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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- 223 Rem / 5.56 Ammunition. As you know at AmmoLand News we follow ammunition inventory availability every day. Currently, the options for low price or plinking 223 or 5.56 ammo are almost nonexistent and it looks to remain that way for the foreseeable future.
But there are options if you need some high-quality self-defense ammo. Here are some of the choices available and in-stock at the time of this post. But be warned even these will sell out.
- Australian Munitions 5.56 NATO 62gr F1 Ball Ammunition 900RD Can $799.99
- Winchester DEER SEASON XP .223 Remington 64 grain Extreme Point Polymer 20 rounds $38.99
- Fiocchi Ammunition 223 Remington Ammo 1000 Rounds $906.99
- PMC Ammunition, Inc. X-Tac 5.56mm Nato Rifle Ammo 200 Rounds $177.99
- Tulammo Steel Case 223 Remington Ammo 1000 Rounds $799.99
- Winchester White Box 223 Remington Ammo 1000 rounds $833.99
- Nosler .223 Remington Flat Base Tipped 55 Grain 20 Rounds $38.99
- Lapua Scenar-L .223 Remington 69 grain Scenar-L Open Tip Match 50 Rounds $112.99
- Sierra Prairie Enemy .223 Remington 55 grain Ammo 20 Rounds $37.99
- Nosler .223 Remington Flat Base Tipped 53grain Ammunition 20 Rounds $37.99
- Speer Gold Dot 223 Rem 55GR Super Gold Dot Ammunition 20 Rounds $39.98
- Hornady Frontier 5.56x45mm NATO 75gr. BTHP Match Rifle Ammo 20 Rounds $22.99
- Hornady Frontier, 5.56x45mm NATO, M193 FMJ, 55 Grain, 150 Rounds $149.99
Also Pre Order Options:
- PPU, .223 Rem., FMJBT, 55 Grain, 1,000 Rounds $679.29
- PPU SS109, 5.56x45mm NATO, FMJ, 62 Grain, 1,000 Rounds $679.29
- Igman Remington, .223 Remington, FMJ, 55 Grain, 500 Rounds $379.99
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It has been reported there were 8 million first time gun purchases in 2020. It stands to reason that some quantity of ammo was also purchased for those guns. Do you really think gun and ammo manufactures’ inventory could take a hit like that to their inventory and NOT feel the effects?
Have you ever priced gold, diamonds? If it’s rare, it’s expensive. No matter what IT is, the more rare IT is, the more IT will cost you to acquire IT.
I hate to break it to you, buy if you don’t purchase ammo on a consistent basis — especially when gun control threats are low — all of this is your fault. The supply to manufacture and the labor to create ammo was blind-sided during the Trump administration. This is because lazy gun owners thought “Now that Trump is ‘king’ I no longer have to care!” It’s what people in the gun industry call the “Trump slump.” Gun sales slowed down and ammo sales even slower, which is typical when Republicans get majority control in Washington. Federal actually laid off… Read more »
I’m not purchasing at those prices. Period.
Stop buying ammo online and these price gouging knuckleheads will get the message. I saw somewhere online a box of 50 rounds of .357 SIG for $80.
Supply and Demand guys .
We enjoy ( for the time being ) a Capitalist economic system.
Those of us that read the tea leaves anticipated what was coming and acted accordingly.
Got enough toilet paper ?
I don’t mind paying a little more for defense ammo, but paying what they’re asking for blowing holes in paper is insane. These businesses say they are pro 2A, but I don’t see it.