Crimson Trace Tips Off AmmoLand Readers On Free Ammo & Discount Code

Crimson Trace

Wilsonville, OR --(Ammoland.com)- Crimson Trace just launched their new website.

And for regular readers of AmmoLand Shooting Sports News they are offering a coupon code ( 30LSR11 ) for $30 bucks off at the checkout.

That is cool but wait…if you leave a review of their products, your name goes in the hat on Friday for a thousand rounds of free 9mm, 40s&w or 45acp ammo – your choice.

The promo will run until the end of the month, but won’t be published on the Crimson Trace website until next week, so AmmoLand readers are the first to know.

The new site is packed with state of the art functionality, allowing visitors to create wish lists, submit product reviews, shop for Lasergrips and interact with social media.

The new Crimson Trace.com experience also lets the visitor share with other users details of their own lasersight knowledge and even allows them to buy gift certificates for friends and family.

CTC Defense, the military division of Crimson Trace also gets its own presence as part of the upgrade and visitors will be able to see some of the high-speed equipment developed as part of the company’s focus on the needs of SF troops. Civilian users are well-served through the means of a generous customer loyalty and membership program, which is expected to be very well received by the legions of rabidly loyal CTC fans.

The new site can be found at www.crimsontrace.com

Brownells Adds Ammo to Line Up

Brownells.com

Des Moines, Iowa – -(Ammoland.com)- Brownells proudly announces that the company will carry a full selection of quality, brand name ammunition making it, truly, the place for all of your gun needs.

Brownells, a world-leading, Iowa based distributor of firearms accessories and gunsmithing tools carries rifle, handgun and shotgun ammunition from top manufacturers like Winchester, Federal, Remington, CCI, Hornady, Fiocchi, Ultramax, Kent, Weatherby and many more.

“For years, customers have told us, ‘I sure wish you had ammo,’ well, we listened. We are offering the highest quality product at competitive prices, all backed by the high level of service Brownells customers have come to expect,” said company President Pete Brownell.

Competitive retail pricing plus the qualifying Brownells dealer discount, quick shipping, and Brownells exclusive 100% guarantee and free expert tech help all still apply. Customers can load up all the goodies they need for their latest gun project, add ammo, and get it all conveniently shipped to their front door.

Brownells exclusive 100% guarantee applies to all purchases so customers can rest easy knowing that they can return anything they’re not happy with – no questions, no hassles.

Brownells exclusive Ammo Advisor is another industry first. The new tool makes shopping for ammunition online quick and easy. New shooters can use the Ammo Advisor to help them figure out which ammo is right for each application. Experienced shooters can use it to help them see options they might not have considered. Use any or all of the fields and the Ammo Advisor filters the selection based on the shopper’s criteria. The selection fields are populated with all the top brands in the calibers shooters use most. Of course, customers can always just head straight for their favorite brands without going through the Ammo Advisor™.

“65% of Brownells customers shoot more than 25 times per year, citing activities ranging from plinking to big game and varmint hunting. We are taking the ammo shopping experience to the next level by offering customers a tool that is user-friendly. It makes shopping for ammo quick, fun, easy and convenient,” continued Brownell.

Everything you need to build, customize and now shoot firearms is available at brownells.com.

About:
At Brownells Everything is Guaranteed period! Forever, 100%, with no restocking fees. Brownells is the world’s largest supplier of firearm parts, gunsmithing tools, reloading equipment and accessories. Stocking more than 30,000 items, the company supplies armorers, gunsmiths, and shooters worldwide. All of their products are backed by a 100% satisfaction, unconditional, lifetime guarantee. For more information, or to place an order, call 800-741-0015 or visit Brownells.com

.303 British 174gr. FMJ Surplus Ammo

AmmoLand Gun News

Manasquan, NJ --(Ammoland.com)- The term “surplus” simply means an over supply; yet when used in conjunction with militaria or pretty much anything to do with the military, it often evokes used equipment or to some a substandard product.

This most certainly isn’t the norm when discussing surplus ammunition, and in fact, a lot of military ammo could be considered far superior to the commercial grade ammo in the same calibers.

Bannermans Surplus Arms Catalog

To understand surplus ammunition, at least from an American perspective, requires a basic understanding of the nature of surplus equipment. Following the American Civil War there was simply more equipment than the vastly reduced U.S. military forces could ever use. This in turn led to the original surplus market, which spawned mail order catalogs such as the famous Bannerman’s catalog, where all sorts of used as well as un-issued equipment could be purchased. And while those prices may look like bargains by today’s standards, these were hardly bargain basement prices.

“Surplus ammo surely came early, as modern cartridge firearms evolved very rapidly in the late 1800s,” says Chris Clinton, who previously ran the old surplus ammo business Cannon and Cartridge. “Each time a rifle or round became the new performance ‘champ,” many issue weapons and their cartridges were sold off as obsolete. Sometimes a round (as well as rifle) would pass down to second line troops before it entered the civilian market.”

One early example of this says Clinton was the 45-70 government, which was adopted by the U.S. in the early 1870s, and used until the 1890s. This was likely the first cartridge surplus “milsurp” on the U.S. market. As the U.S. Army and other military forces adopted new rifles and small arms, the old equipment was sold off, and with the adoption of the traditional bullet that we know today, the same thing happened with ammunition.

“Ammo was dumped as it was deemed obsolete,” says advanced gun collector Rob Summerhill of the SurplusRifle.com forum. “Old ammo was just no longer of use, and it was sold off.”

This process has been repeated with military rifles numerous times. The military would gear up for a conflict, fight the war, come home and sell of the surplus ordinance. But after World War II an interesting thing happened, captured German small arms were sold to the active shooters - and later collectors - market, along with the ammo.

“German ammo in the 1950s and the 1960s was extremely common,” says Summerhill, noting that oddly Japanese ammo was not. “The Japanese surplus ammo was dumped in the Pacific at the end of the war, and even today much of the Japanese ammo you’ll find isn’t original from the war.”

Surplus Polish 7.62x54R Ammunition Pic: AimSurplus.com

With the end of the Cold War in 1990, the surplus ammo market was flooded with previously difficult to find Soviet calibers, notably 7.62x54r and 7.62x39r.

While this ammo is still available the amounts are drying up says Summerhill.

“You aren’t seeing the massive import of ammo like we saw from a few years ago. You could buy a wooden crate with two sealed metal cases filled with the 7.62 ammo for $40 or $50.”

This price is why shooters and collectors such as Doug Wozny love the surplus ammo.

