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So many online ammo sites! We've bought from them all and these are the best. Plus specific recommendations of the best ammo for your caliber and possible shipping restrictions.
Find out the best places to buy ammunition online from our own positive experiences and fails.
.357 Magnum, anyone? (I’ll answer for you: yes, please!)
We’ll also cover recommended brands, types of bullets to buy, what is a “good” price, and unfortunately…restrictions based on your state.
And the current best deals for popular calibers.
Different Bullet Tips (L TO R: FMJ, Soft, Open, Ballistic)
September 2023 Update: Ammo prices are pretty stabilized for popular cartridges such as 9mm, .22LR, and 5.56/.223. Added Ammunition Depot into the mix.
AAC, Blazer, & PMC seem to be the most in-stock varieties.
And they usually do a good job of keeping the essentials in stock…especially with AAC 9mm.
AAC 115gr 9mm
And sometimes you’ll even find free shipping for cases…otherwise, it may be about $20 to 30 bucks.
Their shipping used to be excruciating slow about ~5 years ago, but now with their in-house firearms selling like hotcakes…they’ve got their ammo shipping down as well.
My go-to place to buy ammo online is Lucky Gunner for their selection, real-time inventory, and fast shipping, and shipping estimator. I’ve been a customer of theirs for over 6 years.
XM193 Rounds
I find a lot of other retailers skimp in website tech or their shipping departments. There have been too many times where the following has happened:
I find a great price, order, my credit card is charged, and then I get an email a couple days later that they are out of stock. Now I can either wait for a backorder or get a refund which ties up my credit card for a week.
I order and it takes a week or two to ship out my order.
I try to see my shipping costs and I have to create a login and enter all my details first.
LuckyGunner is great since they take care of the three problems above. You get to see their live inventory next to each product, they have a 110% guarantee that your stuff will be shipped the next business day, and you can easily calculate shipping without creating a login.
4. Bereli
My go-to for 9mm for the past few months. Bereli has some GREAT deals for some items such as their Blazer Brass 9mm with free shipping and tax only if you’re from Florida.
They’ve shipped out within 24 hours for all my orders but then it’s down to whatever ground transportation does.
A relative newcomer to the list…but in the most recent dark times of ammo (2020 onwards), True Shot Gun Club has been steadily stocking 9mm and more.
True Shot Gun Club
Their claim to fame is being the largest ammo dealer in Arizona and top 10 in the entire US. I’ve been ordering from them steadily this past year and it always arrives.
Brownells is where I get most of my specialty tools and gun parts. They also have unparalleled customer service, reasonable shipping, and some good ammo deals.
They are caught up in all the website technology which I love, so you can add all the ammo to your cart, input your zip code, and see the shipping. Makes it much easier to compare across websites.
They stand behind their products and I’ve found it really easy to return stuff. However, I’m pretty sure you can’t return ammo for safety reasons. But for parts and tools, they are the best!
Hunters and fishermen know and love their local Cabela’s and since their acquisition by Bass Pro, Cabela’s ammo prices have dropped even further!
Best of all, they almost always have the best hunting ammo you can find in almost every caliber you can think of.
Don’t forget to look at the Cabela’s branded gear also, everything from optics to rifle bags to jackets can be found with their brand name on it and so far I’ve never been disappointed with the quality or price!
From power tools to guns and ammo, Sportsman’s Guide has almost everything under their roof – kind of like a Cabela’s and Harbor freight mixed into one!
While their standard deals are good, their deals with a Sportsmen’s Guide membership are even better! 10% off of gear and 5% off of guns and ammo, those savings can add up huge in a year of shooting.
A survey of gun owners conducted by the NSSF found that 53% of gun owners bought ammo online and that 86% of those cited lower prices and quantity discounts.
Lots of Ammo
I’ve only bought ammo a couple of times at gun stores or the range because I forgot to bring my online bought ammo.
