buying bulk ammo

VonFatman wrote:
...A reputable dealer, all legit, he's ordered from them many times...ATF showed up and asked to talk to him. He had the opportunity to open his safe, show the gentlemen his paperwork (bill of sales, permit applications, etc)...
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From the wording, it's not 100% clear - did your buddy buy from a dealer, or is he a dealer himself, since he had bill of sales, permit applications, and such?

If it's your buddy that's an FFL dealer, he probably had little choice but to co-operate under the terms of his license. I think most individuals would - and should! - politely ask for a warrant ANY time ANY alleged LEO wants to snoop around. No warrant? End the conversation.
 
"Shoots clean, too", re. PMP

Hmm... I've gotten a bunch of the 9mm PMP, and have started saving the brass for when I start reloading... but clean, IMO, it is not. 100 rounds of that gets my gun, hands, and arms as dirty as 500 rounds of, say, American Eagle. Also, it's a "wimpy" load, and can cause feed/ejection problems in some guns. However, that said, I've got about 800 rounds of it through my Beretta without the slightest glitch.

rvb
 
http://www.midwayusa.com has given me excellent prices and service.
If you choose to buy in smaller lots, an example is 9mm luger 115 gr. Blazers @ $7.00/50 rds. Always free shipping. In terms of speed, tracing on an order and customer service, these guys are one of the best internet companies I've ever dealt with. And NO, I ain't on commission.

Viejo
 
I buy my bulk ammo from J and G sales http://www.jgsales.com .
I live in Arizona, so it is a quite pleasent drive up to Prescott to purchase my prize in person. Depending on how much I shoot, a case will last me about a month. I buy my bulk .22RF from Walmart.
 
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