“For me the biggest benefit to surplus ammunition was the ability to buy it in bulk. Rarely do you find case lots of commercial ammunition offered.” The other benefit says Wozny is that the ammo often fits like a glove with the firearms it was built for. “I like to see how the weapon-ammunition combination performs using the ammunition intended for the weapon.”

Surplus Ammo by Definition
Today surplus ammo comes in many shapes, sizes and calibers, but yet there remains a disagreement among shooters as to what is rightfully classified as “surplus.” Even those in the business have very distinct opinions – and some of it differs from the aforementioned American surplus.

International surplus ammo, say some experts can be identified from a number of key distinctive aspects.

“Generally it has these characteristics: it is foreign, it is military de-commissioned, it was produced many years ago - at least 10-25, sometimes much older - and it should come in air and water tight packaging, its markings are typically in a foreign language - unless British of course - and the markings should be in metric units. Finally its generally cheaper than new production ammo,” says Dustin of LuckyGunner.com. Despite the moniker of “surplus,” it isn’t always readily available.

While the very nature of surplus was ammo that was simply dumped on the market, as collectors bought it up, shot it off and wanted more, surplus ammo has become less common.

“There are always two sides to every coin. In this case, supply and demand is what controls how easy it is to obtain.”

Dustin says that on the supply side surplus ammo is generally slow and stable over the long-term, but very sporadic in the short-term.

“Unlike new production ammo that rolls off the assembly line in a steady stream to the market, foreign surplus ammunition generally becomes available in large chunks and is imported into the United States by the container load. If you aggregate this across the entire United States it results in a relatively steady flow of product, but it can certainly result in some wild swings in availability on a per caliber basis. Feast or famine, as they say.”

On the demand side of the coin, says Dustin, the picture more resembles the broader ammo marketplace.

“Shooter’s propensity to pull the trigger and the resulting need to re-supply, when aggregated across the entire United States is also pretty constant. The obvious exception to this has been the recent ammunition shortage. While the market has largely normalized by now, there were certainly periods in the last 24 months when surplus ammunition, like all ammunition, was very hard to come by.”

Taiwan 30-06 FMJ Corrosive Ammunition

Surplus Ammo Safe to Shoot?
The other notable concern about surplus ammo isn’t just whether the supply will dry up, but rather whether the ammo is generally safe to shoot. Most shooters and collectors say the bigger danger is the potential damage it can do to a rare firearm.

Carcano Surplus Ammunition

“There is no surplus ammunition that I would consider dangerous today,” says Summerhill. He does note that old Carcano ammo from World War II was considered dangerous, but the problem wasn’t the rifle, but rather the conditions used to make the rounds. “That ammo was made under slave labor in North Africa, and it was forced labor. So there was sabotage going on, and as a result shooters after the war experienced bad ammo. “

The results could include gases that could come back into the shooters face. He notes there has been some issues with 303 British coming out of Afghanistan that includes worrisome problems such as “hang fire.” A similar problem has been encountered with some Yugoslavian ammo, including hang fire and failure to fire, but he says that keeping the ammo in a warm space “seems to bring the ginger back to the primer.”

However, Summerhills says that much of the Cold War ammo is very good, notably the supplies coming from Romania. If anything, he adds the problem isn’t the reliability or the safety but the contents of the bullets.

“My main concern besides safety is the corrosive primers,” says Wozny. “I know that the ‘older,’ as in 1940s, 1950s and 1960s stuff is most likely corrosive but some surplus ammunition even made in the 1980s and 1990s - such as the French made - are corrosive. You can’t always trust the distributor to know, so you need to do some research.”

This is a real concern, as a lot of the surplus ammo hitting the market these days includes salt-based primers or those with corrosive chemicals high in mercury.(IE: Berdan Mercury Primers) For those in a dry climate, as well as those who clean the bore with ammonia based Windex right after use and normal gun car within 24 to 48 hours this shouldn’t be much of a problem however.

As such the worry isn’t really justified.

“There is a lot of misinformation out there,” says Summerhill. “If you keep the gun clean the ammo isn’t a problem. But issues like this can result in a bias against surplus ammo that just isn’t warranted.”

Surplus Ammunition Calibers

Common Surplus Calibers
While the aforementioned German ammo from World War II was common following the war, the “vintage” stuff has really started to dry up. Other World War II ammo was also far from rare in the “good old days,” says Wozny.

“In the 1960s and 1970s it was .45ACP and .30-06. I can tell you what ammunition wasn’t heavily surplussed, it was the 8mm variety.”

How the times have changed. Today the most commonly encountered calibers say the experts are those Soviet 7.62×54 and 7.62×39. That ammo, while a bit more expensive today than say a decade ago, is far from uncommon. Even when the price of ammo skyrocketed in late 2008 and 2009, the Communist Bloc ammo remained easy enough to obtain – albeit at inflated prices that the market could bear.

Some ammo that has all but vanished from the surplus market includes the British .303, and today shooters of the Enfield style rifles can expect to pay $1 or more a round – not exactly what you’d think would be the price for surplus ammo. As expected this has driven the price of the most common Lee Enfield rifles down, although the serious collector examples still fetch a high price. Other ammo that could rightfully be deemed “uncommon” or even “rare,” and is thus hard to find are the Italian 6.5 Carcano and the 7.35 Carcano. Likewise, Argentine ammo has also dried up, with reloads being the future for shooters of those vintage firearms.

Interestingly, in addition to the more common Communist ammo, surplus rounds are coming from countries that were essentially neutral in the World Wars as well as throughout the Cold War.

“The Swiss stuff is really flooding the market,” says Summerhill. “The Swiss have changed their small arms, and with it have flooded the market with ammo. The same thing is happening with the Swedes and we’re seeing a lot of the surplus ammo coming in from up there.”

United Nations Monument to Gun Control

IANSA & UN Would Ban Surplus Ammunition Sales
The other equation with surplus ammo is that it has red tape that can “gum up the works” because this involves international and global markets. Thus the normal “supply and demand” equation is still true, but government regulations can actually create a problem with supply, which only further increases the demand. The Soviet era ammo that was once impossible to find, and then became plentiful could again dry up as some anti-gun / anti-freedom groups look to block its entry into the United States.

“Ironically, the BATF along with the Hillary Clinton State Department, is trying to end the importation of ammuntion and arms,” says Summerhill, noting that while the government can claim to have made no attempts to regulate firearms, a backdoor gun ban is possible if the government tightens control on surplus ammo. “They’re trying to block the importation of ammo. There are no laws to stop the importation, but they’re trying to increase regulation, which would still block the ammo from coming in. That’s what we’re seeing now. It is going to be interesting to see what surplus ammo is allowed in the country.”