But every time I go, it’s not surprising to see prices 50% higher than what you’ll find online…even after factoring in shipping!
I’d like to also add in variety and tax savings.
Without the restraint of a physical location, online sellers can have tons of selection.
Some guns just like different ammo better than others. I like to order a couple of types to see what shoots best in a new gun, and then later put in a bulk order. Plus, our suggestions will likely be out of state for you…so no sales tax!
Recommended Ammo Brands
These are just my recommended ammo brands based on price, availability, and what worked in my guns.
I shoot a decent amount so I usually go for the budget brands. I haven’t had a problem with any of the below.
Popular Pistol Calibers
AAC: Currently the most affordable (and available) for 9mm and 5.56. Good stuff that has always gone bang.
PMC: Cheap and plentiful rounds that I have used in almost all my calibers. Made in South Korea.
Federal/American Eagle: Also cheap and plentiful rounds made in the USA. I use them interchangeably but word on the street is that AE is Federal’s line that is sold online and in gunshops. Federal Champion is their budget line usually found at Walmart.
Blazer: Another budget brand that sometimes seems too good to be true. Be aware that the super cheap one might be aluminum cased instead of regular brass. I’ve never tried aluminum casings in pistols since I wanted to keep my brass for eventual reloading, but my buddies and I have had no problems in handguns running Blazer Brass.
Tula: My go-to AK round brand. Super cheap with polymer coated steel cases. Who cares…it’s an AK!
Lake City: While US government-owned, Lake City also sells surplus ammo and brass through a lot of vendors. They also sell parts and supplies to other brands so it’s not uncommon to find ammo from Federal with brass or bullets made by Lake City. All of it is quality stuff!
Others: I’ve also had good success with Sellier & Bellot, and Fiocchi, but they are normally a little higher in price. And if in doubt, just Google the brand and caliber to see if there’s any complains in online gun forums.
Recommended Ammo for Common Calibers
A quick overview of the different calibers and types of bullets out there so you’ll know all the useful acronyms such as FMJ for full metal jacket or JHP for jacket hollow point.
Even though we go through 18 calibers in the article above, you’ll probably only see/need a handful of the most common ones. So we’ll start with those first.
You can shoot .223 ammo in a 5.56 barrel, but since 5.56 may have higher pressures, you should not shoot them in a .223 barrel.
Popular 5.56 and .223 Ammo
I always get my barrels in 5.56 so there is no problem. Ammo is around 25-40 cents each at the most standard 55 gr bullet.
You’ll also see some designations of XM and M followed by 193 or 855 for Federal & American Eagle.
XM means it was rejected from military use for some reason but still meets commercial specifications. M means it meets mil-spec. 193 means it is a 55-grain FMJ-BT (boat tail) while 855 is 62-grain FMJ-BT with a steel penetrator for added penetration against hardened targets.
And our favorite range plinking round goes to PMC Bronze since the brass is great for reloading and it’s a little softer shooting than the others (perfect for competition).
I’ve shot over 10,000 rounds of 9mm before I started reloading for competitions.
Price is around 30 cents a round. I prefer 124-grain instead of 115-grain which seems snappier in recoil, but I recommend trying out both to see which one you like better.
9mm (115gr vs 124gr vs 147gr)
I also recommend sticking with brass cartridges instead of cheaper aluminum/steel.
The good ole AK-47 rounds. My rule is to go with ammo from countries that used the AK but to watch out for corrosive ammunition(which is pretty good shooting stuff, you just need to put more effort in cleaning afterward).
You also need to check with your shooting range rules to see if they allow magnetic (bi-metal) or non-brass ammunition such as Wolf/Tula.
Popular 7.62×39 Ammo
If they don’t, you will have to go with more expensive brands or corrosive ammunition. The general weight is around 122-grain and costs from 25 to 35 cents each. Brass cartridges will be more.
Another of those rounds that are almost identical but with some differences in pressure and dimensions.
