hi there i was just wondering that where i can buy cheap ammo ( i just shoot a lot at the range and i don't feel comfortable reloading ammo myself). i was looking for 9mm (1000rds or more if cheaper), .38 special(1000rds or more if cheaper), .357 magnum(1000rds or more if cheaper), .308(7.62x51mm NATO)(1000rds or case), and 7.62x25mm(2200 round case). again please i am looking for the cheapest ammo out there it can be reloaded as long as it from good re loader. must be non corrosive except for 7.62X25mm. i would buy from some local or online as long is shipping is not too much. i live in Vancouver BC. thank you for your replies i am new to this site.
where to buy cheap ammo?
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SFRC sells wolf factory reloads in bulk for a good price
sfrc is out of stock any news on how often they get their shipment. thanks for speedy reply. As for Italian sports reliable gun sells 1000rds of 9mm in american for 250 so i was kind of looking for something cheaper than that as i go through a lot of ammo. thank you for the reply though.
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OP.
Grow a pair, and start reloading.
It's the only answer to your question, and has the added benefit that you never have to start a thread asking about where stuff is in stock. You will likely not find a single source for everything you are looking for, and that means you are gonna pay out the ass for shipping on every order which will negate much of the savings you might have gained.
The only rounds I wouldn't reload for would be 9mm, as MFS can be had locally for $220 + tax/1000 rounds, and 7.62 x 25 as it is cheap surplus.
The best deal right now on the x25 is probably Tradex with their free shipping offer.
Grow a pair, and start reloading.
It's the only answer to your question, and has the added benefit that you never have to start a thread asking about where stuff is in stock. You will likely not find a single source for everything you are looking for, and that means you are gonna pay out the ass for shipping on every order which will negate much of the savings you might have gained.
The only rounds I wouldn't reload for would be 9mm, as MFS can be had locally for $220 + tax/1000 rounds, and 7.62 x 25 as it is cheap surplus.
The best deal right now on the x25 is probably Tradex with their free shipping offer.
YouTube is your friend, that is where i learned alot about reloading (other than the manuals the press comes with). It can be a bit tedious at times if you are reloading a boat load, so make sure you are near a radio or tv, or something to help pass the time. Look into the various kits, they will have everything you need and they range in price from $150 and up, only other thing you will need are the dies, powder and bullets... and brass if you don't have any. I usually buy a case of 500-1000 rounds, use them, hold onto them and reload them a few times... then toss and get another case of 500-1000.
OP.
Grow a pair, and start reloading.
It's the only answer to your question, and has the added benefit that you never have to start a thread asking about where stuff is in stock. You will likely not find a single source for everything you are looking for, and that means you are gonna pay out the ass for shipping on every order which will negate much of the savings you might have gained.
The only rounds I wouldn't reload for would be 9mm, as MFS can be had locally for $220 + tax/1000 rounds, and 7.62 x 25 as it is cheap surplus.
The best deal right now on the x25 is probably Tradex with their free shipping offer.
like he said, aim to reload the more expensive stuff or ammunition that is not easily available. 9mm is readily available and IMO a cheap ammo (normally). Whereas 300 win mag, not available everywhere and can be bloody expensive.
Don't be scared of reloading, be smart when reloading. Frankly, you should be more scared of driving a vehicle on today's highways than reloading your own ammunition. At least with the ammunition you only have to worry about one person screwing up (you), rather than at any given moment two dozen distracted people hurtling toward you behind a couple tons of steel.
YouTube CAN be your friend, it can also get you hurt/killed (Blind leading the blind type thing).
Make sure you have a good understanding of the procedures, measurements, specifications, and parts required for what you are trying to reload.
Go to Canada Ammo Here and look around. Good prices and any order over $100 is free shipping. They are also located in North Van so it should arrive at your doorstep fast. I just bought 1000 rounds of .45ACP for $398 total cost after the tax man got his share. You can't go wrong with anywhere that offers free shipping because that is what gets REALLY expensive when ordering heavy things (like 100's of rounds of ammo) online
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