Likewise says Summerhill, “the countries that have the ammo might not want to deal with the hassles of bringing it in here, even if the market conditions suggest it is favorable for them to do so. But others don’t see this as the end, or even the beginning of the end”

Clinton says there will never be an “end” of surplus ammo. “Maybe not but will there be an end to the SALE of surplus ammo? Could be, as the UN and others press nations to keep the surplus ammunition off the world market.”

The issue here is whether a treaty could ever be finalized and whether all the nations would even comply with such a restrictive treaty. For one thing ammunition is still big business for many nations, and if there are large stockpiles it still makes sense to sell the ammo rather than let it continue to age and go bad. There are even suggestions that the treaty would only obstruct ammunition that is generally not suitable to sporting use, and most surplus ammo still is useful for sport shooting.

“I don’t fear the UN treaty as much as some in the hobby,” says Clinton. “I see such a deal so complicated as to be just not workable worldwide.”

Surplus Ammo’s Future Outlook
The final truth is that there remains a lot of surplus ammo in the United States already. Prices will go up and down with the supply. But as we’ve seen, numerous conditions, including fear of bans will no doubt influence and affect the price of ammo in both the short term and the long term.

This happened last year, but as with other inflated prices - notably the cost of gasoline - the “stabilized” price that is the new “normal” is still higher than the pre-inflated prices. Likewise, with a return to “normal” prices, the supply has seemingly increased – an irony in supply and demand economics. The fact is that as the supply increases, the prices do fall.

“Lately, most surplus military ammo has been relatively easy to find since the ‘Obama panic’ buying has ceased,” says Gunboard.com member Jeremy. “The prices have dropped slightly too. I don’t expect the market to ever return to the days when surplus ammo was cheap however.”

Resources:

• www.LuckyGunner.com
• www.AimSurplus.com
• www.WrigleyAmmo.com

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New Benefits For Second Amendment Foundation Supporters

Second Amendment Foundation

BELLEVUE, WA --(Ammoland.com)- Dear AmmoLand readers and supporters of the Second Amendment Foundation.

I’m pleased to announce that we are adding even more value to our members and supporters, by increasing our benefits.

At the SAF, we are thankful for each and every member and supporter.

One way we would like to say thanks, is through our brand new benefits and discounts program!

Discounts are now available at a variety of prominent and reputable partners, including various travel, technology, and insurance companies. These discounts are free to SAF members and supporters, and will save you money on everyday purchases.

You can view the list of discount programs, with further information on each and how to take advantage of them by visiting www.SAFbenefits.org, or by clicking the “SAF Benefits and Discounts” button on the homepage of www.SAF.org.

I encourage you to use these programs, and to check back often as we continue to add new discounts! Thank you, as always, for your continued membership and support.

Sincerely yours,

Allegiance Ammunition

Extreme Shock Ammunition

CLINTWOOD, VA --(Ammoland.com)- Extreme Shock Ammunition has announced that it will be producing its own line of high quality copper plated, lead core ammunition under the brand name “Allegiance Ammunition.”

This new line of ammunition comes in response to the demand for affordable, high quality ammunition and a shortage of components in the market. Each Allegiance round will undergo the same strict quality control procedures as the Extreme Shock tactical line.

The 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .223 and .308 will have the case mouth and primer sealed, or waterproofed to US mil spec standard. This procedure will give the Allegiance brand of ammunition an estimated 20-year shelf life.

Allegiance is economically priced for target shooting, yet performance enhanced for self-defense situations. Though the .380 ACP is the first caliber available, a 9mm will be available in late October, 2010, with .40S&W, .45ACP, .223 and .308 following soon after. Ask your dealer for the most high quality, performance-driven, target ammo in the world–Allegiance!

MSRP for a 50-round box of Allegiance .380 ACP is $23.66. To learn more about Allegiance Ammunition, call (276) 926-6827.

To learn more about the full range of products offered from Extreme Shock Ammunition, please visit www.extremeshockusa.net, call Extreme Shock USA at (276) 926-6772.

State Ammunition

Ventura, Cal --(Ammoland.com)- A legal challenge to California’s online handgun ammunition sales ban and fingerprint purchasing requirement (AB962) was recently filed in federal court.

A copy of the lawsuit is available at the following link: http://tiny.cc/4k6ae

The lawsuit was filed by the Chaffin Law Office (WWW.chaffinlaw.com) of Ventura, California, on behalf of three Plaintiffs including State Ammunition Inc., a California company selling ammunition online at www.stateammo.com, as well as individuals Jim Otten and Jim Russell, both retired members of the United States Marine Corps.

Jim Otten, a Minnesota resident, is the owner of www.a1ammo.com, a company outside California claiming that as a result of AB962, it will no longer be able to sell to California residents and Jim Russell, a retired Marine Corps Major and a Shooting Sports Director for the Paralyzed Veterans Association of America, who claims that as a result of AB962, he will be unable to purchase bulk handgun ammunition online which he uses to help disabled veterans with rehabilitative organized shooting activities.

The legal action claims that AB962 violates the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution by banning handgun ammunition sales in anything other than a face-to-face transaction, and therefore eliminating the ability for California residents to buy ammunition from companies outside the state, as well as the ability for companies inside the state to sell to out-of-state residents.

Plaintiffs also argue that AB962 violates Equal Protection and Due Process rights by criminalizing sales of handgun ammunition to various prohibited persons without defining handgun ammunition, and without giving people to ability to know who is actually a prohibited purchaser.

The case follows a flurry of anti-gun legislation recently emerging from the Democrat controlled legislature in Sacramento, including AB50 (2004 ban on 50 caliber BMG rifles), AB1471 (2007 requirement for ballistic microstamping technology), SB585 (2009 attempted ban of gun shows at San Francisco Cow Palace), AB1934 (2009 ban of open carry of unloaded firearms in public), AB1810 (2010 attempt to require permanent registration of long guns), AB2223 (2010 attempt to expand the “lead free” Condor Zone banning the most common and most affordable types of ammunition), among numerous other gun relates laws and regulations.

30-06 Belted Ammunition

Civilian Marksmanship Program

CAMP PERRY, OHIO – -(AmmoLand.com)- AmmoLand readers here is an update on 30-06 ammunition availability from the Civilian Marksmanship Program.

AP .30-06 M2 BALL: The .30-06 AP ammo that we now have available includes headstamps: AYR, SL, TW, and LC. Dates of manufacture vary from the 1940s to the 1950s. Most of the ammo is corrosive, but some may be non-corrosive.

The ammo is packaged in 8 round M1 Garand enbloc clips, in bandoleers, in spam cans.