Unless you really know what you are doing, keep using the round intended for your rifle.
Popular .308 Winchester and 7.62x51mm Ammo
Since most 308/7.62x51mm ammo will be in long-range (sniper) rifles, we’ll also include some Match ammo.
Most commercial ammo will be around 147-grains and around 60 to 70 cents each while match ammo is around 168-grains and $1.50 per round. I went almost straight into reloading to get the max accuracy out of my guns so take my suggestions with a grain of salt.
12ga Shotgun Shells, Opened (L to R: Bird, Buck, Slug)
The shotgun is unique since there are so many different types of ammunition.
We’ll cover basic target birdshot (#8-#9 is great for clay shooting), buckshot, and slugs. Remember for birdshot, the larger the #, the smaller the pellets. And that 00 (double-aught) buckshot is great for self-defense while slugs are one solid piece of lead.
Popular 12ga Shotgun Ammo
2-3/4 inch refers to the length of the shell which will fit almost all 12ga shotguns. The problem arises from 3 inch magnum shells.
Prices will vary from 25 cents for target shots to around 50 cents — $1 for buckshot and slugs. I’ve shot tons of Fiocchi and Estate birdshot, and love the Winchester Military Buckshot.
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Bucko
You mention not paying tax from Bereli unless you live in Florida. I have purchased from Bereli a few times and always have to pay sales tax living here in Washington state. I know years ago you could get away with not paying sales tax but that is not the case any more.
September 20, 2023 4:53 pm
Kevin C
Lucky Gunner is high. I stopped getting ammo from them years ago. They did have stock but I think it was because of higher prices.
SportsmansGuide is a good place. I can find deals on their site. And with membership, it is a couple of cents cheaper. They seem to be no worse on pricing than everyone else. Shipping is fast.
OpticsPlanet and Brownnell's are not a go-to for me either. Again, sometimes they will have a good price on something. But I shop these sites for other things too.
I usually will shop 6 different sites to find a good price and out of these 8, I have shopped half of them. I know right now Winchester has a rebate going on for rifle ammo. - Aug 15th thru Sep 30th webpage winchestercom Rebates 2023-Winchester-Target-Rifle-Ammunition-Rebate
August 24, 2023 6:18 pm
Mikial
Rather than reading articles and cruising every big-name website for sales, just go to AmmoSeek. Pwe Pew won't let me list the URL, but it's easy to find. You get up-to-the-moment listings of scores of ammo sites that are refreshed at short intervals. It will tell you the cost/rd, bulk deals, and you can search by caliber with filters for the type of load, reman, new, etc. It also provides a rating system for the shipping costs and reviews by buyers to help you steer away from bad sites and to good ones.
The big sites like the article lists are fine, but generally much more expensive than the deals you can find on AmmoSeek. I've been using it for well over 15 years without a single bad experience.
August 18, 2023 9:55 am
Milsekr
Can't believe SGAmmo didn't make the list. Has been my go to for 20 years.
August 6, 2023 8:39 pm
Lonnie Hopson
I do my ammo shopping on "ammoseek" because they will have the lowest prices listed and the prices are good right then. I have never had a problem with any of the sellers listed on that website.
July 25, 2023 7:06 pm
LeAnn Perkins
I get consistently better prices on Natchez online…
July 20, 2023 9:44 am
Tabby Seabreeze
40390578328427 can't number 215 west alop st eñfield for tabby seabreeze address
July 19, 2023 11:43 am
Moose
Eric, not sure how you did your homework, but you missed the two big ones. S&G, and Target Sports.
Palmetto is good for firearms and parts.
Optic world is best optics. Hmm.
Some of the others are just plain higher in cost. Enjoy.
July 9, 2023 7:25 pm
CasualGunner
Your call out to Target Sports here was immensely appreciated @Moose! Earnest salute sent to you my friend!
