I can't believe that in California 7.62X39mm is going for $1.00 US (1.34 Canadian or 0.86 Euro), especially for TulAmmo! I can't even afford to shoot the SKS's I just bought, guess I need to buy some dies for 7.62x39mm :yikes:
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I can't believe that in California 7.62X39mm is going for $1.00 US (1.34 Canadian or 0.86 Euro), especially for TulAmmo! I can't even afford to shoot the SKS's I just bought, guess I need to buy some dies for 7.62x39mm :yikes:
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A buck a shot for 7.62x39...who'd have thought. I'm just in midst of loading 2000 rds of 5.56 so I have lots. Now I know why...
I have a TON of once-fired 5.56 Military brass and NO 5.56 or .223 firearm.... its pick up casing after the military uses our range.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
And a mini 14 would be too simple for you. I have a Remington 700 heavy barrel for that, and if we get them back after election my M4gery.Quote:
Originally Posted by usabaker
I'd love a Mini-14 but the prices have kept me away, I'd rather have a mini-30. I would be more apt to go the Rem 700 route as well, bolt actions are my first love.Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
My APRS blue printed G series custom Rem-700 ceracoated with heavy fluted 26" match grade Keiger Bbl 1-10 Twist, Wild Dog stock, Basix trigger, NF 15-55 Competition scope. With the load data APRS supplied I have not changed it one bit with the 168Gn A-Max Hornady. The DOPE charts I have for it are 20 degrees C and 40 Degrees C from 100 - 1000Yds in 10Yd increments with this load & scope it will do .3's and less at a 100m if I do my bit.
This was set up by the Sniper cell Team leader from Perth TRG at a 5 day shooting clinic I attended with him.
Biscuits was ever the optimist thinking he was coming to the range as well..................
Now there is a sweet rifle, i'm in love......Quote:
Originally Posted by CINDERS
Forced to lay out my pair of 700 Remingtons, top is 5.56 and used to be a 26" bbl had it cut to 20". Lower is the .308 and it was a trade for a Remington 870 7 shot standard...straight trade. New rifle at the time had just been blueprinted and the guy didn't want it. I put the glass on it...
$1.00 seems i little high, maybe a so cal thing.
.223 in concord bay area is .55 per round as of last week.
Good luck on reloading if you can find primers at a reasonable price.
At this point they can easily be had in quantity for say, Remington @ $35 CDN per thousand, worst case is a bit more but under $50 per thousand.Quote:
Originally Posted by rugersworld
We can still buy them ammo for about 25 €/c a pop.
S&B.
Most people don’t even reload for AK ammo here.
We might look as if were spoiled at this point:lol:
Too bad you can't send some my way ...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ovidio
'Cause I would! Really!
The brotherhood of the gat...
me too on the brass. been collecting it whenever people leave it. I figure my brass will wear out at some point and it's always nice to have it on hand. However, their is only 4 primer manufacturersQuote:
Originally Posted by usabaker
Great Primer Shortage of 2020
Right now, 20 bucks looks like a single flat of 100 primers, or $200 looks like a brick unless you get real lucky.
good news is you buy a few bricks of primers on gun broker, or you can fly to Italy and buy a few bricks of primers for about the same price!Quote:
Originally Posted by usabaker
Visit Ovidio while you're there...Quote:
Originally Posted by ssgross
Baker-- Wow on the price in NJ which we have no problem getting 7.62x39 prices are still $8.95 per box of 20Quote:
Originally Posted by usabaker
And have a Prosecco with him;)Quote:
Originally Posted by browningautorifle
I found a place selling them for $8 a box here but most of the places here a price-gouging because they can, its at the point now where ammo is a good deal at Big5 which was always consisted the high priced ammo here. Just means they have lost my business when things normalize and I let them know by a YELP review.Quote:
Originally Posted by fjruple
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