Purchases of multiple cans will be shipped in what appear to be the original wooden crates (two spam cans per crate). Cans and crates will be selected luck of the draw as to the headstamp.

4C3006U202-192P. Single spam can (192 rounds). $60.00. S&H at $8.95 per can. CMP will not ship any AP ammo to Massachusetts, Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, or the Virgin Islands. The following states do have laws regarding AP ammo, but the laws are unclear as to whether or not they apply to .30-06 AP ammo, since this ammo was designed for use in a rifle and not in a handgun. Customers from these states should be aware that even though .30-06 AP may be currently sold in their states, there is a risk of arrest and prosecution for the possession of .30-06 AP, depending on how their local law enforcement officers interpret their state definition of “Armor Piercing or Restricted ammo”.

These states are: California, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, Rhode Island, Tennessee, New York, New Jersey, Hawaii, and Nevada. Residents of these and all other states should check your state and local laws on ammunition sales before ordering. Even in states where state law does not prohibit AP, there may be cities within that state that prohibit or restrict possession of AP ammo.

See the ammunition tab on Estore at https://estore.odcmp.com.

BELTED .30-06 AMMO: CMP now has a small quantity of .30-06 belted ammo. M2 Ball, .30-06, Belted in 250 rd Ammo cloth belts, in .30 cal cans. Manufactured by Kynoch Works (British). 4C3006B200-250P. Corrosive primers. Manufactured 50-53. Weight 18 lbs per can. S&H per can – $9.95. See the ammunition tab on Estore at https://estore.odcmp.com

About:
The Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) is a national organization dedicated to training and educating U. S. citizens in responsible uses of firearms and airguns through gun safety training, marksmanship training and competitions. The CMP is a federally chartered 501 (c) (3) corporation that places its highest priority on serving youth through gun safety and marksmanship activities that encourage personal growth and build life skills. Additional information is available at www.odcmp.com or by calling (419) 635-2141.

Lucky Gunner Ammuntion

KNOXVILLE, TN --(AmmoLand.com)-  This week, the good folks at LuckyGunner.com have more bulk ammo for sale for rifle and shotguns at great prices.

This is just a highlight of the bulk ammo deals we have going on this week, and this special pricing will last until Saturday, March 13, 2010.

Visit us at LuckyGunner.com for a complete list of this week’s specials and other current deals we are offering. To find our weekly specials anytime, just enter the term “special pricing” in the top right-hand search bar at LuckyGunner.com. That way you’ll always be able to see what we’ve currently got in stock and on sale.

For example:

• 12 gauge – 2-3/4″ 00 Buckshot – by Rio Royal for $115 for 250 rounds. This shotgun ammo is great for hunting, training, or practicing at the range. We have 11 cases of these in stock.
• 223 Rem – 55 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Tula for $225 per 1000 rounds. We have 19 cases of these currently in stock. We are also offering 223 Rem in 62 grain from Tula for $225 per 1000 rounds. This heavier bullet is harder to find than the 55 grain and is great for target plinking. We currently have 74 cases of these in stock.
• 7.62×39 - 124 grain full metal jacket boat-tail (FMJ-BT) – from Golden Tiger, for $240 for a case of 1000, and we currently have 42 cases in stock. Stocking up? The price of this ammo goes down to $230 per 1000 with orders of 5 or more cases. This is quality, affordable ammo with a long shelf life. We have 42 boxes of this currently in stock and ready to ship.

LuckyGunner.com is also offering special pricing for handgun ammo this week:

• 40 Smith & Wesson (S&W) ammo – 165 grain full metal jacket truncated-cone (FMJ-TC) – from Fiocchi, for $320 per 1000 rounds. Fiocchi is an Italian manufacturer and is an established, precision cartridge producer. We currently have 68 cases in stock at this exceptional price.
• 9mm ammo – 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Fiocchi, for $260 per case of 1000. This high quality ammo is brass-cased, Boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. It is excellent for target practice and shooting exercises. We currently have 59 cases in stock.

As is always the case with LuckyGunner.com, there are never any back-orders! Our real-time inventory counter assures you that the quantities of ammo listed on the website is actually in stock. What’s more, when you order before 2pm EST on a weekday, your order will ship the very same day. Orders placed after 2pm EST or on a weekend ship out the next business day.

Visit: www.luckygunner.com

Lucky Gunner Ammuntion

KNOXVILLE, TN --(AmmoLand.com)- At a time when the 380 caliber ammo is hard to come by, LuckyGunner.com is pleased to announce that the following in stock ammo is ready to ship.

In Stock

• 380 Auto – 95 grain total metal jacket (TMJ) – from Speer Lawman, for $29 for 50 rounds.  This boxer primed brass ammo is manufactured in the USA and is also great at the range.  Enjoy a greater savings on this and other 380 ammo by buying multiple boxes.  For instance, if you buy 3 boxes of this ammo, the price drops to $28 a box.  For 6 or more boxes, the price you pay is $27 a box, or $.54 a bullet. We currently have 1 box of this ammo in stock but we are constantly getting new shipments in all the time.
• 380 Auto – 90 grain jacketed hollow-point (JHP) – from Aguila, for $34 for 50 rounds.  This boxer primed brass ammo is non-corrosive and excellent for a carry ammo and self-defense.  We currently have 397 boxes in stock.  If you are wanting to make a bulk ammo purchase for this bullet, the price comes down to $625 per 1000, or just over $.62 cents each.  But quantities are low on this popular ammo: right now we have just 4 cases in stock.
• 380 Auto – 94 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Privi Partizan, for $29 for 50 rounds.  This is boxer primed brass ammo is excellent for target practice and shooting exercises and is precision manufactured by an established European cartridge producer.  You can save more when buying 3 or more boxes for $28 each, and 6 or more boxes at $27 each.  That’s up to a 7% savings.  We currently have 29 boxes in stock.

This is just a sampling of the 380 ammo we usually have in stock.  To find a full list at any time, visit LuckyGunner.com and under the “Handgun Ammo” heading on the left side, click on “380 Ammo”.  Be sure to visit LuckyGunner.com for a complete list of the 380 ammo, as well as other cheap and bulk ammo we have available.

As is always the case with LuckyGunner.com, when you order before 2pm EST on a weekday, your order will ship the very same day. Orders placed after 2pm EST or on a weekend ship out the next business day. Our live inventory counter ensures that what you see is what we’ve got. Every time. No exceptions.