July 26, 2023 1:15 pm
Matt
I’ve bought thousands from them there the best to buy from my opinion
August 17, 2023 10:08 pm
John Stephen Worth
I discovered Freedom Munitions in Lewiston, Idaho early in the Great Ammo Shortage. Freedom manufactures and sells their own ammunition, and also sells higher end ammo made by Barnes, et al. Freedom's ammo performs on par with the better name brands, and at significantly lower prices. Their shipping charges are also among the lowest I've seen.
Once the rounds are out of the box and in the magazine, no one knows what brand I'm shooting. They just know my ammo goes bang every time.
July 9, 2023 6:40 pm
Chuck Cochran
Eric, you mention Walmart in passing (you didn't recommend them though and that's good).
I don't know if you're aware, but Walmart changed their Corporate Policy about 5 or 6 years ago. They now no longer carry any calibers commonly used in ARs or AKs and no longer carry any pistol ammunition, other than .22 LR. Some stores might still have stock on hand of some calibers, but once it's gone, it won't be replenished.
I've heard rumor that they exempted stores in Alaska, but I've not had any verification of that.
There was talk about 7.62 X 51/.308 going too, but last time I checked, our local store still had it on the shelf.
One place you didn't mention is Freedom Munitions. They sel both Factory Reloads and New Mfg. too.
Like most, you've got to watch the prices, and know what the price is from other sellers to get the best prices. Their Factory Reloads are excellent, and that's one way to save some bucks too.
As you said, they go bang and I've found their 5.56 XM855s to rival New in velocity and groups.
I've been a reloader for 45+ years, so I don't buy much New ammo, unless I run across really great deals, except for my carry guns, or when getting into a new (New for me anyway) caliber.
Good article. Like most, I've always got my eye out for a bargain, so appreciate the info
July 6, 2023 7:03 pm
Michael Clay
Bereli has great prices and always has free shipping no matter the quantity .
July 6, 2023 6:01 pm
Chuck Cochran
I agree.. They also have always had stock available whenever I've bought from them.
I don't buy much since I reload, but this year so far, I've bought about 20 or so boxes from them, and have been pleased with the turnaround. For my area, 5 to 10 days. 5 being the fastest and 10 the longest. I can't complain about that for economy shipping. Prices are good too.
July 6, 2023 6:38 pm
occupant
Where I get my online ammo is not listed. I am grateful for that.
June 25, 2023 12:30 am
Jim
Avoid getting it shipped by UPS if at all possible. UPS has been known to confiscate and destroy gun-related products, and they don't compensate the shipper or receiver.
Fedex does some of that, but my understanding is that UPS is the most hard-core on this issue.
As far as I know, there is no such issue with the US Postal Service.
April 15, 2023 8:28 pm
Higgins bratt
I feel that you forgot two great sellers:
SG Ammo
Target Sports
Picked up from realammunation
They hella legit
March 14, 2023 1:10 am
Michael Zimmerman
They did forget because I can't find it anywhere cheaper that TARGET sports
April 23, 2023 7:28 pm
Lee King
SG Ammo is my "go to" for defensive ammo. While I order a lot of things from Bereli (Great customer service, by the way), But if I'm looking for federal HST +p 9 mm (My go-to "social" round), I go to SG Ammo. And to be fair, Target Sports is my third favorite option.
July 6, 2023 9:07 pm
Tom Wolff
Ammoseek - There. That is ALL you need to know.
February 19, 2023 7:17 pm
Robert Kingsford
Agree. I look there first every time.
March 23, 2023 7:15 pm
David
confusion abounds with shipments of ammo to NY now with the new laws. These suppliers need to get their facts right or lose a lot of biz. Palmetto recently lost a $1600 ammo sale to me thinking my NY FFL needs another "license" to receive ammo. NOT!! Only if the recipient is NOT also an FFL. Others are asking for the FFL DOB and Occupation!! NOT! that is only on point of sale from the FFL to the in state purchaser purchaser. Gun control at it's finest. C'mon SOCUS! STEP UP and dump these laws.
