I keep hearing about not being able to find ammunition. My dealer has plenty of .223/.556, 7.62X51, 7.62X39, .45, .380, .38, 9 m/m, etc. Their address is Fort Thompson, 5802 Warden Rd, North Little Rock, AR 72120. Phone is 501-835-3006.
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I keep hearing about not being able to find ammunition. My dealer has plenty of .223/.556, 7.62X51, 7.62X39, .45, .380, .38, 9 m/m, etc. Their address is Fort Thompson, 5802 Warden Rd, North Little Rock, AR 72120. Phone is 501-835-3006.
Find me some .30 carbine, please!!
Ammo around here is scarce and expensive. I load my own so all I need is components which are also in short supply. Local shop has primers at .10 each. I woun't be buying them for a while. Maybe price will come down.
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Originally Posted by Mizzouboy
CMP had a good price on it,not sure if their sold out now?
central texas at Buffalo sporting goods 903 322 4298-he has plenty
of 223 and 308 - he has at least 8-10 ar15's of different styles
Good God Joe! That's $10.00 a box of 100! :yikes:Quote:
Originally Posted by joem
Bilbo
CMP still has it listed @$155 for 500 rounds. They are also saying 120 to 190 days. I just got mine that was ordered the 2nd week of Dec. I may just order another 500 roundsQuote:
Originally Posted by M1Riflenut
I remember someone from Rhode Island saying much the same thing. Just stacks of it in the middle of the floor. A lot of us are dry ---Primers are over $30 a brick when you can find them, powder trickles in slowly and some bullets are impossible to find so we had to start casting our own 7.62 Russian and .30. Still looking for a good carbine bullet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Coltgrabber
Yes, at $10.00 a box and I always but by the case, it's $500.00. When I buy primers I order a case of each so that would be $2000.00. Toooo high. Soon only the very wealthy will be able to shoot.
You mean only the "elite".Quote:
Originally Posted by joem
the rest of us are "terrorists" especially if you are veteran according to some in our gov't.