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USA – -(Ammoland.com)- Sportsman’s Guide just listed some Sellier & Bellot, 9mm Luger, FMJ, 124 Grain ammunition for sale in assorted quantities like 250 rounds, for $166.24 with FREE shipping. That is $0.664 each a round. They also have 115 grain 9mm in-stock and shipping.
Sellier & Bellot, 9mm Luger, FMJ, 124 Grain, 1,000 Rounds
Sizzle just waiting to be unleashed! Ready to get you the most out of your next trip to the range.
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Key Specifications
- Item Number: 186222
- Caliber: 9mm Luger, also known as 9x19mm and 9mm Parabellum
- Bullet Weight: 124 gr.
- Bullet Type: Full metal jacket
- Case: Brass
- Corrosive: No
- Reloadable: Yes
- Primer: Boxer
- Muzzle Velocity: 1,080 FPS
- Muzzle Energy: 328 ft.-lbs.
- Mfg. Number: SB9
Smooth feeding, always reliable!
Ammo InStock: Sellier & Bellot, 9mm Luger, FMJ, 124Grn, 250 Rounds $166.24 FREE S&H
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87 cents a round is still a non starter. Thanks I’ll wait until sanity returns..
Oh my lord, only four times what it should be going for.
When I saw 220/box I thought – wow a decent price…
Then I saw it’s just a quarter box 🙁
Would be willing to pay 220/1k at this point.
Is this a good (fair) price?
No!
Surely you jest.
Oh boy they just keep gouging their customers!
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So what’s your point? CCI and others aren’t setting around waiting for LC nor is any other primer manufacturer. Same goes for powder manufacturers. They aren’t dependent upon RAA for base materials. Military contracts and Supply chain requirements are totally different from civilian consumer. We aren’t worried about how to prime and fill a 105 mm howitzer round, nor a 40 mm self propelled grenade let alone loading for the 20mm Vulcan with depleted uranium armor piercing projectiles.