February 11, 2023 5:01 pm
Robert
Rivertown munitions out of Pennsylvania has great prices and fast shipping
February 5, 2023 7:45 pm
Jeff Allan
Slugs? Most indoor ranges near me require slugs. Seems like these cost more than the other loads, so I really need to best prices on slugs.
January 22, 2023 12:55 pm
Sonny Canterbury
I feel that you forgot two great sellers:
SG Ammo
Target Sports
And the ultimate search of price and availability:
Ammo Seek
I do love SG Ammo as it is a family run operation that has GREAT customer service, good prices and FREE shipping on case quantities!
January 5, 2023 4:46 pm
A. Davis
WikiArms is an excellent aggregation site for seeing what's in stock and the price per round across multiple sites. If you want say something sorta niche like 300BLK subsonics but you don't want to pay the pandemic prices, this is an excellent site. The sites you listed are all good, but I question places like Cabela's who rarely have *good* prices. A lot of smaller places end up with stock they need to move so they lower the prices. Most will also do free shipping for certain minimums. (I would include a link but apparently URLs are blocked in comments)
January 4, 2023 11:07 am
Matthew
Have you checked out Palmetto State's deal on Sierra Sports Master yet? Pre-pandemic prices* on 9mm pd** ammo!?!
*Almost. With mail in rebate. Maybe.
**May be more suitable as semi-wadcutter for plinking (and competition?)
January 2, 2023 10:54 am
Monty Shupe
You should compare prices with Rural King,a farm store based in Mattoon Illinois.It is my go to ammo store.Let me know what you think of their prices.
December 26, 2022 8:08 am
Reservedwon
Really?
January 1, 2023 2:57 am
Michael
Since this original article was written (back in 2016) many things have changed and unfortunately for the worse. However, SGammo still has the best prices and the fastest delivery of whatever they have on hand. Sign up for their email newsletter and you won't be disappointed. Gunbot is another "aggregator" that should be noted as well.
December 22, 2022 5:56 pm
Steve
I agree with Michael’s comment. I’ve been ordering from SGammo for 4 years now. I have never had a single problem, ever. Currently, any order over $200 ships free and their prices have been consistently the best around. They process orders same day most of the time and I regularly get the order on day 2 or 3. If you like supporting small business like I do with exceptional shipping, prices and services, these are your guys.
December 23, 2022 8:56 am
Reservedwon
No shit Really?
January 1, 2023 2:58 am
DatPurpleDrank69420
If you're not using "ammoseek_com", you're wrong... correct yourself.
November 18, 2022 7:05 am
William W Thornley
Steel City is very competitive. Used them several times and they are veteran owned
November 1, 2022 8:25 pm
Twilla Garrett
I know there are other calibers
300 BLK
Sig Sauer or Barnes 120 grain...115 grain Gorilla pig chaos
October 12, 2022 5:40 am
Mark J
I’ve been using the aggregator “ammoseek” for all online ammo purchases since it pulls every online ammo seller together onto one page so I can get the best price on the specific ammo that I want. Worth checking out.
September 5, 2022 12:08 pm
Rilian
Have to second the True Shot recommendation. Even with shipping, they are cheaper for 9mm/.223/5.56 than anywhere over the past year. Mostly PMC, but frequently on sale and often in deals with Magpul 30rd mags. Even with shipping from AZ to the mid-Atlantic, still cheaper than buying in store at Rural King, Dunhams, Cabelas or Sportsman's Emporium. Never an issue. Highly recommend!
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You mention not paying tax from Bereli unless you live in Florida. I have purchased from Bereli a few times and always have to pay sales tax living here in Washington state. I know years ago you could get away with not paying sales tax but that is not the case any more.
Lucky Gunner is high. I stopped getting ammo from them years ago. They did have stock but I think it was because of higher prices.
