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Looking for Projectile, Primers & Powder costs in you area & availability:

Projectile 9mm cost per ___ _____
Primer Small Pistol cost per 1000 _____
WSF cost per 1lb _____
231 cost per 1lb _____


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I’m guessing that everyone here is independently wealthy!

So it looks like this subject is of no interest to anyone but the frugal (cheep) shooter, strange.

I don’t know about the rest of you, but I don’t blindly pay the first price I see, I like to shop around, to try and get a good deal.


Cheers
 
I just bought some supplies

1,000 115 grain 9mm $80.
1,000 WSP primers $39. Apparently the last brick.
1 pound of green dot $30.

I'm sitting on quite a few thousand brass so my total cost to load 1,000 9mm taxes in is $168.96 or $8.44 per box of 50.
 
All prices are tax in

Burlington Ontario

Just bought

1000 aim projectile .40 cal $98
1000 WSP primers $39.20
1 lb Bullseye powder $19.20

Cost per 1000 .40 cal S&W $130 per 1000 or $6.50 a box of 50

.13 per shot
 
Montreal, PQ

Dante sports for primers:

Primers - 1000 for 32$ +tax

Higginson Powders (Ontario) for bullets and powder:

WSF - 18$ for 3/4 lb + tax

115gr 1000pcs for 80$ + tax
 
What rots my pajama chords is at about 25 minutes into a 1 hour drive to Higginon's, driving past the IMR factory.
 
Just now (1925h Atlantic) on FOX News they've reported on the current run on ammo in the States. Its so bad that police forces down there are running short for practice sessions and some shops have a limit of 100 rds per customer. I wouldn't hold out for a sale any time soon.
 
To everyone who took the time to reply to the Question. Thank You. I am sure your co-operation is most welcome to the majority, and gives us a quick check on what’s happening across the county. Again, Thanks.

To the others

Since the question was "Looking for Projectile, Primers & Powder costs in you area & availability:" and the rest of the gang were co-operating by answering the question.
Is there some reason why you would purposely mess up the thread with answers that had nothing to do with the original question?
 
115 gr FMJ 9mm - 125

primers (any CCI but benchrest) - 36

haven't bought powder locally for a while

note: those prices are tax in
 
mike.j said:
To everyone who took the time to reply to the Question. Thank You. I am sure your co-operation is most welcome to the majority, and gives us a quick check on what’s happening across the county. Again, Thanks.

To the others

Since the question was "Looking for Projectile, Primers & Powder costs in you area & availability:" and the rest of the gang were co-operating by answering the question.
Is there some reason why you would purposely mess up the thread with answers that had nothing to do with the original question?
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Lighten up, Francis.
 
Since your from Edmonton you may already know our prices but I will post here for info to others.
9mm FMJ bullets/1000: 115 grn. $105, 124 grn $107, 147 grn $130
small pistol primers $47/1000
WSF $32
231 $30.
Please note all of these are in stock as we just received a new large shipment. Sorry for the higher prices but because our inventory is always selling we have to replace it with current prices. Just a reminder we do not ship primers or powder at the present time so these would be store pick up only. Phil.
 
9mm Component Cost

Date of Purchase: May 9

Location: P&D in Edmt

Items Purchased:

9mm 124gr FMJ from Cam Pro, 1000 bullets for $107

WSF @ $32 per lb
 
6gm6 said:
I just bought some supplies

1,000 115 grain 9mm $80.
1,000 WSP primers $39. Apparently the last brick.
1 pound of green dot $30.

I'm sitting on quite a few thousand brass so my total cost to load 1,000 9mm taxes in is $168.96 or $8.44 per box of 50.
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Are those cast bullets? Where I am, I 'm looking at $50/500 cast 9mm bullets and $100/1000.

Primers recently jumped from $35to $40/1000. I'm currently loading my 9s with VV N-340 at $38/pound...I just ran out of Bullseye, $32/pound and decided to try something new...I too have sufficient brass so I don't include that cost here.
 
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