. Is it really that hard elsewhere?
Bought 3 cans of this stuff, never tried it before but from the few comments I've found, it is a couple of notches better than most bulk ammo, so it beats paying five or ten times what a brick of Remington Thunderbolt was worth last year. I've bought a few bricks from Midway, but I'm sick of paying $19.04 to ship one box of Aguila. Tried to get them to combine shipping when I bought a couple of them just less than 2 hours apart one morning, but no dice, so I cancelled the second. Unbelievably, they called me an hour later to make sure that I wanted the second order cancelled, but still wouldn't ship both bricks together to make the sale! Midway intentionally spaces out what they have over a day's time to make sure they maximize their handling fees.
I was under the impression that this price is about what SK 22lr was bringing last year... is that right?
when it goes back to $25 for 500, I'll buy some again.
Good company. I ordered ammo on Tuesday, got it Friday, via Fedex ground service. Flat $7 shipping is nice too, compared to some companies that charge much higher rates.
10 cents per round a little to rich for my blood but a solid deal especially now! Seeing more and more available its starting to relax
As far as inventories go, there is almost no availability in this part of the midwest, Omaha Nebraska to be specific.
Local shops to big box stores have nothing as far as 22 or 9mm, but supplies of 45 and 308 have been coming back, and pretty reasonable prices. The local Cabelas had their Herters/Tul ammo in 308 for 12$ for 20 rounds, limit 5 boxes.
The only way folks score 22's or 9mm locally is if they are the first ones there when a shipment comes in, and it doesn't last long.
I ordered some of these for myself and a friend so we can take our boys out shooting again without worrying about going through the remaining rounds we have.
Not the best price, but not terrible either. There are frequent reports from gun shows of guys selling Remington bricks of 500 for 80$ or more.