SportsmansGuide is a good place. I can find deals on their site. And with membership, it is a couple of cents cheaper. They seem to be no worse on pricing than everyone else. Shipping is fast.
OpticsPlanet and Brownnell's are not a go-to for me either. Again, sometimes they will have a good price on something. But I shop these sites for other things too.
I usually will shop 6 different sites to find a good price and out of these 8, I have shopped half of them. I know right now Winchester has a rebate going on for rifle ammo. - Aug 15th thru Sep 30th webpage winchestercom Rebates 2023-Winchester-Target-Rifle-Ammunition-Rebate
Rather than reading articles and cruising every big-name website for sales, just go to AmmoSeek. Pwe Pew won't let me list the URL, but it's easy to find. You get up-to-the-moment listings of scores of ammo sites that are refreshed at short intervals. It will tell you the cost/rd, bulk deals, and you can search by caliber with filters for the type of load, reman, new, etc. It also provides a rating system for the shipping costs and reviews by buyers to help you steer away from bad sites and to good ones.
The big sites like the article lists are fine, but generally much more expensive than the deals you can find on AmmoSeek. I've been using it for well over 15 years without a single bad experience.
Can't believe SGAmmo didn't make the list. Has been my go to for 20 years.
I do my ammo shopping on "ammoseek" because they will have the lowest prices listed and the prices are good right then. I have never had a problem with any of the sellers listed on that website.
I get consistently better prices on Natchez online…
40390578328427 can't number 215 west alop st eñfield for tabby seabreeze address
Eric, not sure how you did your homework, but you missed the two big ones. S&G, and Target Sports.
Palmetto is good for firearms and parts.
Optic world is best optics. Hmm.
Some of the others are just plain higher in cost. Enjoy.
Your call out to Target Sports here was immensely appreciated @Moose! Earnest salute sent to you my friend!
I’ve bought thousands from them there the best to buy from my opinion
I discovered Freedom Munitions in Lewiston, Idaho early in the Great Ammo Shortage. Freedom manufactures and sells their own ammunition, and also sells higher end ammo made by Barnes, et al. Freedom's ammo performs on par with the better name brands, and at significantly lower prices. Their shipping charges are also among the lowest I've seen.
Once the rounds are out of the box and in the magazine, no one knows what brand I'm shooting. They just know my ammo goes bang every time.
Eric, you mention Walmart in passing (you didn't recommend them though and that's good).
I don't know if you're aware, but Walmart changed their Corporate Policy about 5 or 6 years ago. They now no longer carry any calibers commonly used in ARs or AKs and no longer carry any pistol ammunition, other than .22 LR. Some stores might still have stock on hand of some calibers, but once it's gone, it won't be replenished.
I've heard rumor that they exempted stores in Alaska, but I've not had any verification of that.
There was talk about 7.62 X 51/.308 going too, but last time I checked, our local store still had it on the shelf.
One place you didn't mention is Freedom Munitions. They sel both Factory Reloads and New Mfg. too.
Like most, you've got to watch the prices, and know what the price is from other sellers to get the best prices. Their Factory Reloads are excellent, and that's one way to save some bucks too.
As you said, they go bang and I've found their 5.56 XM855s to rival New in velocity and groups.
I've been a reloader for 45+ years, so I don't buy much New ammo, unless I run across really great deals, except for my carry guns, or when getting into a new (New for me anyway) caliber.
Good article. Like most, I've always got my eye out for a bargain, so appreciate the info
Bereli has great prices and always has free shipping no matter the quantity .
I agree.. They also have always had stock available whenever I've bought from them.
I don't buy much since I reload, but this year so far, I've bought about 20 or so boxes from them, and have been pleased with the turnaround. For my area, 5 to 10 days. 5 being the fastest and 10 the longest. I can't complain about that for economy shipping. Prices are good too.
Where I get my online ammo is not listed. I am grateful for that.
