Cheapest 40 S&W ammo out there

Omak47

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Hey guys, just got myself my first .40 handgun, OD Glock 22, and would like to know where I could find some decently priced ammo. Lebaron in Montreal has a box of 100 for 41$ and I know tradex has some Canadian made ammo for 16.75$ a box but they also have a flat 20$ shipping fee... Any better options?
 
talk to kate from ammosupply and buy bulk of wolf reloaded ammo. good service and wolf has been the only ammo I have been using since I started this sport.

Omak47 said:
Hey guys, just got myself my first .40 handgun, OD Glock 22, and would like to know where I could find some decently priced ammo. Lebaron in Montreal has a box of 100 for 41$ and I know tradex has some Canadian made ammo for 16.75$ a box but they also have a flat 20$ shipping fee... Any better options?
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Hmm... good thread to start I've been looking for some well priced .40 as well. The Wolf remanufactured is good stuff but it recently went from 16.49 to 18.99 in my city for a box and that's buying bulk 1000rds and saving some money.
 
Oh great! Turns out my local range (CRAFM) dosen't allow any steel core ammo or any ''bullet that sticks to the magnet" kind of ammo... :(
 
Omak47 said:
Oh great! Turns out my local range (CRAFM) dosen't allow any steel core ammo or any ''bullet that sticks to the magnet" kind of ammo... :(
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Different "Wolf".

Wolf the reloader is a Kingston area fellow who commercially reloads good ammo. I have used it in 38, 9mm, 40 and 45. All I used was his cast lead flavour. It works well in a Glock if you clean the barrel after each shoot. Or, buy his plated bullet flavour.
 
Ganderite said:
Different "Wolf".

Wolf the reloader is a Kingston area fellow who commercially reloads good ammo. I have used it in 38, 9mm, 40 and 45. All I used was his cast lead flavour. It works well in a Glock if you clean the barrel after each shoot. Or, buy his plated bullet flavour.
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Aha some good info here, thanks for the heads-up!
 
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