Visit: www.luckygunner.com

Lucky Gunner Ammuntion

KNOXVILLE, TN --(AmmoLand.com)- This week, LuckyGunner.com, the Internet’s only “no back-orders ever!” ammo retailer is offering the following bulk ammo specials on handgun ammo to our visitors:

• 45 acp ammo – 230 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Armscor, for $415 per 1000 rounds. This new ammo is made of quality components and is non-corrosive, in boxer primed, reloadable brass cases. We currently have 27 cases in stock for this special price.
• 9mm ammo – 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Winchester, for $.28 per round in a case of 1000. This high-quality, reliable American-made ammo is new production, non-corrosive, in boxer primed reloadable brass cases. This is great ammo at a great price, so check it out, as we currently have only 6 left in stock. We are also running a special on some 9mm ammo – 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) by Fiocchi on special in boxes of 50 for $15. Fiocchi is an Italian manufacturer and is an established, precision cartridge producer. We currently have 191 of these in stock.

LuckyGunner.com is also offering the following special pricing for rifle ammo this week:

• 223 Rem – 55 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) – from Tula for $225 per 1000 rounds. We have 46 cases of these currently in stock. We are also offering 223 Rem in 62 grain from Tula for $235 per 1000 rounds. This heavier bullet is harder to find than the 55 grain and is great for target plinking. We currently have 80 cases of these in stock.
• 7.62×39 – 124 grain full metal jacket boat-tail (FMJ-BT) – from Golden Tiger, for $230 for a case of 1000, and we currently have 47 cases in stock. We are also offering special prices on smaller quantities of this ammo from around $.27 per round. It’s obviously a better deal to buy in bulk, but if you are looking for just a box or two, the pricing is still great for this ammo. We have 90 boxes of this currently in stock and ready to ship.

These are just a few of the bulk ammo deals we have going on this week, and this special pricing will last until March 6, 2010.

Be sure to visit LuckyGunner.com for a full list of this week’s specials and other current deals we are offering. To find our weekly specials anytime you visit the site, just enter the term “special pricing” up in the top right-hand search bar at LuckyGunner.com. That way you’ll always be able to see what we’ve currently got in stock and on sale.

As is always the case with LuckyGunner.com, when you order before 2pm EST on a weekday, your order will ship the very same day. Orders placed after 2pm EST or on a weekend ship out the next business day. Our live inventory counter ensures that what you see is what we’ve got. Every time. No exceptions.

Visit: www.luckygunner.com

Scholastic Steel Challenge

SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Wash. —-(AmmoLand.com)- The Scholastic Steel Challenge (SSC) has picked up another prominent industry partner who will be supporting the program though an exclusive product discount for SSC shooters. Precision Delta Corporation has announced it will provide SSC teams with a 20% discount on new or reloaded 9mm ammunition.

“We are proud to be an SSC industry partner,” said Joe Tranum, president of Precision Delta. “Since our founding in 1982, we have grown to become one of the largest manufacturers of remanufactured pistol ammunition and we recognize how important it is for companies like ours to give back to the shooting sports. That’s why we are thrilled to provide SSC teams with a 20% discount on the ammunition they’ll need, not just to train and compete, but to win.”

The Scholastic Steel Challenge is a national team-oriented youth shooting program developed by the Steel Challenge Shooting Association (SCSA) and funded in part by a grant from the National Shooting Sports Foundation. The program is open to young men and women ages 12 to 20 and offers them the opportunity to compete as a four person team for a national title in the action pistol discipline of speed shooting.

Already the program has received support from the National Shooting Sports Foundation, Smith & Wesson, the Outdoor Wire Digital Network, Glock, Action Target and EOTAC which have committed over $150,000 in funding and product.

“I appreciate Precision Delta coming on board with SSC in these trying times for ammo buyers” said Scott Moore, director for the Scholastic Steel Challenge. “Giving teams ready access to high-quality ammunition at a special discounted price will be a big boost to the SSC program and help insure the growth of the sport of Speed Shooting.”

For more information on the Scholastic Steel Challenge and the Steel Challenge Shooting Association please visit www.SteelChallenge.com.

About the SCSA:
The Steel Challenge Shooting Association (SCSA) is the governing body of the sport of Speed Shooting and organizer of the Steel Challenge World Speed Shooting Championships. To learn more about the Steel Challenge Shooting Association and the Steel Challenge visit the Web site at www.steelchallenge.com. There you will find diagrams of the stages of fire, complete listing of past results, a list of past champions, world record times and more.

Lucky Gunner.com

Knoxville, TN --(AmmoLand.com)- Are you looking for a great ammo deal on some of the hardest handgun ammo calibers to find this Christmas season?

Then check out these smokin’ deals that are good only until Dec. 19th (this Saturday!) at LuckyGunner.com:

• .380 Auto 95 grain FMJ from Aguila for $0.54 p/round
• 9mm Luger 147 grain BEB from Winchester for $0.35 p/round
• .45 ACP 230 grain FMJ from Federal American Eagle for $0.44 p/round
• 9mm Luger 115 grain FMJ from PMC for $0.28 p/round

All of these calibers (and more!) are currently IN STOCK. To see all our special deals that are good until this Saturday, just take a look at our Christmas Specials!
The Perfect Last-Minute Christmas Gift: Ammo Gift Cards!

If you’re searching for the ideal Christmas gift for that outdoorsman or shooting enthusiast on your list, look no further than LuckyGunner.com’s new Ammo Gift Cards!

In denominations ranging from $25 to $1000, an ammo gift card from LuckyGunner.com is the perfect gift for the person who has too many guns…and not enough bulletss!

LuckyGunner.com carries a wide variety of in-stock handgun, rifle, rimfire, and shotgun ammo which makes a gift card the perfect way to let your favorite shooting enthusiast pick the ammo they really need.

So give a gift with a BANG! this Christmas by picking up an ammo gift card from LuckyGunner.com this year. The recipient will really thank you once he sees all the ammo we’ve got available, all the time! Click here to get yours now: Ammo Gift Cards.

About:
Lucky Gunner.com was started by two businessmen whose passion for sport-shooting has helped to build a following of law enforcement officers, members of our military, and many responsible citizens. Our focus at this time is narrow: to source and supply law enforcement and defense agencies as well as responsible citizens with quality ammunition for a competitive price. Visit: www.LuckyGunner.com

Lucky Gunner.com

Knoxville, TN --(AmmoLand.com)- In honor of the upcoming Christmas holiday and the big shopping rush that’s going to be taking place this Thanksgiving weekend, LuckyGunner.com is offering a $20 off coupon for everything on their site for orders of $200 or more.

This coupon is only good this Friday through Monday, during the period commonly known as Black Friday til Cyber Monday.