Avoid getting it shipped by UPS if at all possible. UPS has been known to confiscate and destroy gun-related products, and they don't compensate the shipper or receiver.
Fedex does some of that, but my understanding is that UPS is the most hard-core on this issue.
As far as I know, there is no such issue with the US Postal Service.
I feel that you forgot two great sellers:
SG Ammo
Target Sports
Picked up from realammunation
They hella legit
They did forget because I can't find it anywhere cheaper that TARGET sports
SG Ammo is my "go to" for defensive ammo. While I order a lot of things from Bereli (Great customer service, by the way), But if I'm looking for federal HST +p 9 mm (My go-to "social" round), I go to SG Ammo. And to be fair, Target Sports is my third favorite option.
Ammoseek - There. That is ALL you need to know.
Agree. I look there first every time.
confusion abounds with shipments of ammo to NY now with the new laws. These suppliers need to get their facts right or lose a lot of biz. Palmetto recently lost a $1600 ammo sale to me thinking my NY FFL needs another "license" to receive ammo. NOT!! Only if the recipient is NOT also an FFL. Others are asking for the FFL DOB and Occupation!! NOT! that is only on point of sale from the FFL to the in state purchaser purchaser. Gun control at it's finest. C'mon SOCUS! STEP UP and dump these laws.
Rivertown munitions out of Pennsylvania has great prices and fast shipping
Slugs? Most indoor ranges near me require slugs. Seems like these cost more than the other loads, so I really need to best prices on slugs.
I feel that you forgot two great sellers:
SG Ammo
Target Sports
And the ultimate search of price and availability:
Ammo Seek
I do love SG Ammo as it is a family run operation that has GREAT customer service, good prices and FREE shipping on case quantities!
WikiArms is an excellent aggregation site for seeing what's in stock and the price per round across multiple sites. If you want say something sorta niche like 300BLK subsonics but you don't want to pay the pandemic prices, this is an excellent site. The sites you listed are all good, but I question places like Cabela's who rarely have *good* prices. A lot of smaller places end up with stock they need to move so they lower the prices. Most will also do free shipping for certain minimums. (I would include a link but apparently URLs are blocked in comments)
Have you checked out Palmetto State's deal on Sierra Sports Master yet? Pre-pandemic prices* on 9mm pd** ammo!?!
*Almost. With mail in rebate. Maybe.
**May be more suitable as semi-wadcutter for plinking (and competition?)
You should compare prices with Rural King,a farm store based in Mattoon Illinois.It is my go to ammo store.Let me know what you think of their prices.
Really?
Since this original article was written (back in 2016) many things have changed and unfortunately for the worse. However, SGammo still has the best prices and the fastest delivery of whatever they have on hand. Sign up for their email newsletter and you won't be disappointed. Gunbot is another "aggregator" that should be noted as well.
I agree with Michael’s comment. I’ve been ordering from SGammo for 4 years now. I have never had a single problem, ever. Currently, any order over $200 ships free and their prices have been consistently the best around. They process orders same day most of the time and I regularly get the order on day 2 or 3. If you like supporting small business like I do with exceptional shipping, prices and services, these are your guys.
No shit Really?
If you're not using "ammoseek_com", you're wrong... correct yourself.
Steel City is very competitive. Used them several times and they are veteran owned
I know there are other calibers
300 BLK
Sig Sauer or Barnes 120 grain...115 grain Gorilla pig chaos
I’ve been using the aggregator “ammoseek” for all online ammo purchases since it pulls every online ammo seller together onto one page so I can get the best price on the specific ammo that I want. Worth checking out.
Have to second the True Shot recommendation. Even with shipping, they are cheaper for 9mm/.223/5.56 than anywhere over the past year. Mostly PMC, but frequently on sale and often in deals with Magpul 30rd mags. Even with shipping from AZ to the mid-Atlantic, still cheaper than buying in store at Rural King, Dunhams, Cabelas or Sportsman's Emporium. Never an issue. Highly recommend!