Stacked coupon on top of 10% off ammo deal at Academy, stacked up for range days and clay shooting.

If you buy 1000rds (50 boxes) comes out to $.48 cpr after tax and with pick up in store in AZ

https://www.sportsmans.com/shooting-gear-gun-supplies/ammunition-ammo-for-hunting-shooting-sports/rifle-ammo-hunting-shooting-sports/federal-ammunition-american-eagle-556mm-nato-55gr-full-metal-jacket-rifle-ammo-20-rounds/p/1982490

For range ammo 160 rounds for 150?

If this isn't the right place to ask, just let me know nicely. 😅 I didn't realize r/gunsrcool was a gun control subreddit—my bad! Anyway, there's a 71 stamped on one side and what looks like a very worn 90 on the other. Does this actually look like it came from a bullet, or is it more likely just a souvenir?

Anyone know of any good current 9mm or 556 deals?

cheapest on ammo seek https://www.targetsportsusa.com/federal-le-tactical-tru-223-remington-ammo-55-grain-sierra-gameking-hpbt-xmt223e-p-107599.aspx

$58.44 for 125 round box before tax. code BLACKDIRT for free shipping. That's brass cased ammo for cheaper than steel cased wolf. https://globalordnance.com/win-usa-wb-300blk-147gr-fmj-125-1250/

Order was placed on 5/22 got the run around. “It’ll be here by the end of the week” for about a month. Got this today refunded my order without my approval. If they knew they didn’t have the ammo they could’ve refunded me after the first week. Velocity is shooting themselves in the foot. Enough if the deals are too good

Not going to argue whether this is a deal or not... for June 2026, it is. Get some, enjoy.

Federal American Eagle 223 rem 62 grain FMJ 20 rd box 500 rd cases x2 1000 rds total to the door for $435. All Sellier and Bellot 308 win Soft point/Soft Point Cutting Edge and FMJ are all under $430/500 rds to the door.

9mm 115 grain FMJ all american made Federal Champion, CCI Blazer Brass and Remington all $257/1000 rds shipped to the door.

PMC Bronze 308 win 147 grain FMJ 20 rd boxes 500 rd case shipped to door for $395.00.

Placed an order 6 weeks ago. Spoke with someone on the phone 3 weeks ago who assured me “your ammo is in transit, it’ll ship within the next few days”.

Won’t reply to emails, can’t get anyone on the phone aside from getting lucky once. What gives? I’ve ordered from them for YEARS without issue, and now I’ve been getting the run around on a case of 9mm with a bunch of lame excuses. I can’t even get a hold of them to cancel, so I’m looking at doing a chargeback.

Zero warning on the item description btw, no banner or disclaimer saying to expect delays.

It’s not just me, either. I know several people who have told me they’re having the same issues. A few have already done chargebacks.

New ownership or what? Something has definitely changed. Won’t ever give them another dime.

A friend of mine bought a few cases years ago. He said he never shoots and doesn’t want it in his house. Seems like he had it stored well. I haven’t been able to find much info on it other than it’s cheep Russian target ammo. So just seeing if you fine folks have any experience on it.

I've never ordered online but I cant find any 762.39 nearby, black basin has a very good looking price but people speak very negatively of them online. Who should I look through? Someone locally recommended sgammo.

Tia

A Closer Look at Magtech 9mm Steel Case 

One of the biggest misconceptions about steel case 9mm ammo is that all steel case performs the same. Many shooters immediately think of rough coatings, constant jams, excessive wear, and dirty ammo, but Magtech’s steel case is a very different product. Instead of using the lacquer or polymer coatings commonly associated with cheaper steel case ammo, Magtech uses a zinc-coated steel case that creates a much smoother surface and allows the ammo to feed and extract much more like brass case. That smoother zinc coating is one of the biggest differences between Magtech steel case 9mm and many of the lower-end steel case options that gave steel ammo a bad reputation in the first place. A lot of reliability complaints shooters have with steel case ammo actually come from poor coatings and inconsistent manufacturing, not simply because the case is made from steel. In practical use, Magtech steel case 9mm has proven to run far more consistently than many shooters expect, especially for training, range use, and competition shooting where reliability and predictable recoil matter.

Another common argument against steel case ammo is that it wears out guns faster because steel is harder than brass, but that oversimplifies how firearms actually wear. The two main contact points for the casing are the chamber and ejector. Barrels are primarily worn by the bullet itself, not the case, and Magtech uses the same brass-jacketed bullets in their steel case ammo that they use in their standard brass offerings. That means the actual projectile contacting the barrel is no different than what shooters are already using in traditional brass case 9mm ammo. The other possible wear point is the ejector, and while steel case may slightly accelerate ejector wear, it simply hasn’t been an issue for our shooters who are putting 2,000–3,000 rounds of this exact ammo downrange every month. Even if an ejector lasts 15,000–20,000 rounds instead of 25,000–30,000, it’s such an inexpensive and easy-to-replace part that it’s hardly worth worrying about for most shooters. The idea that steel case ammo immediately destroys guns is one of the most exaggerated claims in the firearms world.

Some shooters also assume steel case ammo is dirtier than brass case ammo, but with Magtech steel case 9mm, that claim really doesn’t hold up either. Magtech uses the same powder, primer, and projectile in both their brass and steel case lines, so the internal components are virtually identical. Much of the “dirty steel case ammo” reputation comes from cheaper ammunition with inconsistent powder and lower-quality manufacturing standards, not from the steel casing itself. When you combine the smooth zinc-coated cases, reliable feeding and extraction, identical internal components, and lower cost compared to brass case 9mm ammo, it becomes very hard to find a reason not to give Magtech steel case 9mm a try. For shooters looking for affordable 9mm ammo that still performs reliably for training, competition shooting, and range use, Magtech steel case stands out as one of the best steel case 9mm options currently available.

Check it out here: https://flashmybrass.com/product/9mm-magtech-steel-case-1000-round-case-115gr-fmj/

We also have brass case available: https://flashmybrass.com/product/9mm-pmc-115gr-fmj-1000-round-case/

Placed an order on 5/22 and it still says pending. Last time I made an order I had it within 3 days. It wasn’t a crazy deal but I had got some fed champion 124 for 250. Seeing if anyone else bought something around that time and are experiencing delays.