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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Optics Planet has an offer on 200 round boxes of Ammo, Inc. 9mm Luger 124-grain Pistol Ammunition for $179.99 with FREE shipping. That is $0.899 each a round.
Ammo, Inc. 9mm Luger 124 grain Metal Case Ammunition
Manufactured to be regarded as a superb item for nearly any individual, we are certain you’ll appreciate the Ammo, Inc. 9mm Luger 124 grain Total Metal Case Centerfire Pistol Ammunition .
Formulated by using several of the most extremely robust and long lasting materials around, these 9mm Luger Ammunition by Ammo, Inc. will present you with a product that will give numerous years of dependability.
Ammo, Inc. has been making top quality products for a very long time, and the Ammo, Inc. 9mm Luger 124 grain Total Metal Case Centerfire Pistol Ammunition is their way of revealing how much they care.
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Number of Rounds: 200
- Bullet Type: Total Metal Case (TMC)
- Bullet Weight: 124 grain
- Primer Location: Centerfire
At OpticsPlanet, we make it our responsibility to receive the most suitable product for all your requirements, and presenting the Ammo, Inc. 9mm Luger 124 grain Total Metal Case Centerfire Pistol Ammunition is a thing that we’re delighted to offer.
Ammo InStock: Ammo Inc. 9mm Luger 124 grain Metal Case 200rnds $179.99 FREE S&H
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Does anyone think that this is a good/fair price? I don’t.
PMinFl,
I think the price is going to go up. What do you think?
No deal here, I bought the same exact ammunition last week from Armsunlimited @ $0.60 a round free shipping
You have to ask yourself that when nine months ago another hundred dollars would have bought you an additional 800 rounds, Then what’s going on.
Been to a major several retail store in Houston that when ammo arrives at the store a line of 40 people with a maximum of three boxes per customer is sold out, you have to ask yourself where are these hundreds of thousands of boxes of ammo going that manufactures are telling us that they are producing with multiple shifts.
just not adding up.
Are you “Big-Government-Terry” or “Small-Government-Terry?”
I’m guessing “Big-Government-Terry.”
Have you analyzed the financial statements of Vista Outdoor or Olin Corporation?
What do you think is going on?
AmmoLand shows you where you can buy the ammo everyday.
The places that have ammo charge more – you don’t want to pay that price.
The places that charge less don’t have ammo – and you complain they are out of stock.
The ammo is being manufactured and shipped (mostly to commercial customers, not military/law enforcement) and it is being purchased by consumers. Just not you.
Everything adds up perfectly.