In order to receive the $20 discount, enter the coupon code “merrychristmas” on the checkout page when your order is over $200. Keep in mind that everything on LuckyGunner.com is 100% in stock, including all of the ammo listed on the site. LuckyGunner.com currently has hard to find .380 ammo in stock as well as good deals on bulk .223 PMC ammo and 9mm ammo from American Eagle. The “merrychristmas” coupon expires at the end of this Monday, Nov. 30th but the cheap ammo prices and always in stock guarantee from LuckyGunner.com are good year-round.

In addition to the “merrychristmas” coupon code, LuckyGunner.com has recently released ammo gift cards that are the perfect stocking stuffers this Christmas season. The gift cards range in value from $25 to $1000 and are redeemable towards any purchase on LuckyGunner.com, including ammo purchases.

If your loved one has a boatload of guns but no ammo to shoot, give them a gift card this Christmas season from LuckyGunner.com and let them choose which caliber suits their shooting needs the best. LuckyGunner.com has rifle, handgun, shotgun, and rimfire ammo in stock and ready to ship any time. Your loved one will love you for giving him or her a gift that goes bang!

About:
Lucky Gunner.com was started by two businessmen whose passion for sport-shooting has helped to build a following of law enforcement officers, members of our military, and many responsible citizens. Our focus at this time is narrow: to source and supply law enforcement and defense agencies as well as responsible citizens with quality ammunition for a competitive price. Visit: www.LuckyGunner.com

National Ammo Day is November 19 2009

National Ammo Day

The goals of Ammo Day:
The goal of National Ammo Day is to empty the ammunition from the shelves of your local gun store, sporting goods, or hardware store and put that ammunition in the hands of law-abiding citizens. Not hard to do considering the recent Ammo Shortages but lets make your support of the Second Amendment known–by voting with your dollars!

There are an estimated 75 MILLION gun owners in the United States of America. If each gun owner or Second Amendment supporter buys 100 rounds of ammunition, that’s 7.5 BILLION rounds in the hands of law-abiding citizens!

The gun and ammunition manufacturers have been taking the brunt of all the frivolous lawsuits, trying to put these folks out of business. Well, not if we can help it! And we CAN help it by buying ammunition on November 19!

The purpose of National Ammo Day is to make it known that ammunition is in the hands of LAW ABIDING CITIZENS, not to frighten anyone or put ammunition in the hands of criminals.

It is CRITICAL that you comply with all the laws of your state and locale if you participate in National Ammo Day.

Before purchasing guns or ammunition, review the laws and safety issues for proper handling and storage. Don’t give the gun-grabbers any “ammo” to use against us!

Contact your local representative or law enforcement agency/office/station for specific information for your state or locale.

For More Info Visit Ammoday.com

Starline Brass Ammunition Production

Starline Brass

Sedalia, MO --(AmmoLand.com)-When you are known as the “Maker of America’s Finest Brass” you can relax and enjoy the successes of over thirty years in the shooting sports industry, right?

Starline brass does not think so!!

They continue working hard to make the best even better.

Starline recently invested in several pieces of equipment to better serve the needs of their customers and to ensure continued superior quality.

Starline Brass's Anneal Machine

Starline Vice-President Robert E. Hayden secured the purchase of a belt annealer and other production related equipment in August of 2009.

“It is rare to purchase a piece of equipment that can both improve efficiency and consistency at the same time.” said Hayden. “We have done just that at Starline.”

Starline anneals between each draw to ensure the correct metallurgy in every piece of brass they produce. This machine cuts the process time in half, while improving the consistency of the grain structure of the brass. This results in both a higher rate of production and a better brass case.

Cutting production time could not have come at a better time. Customers are pleading for quality reloading brass and Starline is working around the clock to provide just that. They have also added additional draw presses and material handling equipment this year to increase the rate of production.

Employees oversee Starline Brass's New Draw Press while working hard to keep up with Ammunition Production

About:
Starline is a leader in the development, production and worldwide distribution of both standard and unique brass calibers for handguns and rifles. The company offers customers more than 80 different calibers. Orders can be placed by calling toll-free 800-280-6660, or on the Starline web site at www.starlinebrass.com. In most cases, orders are shipped within 24 hours. Visit www.starlinebrass.com

10% Off DPMS Arms July 2009 Coupon

DPMS Firearms

St. Cloud, MN – -(AmmoLand.com)- Receive 10% Off All Online Retail Orders

Good July 16th 2009 to July 31, 2009.

Use Coupon Code: JULY09 During Check-Out to Receive 10% Off All Online Retail Orders.

*Does not include rifles, lower receivers, lower receiver assemblies. Discount Available to RETAIL Customers For ONLINE Orders Only.

About:
DPMS Panther Arms, the second largest manufacturer of AR-15 rifles, specializes in producing quality, hand crafted, American made, black rifles. These renowned rifles are dependable, affordable and extremely accurate, capable of sub MOA groupings straight out of the box. DPMS manufactures rifles in a variety of calibers, including: .204 Ruger, .22LR, 5.56 NATO, .223 Remington, 6.8mm Remington SPC, 7.62×39mm, .243 Winchester, .260 Remington, .308 Winchester and .300 Remington SAUM.

Brownells 30-Round Magazines

Brownells.com

Brownells.com - -(AmmoLand.com)- Brownells has just completed the first successful, live fire test of their military contract, M4/M16 magazine with the latest follower design.

“The new follower is quite a bit different than the green follower that has been around for many years. I’m delighted, and not at all surprised, that our magazine team was able to make a major change and build a mag that ran properly, the first time out,” said company CEO Frank Brownell. Brownell continued, “The government’s new follower was designed to increase weapon reliability for the guys and gals who put their lives on the line, everyday, to protect us.”

Brownells AR-15/M16 Magazines Action Videos

Following the test, Brownells delivered the first lot of 60,000 magazines as part of the contract for 1.4 million magazines they were awarded in March of 2009. The current magazine contract is Brownells second, the first for 330,000 was completed in September of 2007

Company President, Pete Brownell shed a bit of light on the testing process, “Every one of the test magazines has to function with 100% reliability, the first time. You don’t get to try again and if one mag fails, the entire lot has to be destroyed. Ours passed the test and I’m very proud of everyone involved.

You can buy these military grade AR15 / M16 magazines online at Brownells 30-Round Magazines.

