Looking to buy bulk ammo online for hunting

THEKING790

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I'm looking for Bulk ammo for hunting in .308win and it has to be non FMJ or if there is a place where I can buy lots of rounds for cheap. Not able to make my own rounds yet any advice whould be gratefully appreciated l. Ps its Because my stock pile is critically low.
 
If you are hunting, it isn't likely you will need "bulk" purchases. Normally, Bulk means 500 or 1000 rounds. Sets you up to get stuck with something that doesn't work well in your rifle. YMMV. Have fun!!
 
I assume this is for a bolt action rifle in 308 cal. I would highly recommend that you buy a few 20 rd boxes of assorted ammo in different weights first - in your case with the 308 get at least 150 and 165 grain to try out.

After that a few different bullet styles such as accubond, partition or just plain jane Corlokt or Power Point are also good to try through your rifle.

The idea here is to find the sweet spot - the ammo style and weight that exhibits the finest group accuracy in your particular rifle at your zero range.

For instance you might get lucky and discover that cheap Winchester power point 165 grain shoot just fine through your rifle and Voila your search is over -
Buy a case of 500 rounds of that and you're done.

If the 150 and 165 grain ammo shoot about the same - go with the heavier load as this gives you a bit more flexibility to hunt larger animals such as elk and moose.
 
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I assume this is for a bolt action rifle in 308 cal. I would highly recommend that you buy a few 20 rd boxes of assorted ammo in different weights first - in your case with the 308 get at least 150 and 165 grain to try out.

After that a few different bullet styles such as accubond, partition or just plain jane Corlokt or Power Point are also good to try through your rifle.

The idea here is to find the sweet spot - the ammo style and weight that exhibits the finest group accuracy in your particular rifle at your zero range.

For instance you might get lucky and discover that cheap Winchester power point 165 grain shoot just fine through your rifle and Voila your search is over -
Buy a case of 500 rounds of that and you're done.

If the 150 and 165 grain ammo shoot about the same - go with the heavier load as this gives you a bit more flexibility to hunt larger animals such as elk and moose.

+1 just find the stuff that groups the best for your rifle and has the right bullet for the species you're after, you don't need 500+ rounds for hunting... A couple 20 rounds boxes will go a long way
 
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