inexpensive 9mm ammunition?

[orthopt]

I just took up target shooting and ammo is starting to kill my paychecks. Where/how can I buy cheap ammo?

[russ]

Winchester white box from Wallyworld. Or you can order in bulk from a number of places, like AIM Surplus Home

[Lconnell]

If you plan on shooting a lot, consider reloading your ammo. Save your brass and you can generally pick up a ton of 9mm brass at the range. Once you have made the initial investment of $170-$350 or so depending on what type of equipment you purchase you can load 9mm for about $14.00/hundred. Lots of reloading forums to help you decide.

[Lariatbob]

Originally Posted by Lconnell

If you plan on shooting a lot, consider reloading your ammo. Save your brass and you can generally pick up a ton of 9mm brass at the range. Once you have made the initial investment of $170-$350 or so depending on what type of equipment you purchase you can load 9mm for about $14.00/hundred. Lots of reloading forums to help you decide.

Rolling your own is the way to go. You won't save any money, but you WILL shoot alot more. Just be safe about it.
Also check out bulletboyammo.com . They will reload your old brass for cheap.

[Keith]

Is there a Cabela's in Denver. Cheapest place here locally to buy ammunition in general.

[havasu]

In my area, Big 5 Sporting Goods just released an ad for 9MM ammo on sale and extremely cheap, if by chance they are in your area as well.

[GatorDude]

You might try a company such as Georgia Arms:

Georgia Arms

I believe they reload ammunition on a commercial scale. I've never had any issues with their products.

It's also time you bought yourself a .22!

[geoffgreen]

Walmart, the hard part is getting there when it's in stock. I been told Tuesday mornings are when they get new ammo shipments.

[rmgunsmith]

A good supplier of cheap 9mm ammo is CCI Blazer. They use non reloadable cases so the cost is less.

[russ]

Originally Posted by GatorDude

You might try a company such as Georgia Arms:

Georgia Arms

I believe they reload ammunition on a commercial scale. I've never had any issues with their products.

It's also time you bought yourself a .22!

I've got .40 S&W and .223 from Georgia Arms and both have been flawless.

+1 on the .22, I've been shooting a bunch of .22 lately. Just as fun as the bigger stuff and doesn't hurt the wallet so bad.