About:
Brownells is the world’s largest supplier of firearm parts, gunsmithing tools, reloading equipment and accessories. Stocking more than 30,000 items, the company supplies armorers, gunsmiths, and shooters worldwide. All of their products are backed by a 100% satisfaction, unconditional, lifetime guarantee. For more information, or to place an order, call 800-741-0015 or visit Brownells.com

FirearmsCoalition.org

Phoenix, Arizona - -(AmmoLand.com)- Where has all the ammo gone? That’s a common refrain these days and not just in a few places, but all across the country. The answer is simple and complicated, but it’s not part of a nefarious plot hatched up by Washington politicians.

Ammo supplies got thrown out of kilter as a result of military action in Iraq and Afghanistan and several former Warsaw Pact nations transitioning to NATO caliber arms. Some sources of military surplus ammo have been drying up under a UN agreement to “de-militarize” (read destroy) surplus ammo rather than let it into the open market.

During the same period the costs of metals for components, particularly lead and copper, started climbing due to global demand. Ammunition prices, which have held remarkably low with little increase in decades, started going up. As prices crept up, many high-volume ammo users, such as police training ranges, fearing continuing price escalation and tightening supplies, decided to stock up. This put manufacturers, who were already a little behind the curve, even further into the hole. At this point there wasn’t really a shortage though, just an imbalance.

Industry sources say that the ammo was out there, but it was in the wrong places. Still, the news of these regional shortfalls spread and, even though manufacturers were ramping up their production, demand continued to empty shelves. The perception of a shortage became a self-fulfilling prophecy as consumers tried to beat the shortage by buying all they could find whenever they could find it. Some retailers actually began limiting purchases to no more than 4 or five boxes a day as a way to make sure more of their customers could at least get some.

Enter Barack Obama.
By last November, the ammunition supply was already stretched thin and the election of Barack Obama pushed it over the edge. November 5th, the day after the election, Internet search engines saw a huge spike in searches for “Barack Obama + gun control.” The results of those searches drove thousands of people into local gun shops all over the country to get that rifle, shotgun or handgun that they feared they might not be able to get once Obama got settled in and started getting laws passed. Naturally, along with the increased demand for firearms was an increased demand for ammunition – both from the new gun buyers and from folks concerned about the political and economic future of the country.

Many of these have moved into survivalist mode with bottled water, canned food, and as much ammunition as they can get their hands on. That group is growing, not shrinking, and has become a “black hole,” absorbing thousands of rounds of ammunition as soon as it rolls off the assembly line.

To counter the shortage ammunition manufacturers tell me they have been running at maximum production levels for months – 3 shifts, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Adding additional machinery would help, but that doesn’t make financial sense because once demand tapers off and supplies begin catching up, there will be no more need for the additional machinery. It is also worth noting that, just like the home reloader who might have just one press and several sets of dies, most manufacturers use the same equipment for loading a variety of different calibers. With demand outstripping supply, they are concentrating on the highest demand calibers, ignoring the less popular cartridges for the time being. When production finally catches up with demand, expect to see these most popular calibers come back first with .380, .41 Magnum, and .45-70 trailing along sometime later.

While there have been some rumors about import restrictions and other regulatory changes interfering with ammo supplies, so far none of those have proven to be true. The only detrimental action taken by the federal government to this point was a decision by the Pentagon to destroy once-fired brass rather than sell it to remanufacturers. That decision was quickly reversed before any brass was destroyed.

Eventually some people who have stashed cases of ammo – including some cagey resellers betting on price increases – will begin to think about prices coming back down and will decide to cash in before the bubble bursts. This will trigger an end to the shortage and a decline in prices in much the same way the shortage was originally created.

Or the economy will continue its downward spiral leading to runs on banks, a market crash and disruption of the food supply resulting in widespread hunger and food riots. If that happens, those of us with a basement full of Charmin, Spam, and 5.56 NATO are going to be sitting in the catbird seat.

About:
The Firearms Coalition — A Support Network for the gun rights activist.

The Great Ammo Shortage of 2009

Anywhere USA - -(AmmoLand.com)- In every corner of the USA, at every gun show and at every gun club meeting we are hearing the same question.  Where is all the ammunition?

It seems we are in the dust bowl of all ammo shortages. Store shelves are bare and when new ammo does arrive it is over priced and still sells out in a flash.

We have been flooded with reports of retailers gouging shooters by hiking up the prices. A box of 45ACP on average now goes for $22.00 a box up from $15.50 just one year ago. That is if you can find it.

Even 22 LR ammunition of all things is hard to find.

The real reason is a combination of events.  Let look at a few.

The New Administration:
With the new election of President OBama and his appointments of one radical gun banner after another, combined with his lust for reinstating the assault weapons ban, has many normal everyday people who would never have had any concerns about their 2nd amendment rights lined up at gun stores and gun shows across the USA to make sure they have the guns they deserve before the new president can implement some form of new gun bans.  With every new gun purchase you now have new shooter who want to fire their new firearms and are each buying a 1000+ rounds of ammo.

Fear of Ammunition Bans:
Combine that with the existing shooters who under the same political outlook fear that restrictions on ammo would be the same as a gun ban and they too have been buying and stock piling ammunition at record levels.

Increased Military and Police Demands:
Another huge impact on the availability of ammunition and the US ammunition industry has been the war on terror. With our military in need of the most popular ammo for training and the war effort the DOD is modernizing its three government-owned ammo plants that were built in 1941 with an infusion of $93.3 million since 2001, but that isn’t enough to keep up with the demand. “Commercial producers within the national technology and industrial base have not had the capacity to meet these requirements,” says GAO. “As a result, DOD has had to rely at least in part on foreign commercial producers to meet its small caliber ammunition needs.**  Even with US Ammunition MFG’s working around the clock they are having trouble meeting the demand for the military’s ammo requirements and that means making ammo for retail sales is 2nd on MFG’s to-do lists.

International Influences:
With China’s booming economy, and the massive amounts of raw materials used to manufacture ammunition, especially lead, being purchased by the Chinese this has also contributed to the rise in ammo prices and the lack of raw materials for ammunition production has slowed down the delivery of ammo for ammunition stores.

Other influences include the Israel Military Industries, an Israeli ammunition manufacturer linked to the Israeli government, which produces the bulk of weapons and ordnance for the Israeli Defence Force. The Pentagon reportedly bought 313 million rounds of 5.56mm, 7.62mm and 50-calibre ammunition last year and paid $10m more than it would have cost for it to produce the ammunition at its own facilities or purchased from USA bulletsmiths.***

The End is Near:
The end of the Great Ammunition Shortage of 2009 that is.  All sources claim that this is just a temporary shortage and that with the increased production coming online at ammo manufactures in the private and government sectors that we should start to see increased availability in the next few months as the supply stream catches up to the demand.

