Christmas Ammo Specials at LuckyGunner.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
Say, no offense meant but when you tell me the ammo your hawking is down to 28¢ a round you just lost a sale. I want to know what a box of 50 or a loose box of a 100 or a case of 1000 costs? I dont want to try & figure all this out!