What if you could cut your ammo cost in half, 9mmAmmoBox.com recently launched a website to help you do just that.
Kansas City, MO –Â -(Ammoland.com)- In order to get the best prices on ammo you have to either search and wait for specials or order in bulk. Even then, with an average day at the range of 100-200 rounds the costs add up.
9mmAmmoBox.com is taking a unique approach to help lower your cost per round. First, they order in bulk so you don’t have to. Second, they only sell a single product, 9mm Luger ammo. This helps keep overhead low and streamline procedures.
Third, they generate revenue by selling advertising space on the packaging. This allows them to sell at a consistently low price in a fluctuating market.
Advertisers benefit from literally being in the hands of gun enthusiasts. Brand visibility goes beyond the initial purchase and extends to the range, plinking with friends, hunting, and more. It’s a cost-effective way to deliver a message, promote an offer, or other call to action.
As their name states, 9mmAmmoBox.com only sells 9mm Luger ammo. The company plans to expand their offering to other calibers through a network of similar sites as the company grows.
About 9mmAmmoBox.com
9mmAmmoBox is a Kansas City subsidiary of Zink Enterprises LLC. 9mmAmmoBox.com officially launched May 4th 2016. Their purpose is simple. Provide the lowest price ammo anywhere. Follow us on Twitter @9mmAmmoBox and Like us on Facebook 9mm-Ammo-Box.
I think its time for a follow up on this article. I would like to know if anyone received their orders and why this company couldn’t even make it past one day of orders before shutting down.
I ordered the first week of May and nothing has shipped yet. Anyone know what one day of the month it is that they ship?
Web site is currently down for maintenance. I’ll have to check back later.
Web sight is down again!!!!!!!
Did you ever get the shipping fixed?
I’d like to test some of your rounds for my shooting classes.
Try to save them some money also.
They are always out of stock this month!!!!!
I will just stay with my tried and true ammo. One thing I have found out about getting older is that I don’t really like change that much. If I have something that works I stick with it. Don’t fix it if it ain’t broke.
Freedomunitions is awsome ammo. All but Pmc 50 bmg was sticking in my rifle,Pmc ,10 rounds of 50 was like 45$, Freedom sales their ball 50 10 rounders for 25$ and the cases don’t stick,clean ammo. I had a issue with wolf 223 in my ar, fte, was the most common issue but not to far in between, maybe 2 out of 100 rounds. I switched to Tula. Not one issue in over 2500 rounds. Not any dirtier than the brass I’ve fired. Clean your rifle after every use. Slickguns.com is another site to check for ammo prices, I will… Read more »
Your site says you will not ship to some states (due to BS laws). While the ridiculous inSAFE Act in NY says you can’t ship to individuals (there is no means of monitoring or enforcing BTW) shipping to FFLs is allowed. Will you ship to FFL in NY? Thanks.
In general aluminum is slightly harder than brass. However, aluminum alloys can be softer that some brasses. The general Brinell hardness (BHN) range from 50 to 110 for both alloys.
Tula is garbage at any price. Why gun owners use this dirty crud is beyond me. You can buy CCI Blazer Brass for the same cost per round as steel-cased Tula. Blazer is infinitely better than Tula as well. Steel casings cause more wear than brass casings do. But, it is better than aluminum.