Sources:
**www.manufacturingnews.com
***www.independent.co.uk

Federal American Eagle M1 Ammunition

FederalPremium.com

ANOKA, Minn. – -(AmmoLand.com)- Federal® adds three ammunition options for those who want a little trigger time that won’t break the bank. Followers of the popular and specialized M1A and M1 Garand rifles now have affordable loads that offer superb accuracy. In addition, hunters and shooters sporting a rifle chambered in .338 Federal now have a consistent, reliable and economic option.

Special Loads for Special Rifles
The M1A and M1 Garand are storied rifles that are very popular and have a huge following. A lot of the hunting ammunition today isn’t suitable for these special rifles. Federal now introduces two affordable, reliable American Eagle® options.

“We know there is a very large number of shooters who use the M1A and M1 Garand rifles at the range,” said Kyle Tengwall, director of marketing. “Whether it’s practicing for a competition, or just spending some time at the range, these shooters need affordable loads that perform well. These new loads cater to this special segment of shooters, and we’re proud to offer them something that shoots great and is available at price that can’t be beat.”

These special loads use staked primers to reduce the risk of firearm malfunction, including slamfires. The M1 Garand load features a 150-gr FMJ bullet and a carefully selected propellant that produces pressures that match the gas system design. The M1A load utilizes a 168-grain Open Tip Match (OTM) bullet that gives match-grade accuracy at an unbeatable price.

Not Just for Big Game Bolt Rifles
The popularity of semi-auto and AR-style rifles today has lead to gun manufacturers chambering these firearms in larger calibers once only associated with big game hunting in bolt guns. Since its inception, the .338 Federal has garnered quite a following. The short-action, non-magnum cartridge achieves big-time performance levels without the recoil of larger calibers.

The increase in semi-automatic options for the .338 Federal has created a demand for an affordable and consistent option. For 2009, Federal introduces a 200-gr Soft Point offering under the Power-Shok™ line. These rounds will be suitable for the field or range, and give semi-auto shooters a great option for some high-volume shooting.

Available now:
Part No. / Description

• A76251M1A / 7.62×51 168-gr OTM 2650 fps
• AE3006M1 / 30-06 150-gr FMJ 2740 fps
• 338FJ / 338 Federal 200-gr Soft Point 2700 fps

For more on these new loads, or the entire Federal Premium lineup, go to www.federalpremium.com.

About:
Here at Federal Premium® Ammunition, we understand that your time in the field is a hard-earned reward for dedication all week. You’ve paid your dues and it’s time to connect with your true passion—the outdoors. Our ammunition advancements help you to be a more effective hunter and shooter. Choose Federal Premium because you won’t accept anything less than the best.

Ammunition To Go

Ammunitiontogo.com

Brenham Tx. - -(AmmoLand.com)- Ammunition To Go is a full line ammunition store that stocks new factory, military, custom loaded and surplus ammunition.

Ammunitiontogo.com is the one and only source for a full line of Incendiary, Raufoss, and Tracer ammo.

Ammunitiontogo specialize in stocking all the current military surplus ammo available today.

We are a distributor for many manufacturers, so if there is something you are looking for and do not see it on this site, please e-mail us or give us a call at 979-277-9676 and we will order it for you.

If you love hunting and shooting and love to find the best ammunition or bullets at the lowest prices possible, all you have to do is visit the Ammunition To Go web page.  On Ammunitiontogo.com you will have the pleasure of finding a huge number of different ammunition.

Red Tracer Ammunition

At Ammunitiontogo.con we sell many types of ammo for the following weapons:

• Pistols
• Rifles
• Shotgun
• Handguns
• Semi Auto
• Full Auto Class 3

They deal with many manufacture companies, so if you can’t find what you are looking for on their web page, they can probably get it for you.

Ammunition To Go sells the following list of ammo brands:

• A.L.S. Technology
• Aguila Ammunition
• Alexander Arms
• Armscor Precision
• Brenneke Slugs
• Brown Bear Ammunition
• CCI / Speer Gol
• Centurion Ammunition
• Corbon Ammunition
• DPX Ammunition
• ELEY Ammunition
• Extreme Shock
• Federal Ammunition
• Federal Law Enforcement
• Fiocchi Ammunition
• FM Optics
• FN Ammunition
• Glaser Safety
• Golden Bear Ammunition
• Hornady Ammunition
• Igman Ammunition
• Independence Ammunition
• Lightfield Law
• MAGTECH Ammunition
• Military Surplus Ammunition
• N.A.M. Exploding
• NobelSport Shotshells
• PMC Ammunition
• PowRBall Ammunition
• Prvi Partizan
• Remington Ammunition
• RIO Ammunition
• Scarecrow Exploding Ammunition
• Sellier & Bello
• Silver Bear Ammunition
• Speer Lawman Ammunition
• Winchester Ammunition
• Winchester Rang
• Wolf Ammunition

Even though this site’s main products are bullets and ammo, they also sell a great selection of Smoke Grenades, Tracers, Rifle Scopes, Accessories for AR15, Gun Cases and more.  New offers and special products are always being posted on Ammunition To Go, so you might want to check it out pretty often.

You can visit them at Ammunitiontogo.com

Ammunition To Go is open:
Mon. – Thurs.: 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. CST.

Please feel free to call, fax, or e-mail them at anytime.

AimSurplus Guns & Ammunition Online

Middletown, OH – -(AmmoLand.com)- At AimSurplus we have a good stock of high capacity magazines, so we are bucking the trend of higher prices and selling these great quality Hi-Cap Mags for $9.95 ea. Be sure and stock up we recommend you buy 10 or more.

AimSurplus Hi-Cap Mag Sale

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C-Products Aluminum 30rd .223/5.56 Magazines

Item#Mag-ARCP30AT
New C Products 30rd .223/5.56 curved aluminum magazines for AR15/M16 type Rifles. These magazines feature Chrome Silicone Springs, Black Teflon coated finish, and C-Products orange anti-tilt follower.

Not for Sale in CA, MA, MD, NJ & NY

Price (In stock Now!):
$9.95ea

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Korean Steel 30rd 7.62×39 AK Mags

Item#Magak47K
New production South Korean Steel 30rd 7.62×39 AK Magazines. These magazines feature the new style synthetic follower, steel body and floor plate.

Not for Sale in CA, MA, MD, NJ & NY

Introductory Price (In stock Now!):
$9.95ea

About:
AimSurplus is the web’s biggest surplus ammunition and surplus firearms dealer in the USA and maybe the world. We offer great prices on top quality ammo in bulk and low low prices on unquie used firearms and parts. Visit us on line at Aimsurplus.com for more info.