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What now???
#21
midway bullets = $29.49 plus 8.50 to ship and 2.57 for tax. = 40.26 for 1 box of bullets is too outrageous of a price for me. I'll have to wait till a local store has them.
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#22
Use their black friday or NRA discount code. $20 and $10 off, respectively.
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#23
MrFrankZ Wrote:Use their black friday or NRA discount code. $20 and $10 off, respectively.

And this - http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...a+shipping
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#24
I just looked and none in stock, someone bought it. Need to reload, $.30 a round for SST's plus the powder and primer, $.40 each. Makes it worth it rather than $1+ a round...
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#25
Don't listen to Tedward. He is hoarding all of it for himself Big Grin
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#26
Sojorboy Wrote:And this - http://www.65grendel.com/forum/showthrea...a+shipping

+1
I'm liking that tusk in your profile pic. What a beast. My longest is 3.25".
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#27
MrFrankZ Wrote:Don't listen to Tedward. He is hoarding all of it for himself Big Grin
Well wish i was, I don't have enough money (bought to much ammo already), but I am starting to hoard the SST projectiles. I have around 1,000 now just in case this lead plant being shut down has any impact on our ammo. Most likely it will impact 22lr. lead tossers...
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#28
I was under the impression that the plant being shut down wouldn't have a huge effect on ammo. Can't remember where I read it, but we're already importing most new lead and ammo manufacturers buy recycled lead almost exclusively. No US manufacturers bought lead from the MO factory at all, IIRC.

Ah, here it is
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#29
Any one ordered from Midsouth Shooter Supply? Just wondering what their shipping charges are like? They have the 123gr SST's listed for $18.99 but they are out of stock for the last week.
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