Cheapest 9mm source

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Russell92

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I need to buy some 9mm target ammo. I usually buy from AmmoMan but his prices have went up and are now $144 for 1000 rounds of American Eagle.

I want some decent FMJ ammo that isn't too dirty and is accurate.

What is the lowest price for good 9mm ammo over the internet?
 
I believe AIM Surplus (www.aimsurplus.com) has new, reloadable South African 9mm ammo for $105/1,000. I recently bought some from an outfit called GFCC (I think) for $110/1,000 delivered. They have an add in shotgun news. I posted the phone number and info a couple of weeks ago that would probably come up in a search for 9mm ammo.

Doug
 
cccammo.com PERIOD!!!!!!!uality is UOSTANDING FOR THE PRICE!!!! For pracice I recommend the reman's. Toyellow bag a BG I suggest CorBon HP's...'nuff said
 
DougB, how many of those South African loads have you fired? Reliable?

Thanks,

CMOS

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how good is this PMP stuff? anyone use it a lot? is it really dirty ammo? also how about seller and bellot? a lot of people seem to use it how good is this stuff? how do they both compare to American Eagle ammo?

also does the PMP ammo have a history of causing guns to kb like i hear wolf ammo does? i don't want it to blow up my glock.
 
I have dealt with ammoman.com a couple of times now and I have been absolutely flabbergasted at their level of customer service. I bought one type of ammo that wouldn't feed in my favorite gun, I called them, and they shipped it back to themselves at no expense to me. Every order has been delivered the next day; I'm in PA and they're in NJ, but still that's excellent service.

S+B for $134 is good practice ammo; be careful of anything from $100-$110, it's probably reloads. Why buy reloads when you can get good factory new ammo for $25 more.
 
pojim, i agree ammoman's customer service is great. he always gets ammo to me very quickly.

i just feel i would rather get american made ammo than some south african ammo even it its $10 more. i like the American Eagle ammo but i have never used S-B. i figure if i'm gonna get from ammoman i might as well get the American Eagle ammo.

i guess you can say i'm kinda spoiled when it comes to ammo prices. At gun shows before i have bought new Winchester ammo for $110 and it worked great. now i have to pay $144 for the same quality of ammo.

[This message has been edited by Russell92 (edited May 25, 2000).]
 
GFCC Corp (www.gfccarmex.com) has South African 9mm PMP for $110/1K delivered to your door. Great stuff, PMP. I've shot about 3000 rounds so far. Clean, reliable, boxer, brass cases, and accurate. At $110/1K on my doorstep, who reloads?

CDNN just sent me their catalog, and they have the same PMP ammo for $99.99 plus shipping, and their shipping charges are pretty low, so if you live close (TX), it might be even cheaper. Doesn't show on their website (www.cdnninvestments.com), but call directly.

There's also a place in CA called The Dealers Warehouse (TDW) that advertises regularly on Auctionarms and Gunbroker. They have the same PMP ammo for $110/1K plus actual UPS shipping charges (which is refreshing in and of itself). They will sell directly (i.e. you don't have to go through an auction). 209-545-2800

Not affiliated with any of the above.

Good Luck.

Scott
 
I have shot lots of the PMP through my Glock 17 and have had no problems. It seems that it is loaded pretty light, low recoil, than compared to NATO 9mm. So buy some you won't have any problems.

markd
 
I've also had good luck with the South African ammo. The stuff GFCC sells is not marked PMP. It is Denel. I understand that PMP may be a subsidiary of Denel. The Denel ammo I got came in 25-round cardboard boxes - it doesn't appear packaged for retail sale. I think it may be military ammo. It is new manufacture, brass cased, and reloadable. I think PMP may be the civilian/commercial brand. I've heard that some PMP ammo may be loaded a little light (just a rumor). Anyway, since both "flavors" of South African ammo seem to be available for about the same price, does anyone know if one or the other is hotter or otherwise preferable? Thanks.

Doug

[This message has been edited by DougB (edited May 25, 2000).]
 
PMP stands for Pretoria Metal Pressings a division of Denel Ltd. I've fired over a 1000 rds of their 9mm with no problems. The 115gr cartridge is rated at 1145fps with a muzzle nergy of 335 ft-lbs. Good stuff and cheap.
Ronin

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