inexpensive 9mm ammo

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I wonder if there is an online store to get some target ammo .
I bought several boxes of 9mm to see what my newly acquired Beretta 92 liked best, still have to shoot some federals but the +P stuff is kinda expensive and pops pretty good for plinking, something with a little less pop and money.
Don't get me wrong I like the +P stuff in my Beretta when I carry.
Best/j
 
Some of the cheapest 9mm I have been buying lately is the Winchester White Box 9mm NATO. I have been buying it for $15.99 a box. I'm not sure about online though, I can usually beat most online prices locally after the shipping is figured in.
 
If you do a lot of shooting, you may want to consider reloading. After the initial investment in reloading equipment, you can reload for at least 1/3 the cost of new ammo.

It is also a very additive hobby. I reload for every pistol, revolver, rifle and shotgun I own except for rimfire.
 
Can highly recommend Black Hills and Georgia Arms re-man ammo (and have, to certain PD customers, when I retired).
 
You can get good prices on line but need to order in larger quantities - 500+ to offset the freight costs. 500 is really only 10 boxes, not a lot if you shoot regularly. Try Wideners, Natchez, and LAX Ammo and compare their prices including freight. Have have very good results with all three of them.
 
I'm finding Blazer Brass in the $15 a box (if not a little less) range. Georgia Arms canned heat in bulk is another great option. They are comfortable driving distance for me.
 
When your local Walmart has it, Winchester white box 100 round value packs are basically cheap blasting ammo by the box, at case lot prices, and no shipping. Its still one of the better deals.

Reloading is still the cheapest way to go. 9mm is costing me about $6.00-$6.50 a box of 50 these days.
 
Sellier & Bellot & Herter's Select Grade are both worth looking for and typically on the cheaper side. palmetto state armory has a sale on Sellier for 10.99 box but they ran out of stock as of right now.
 
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A local gun store has Fiocchi 115-grain FMJ and Geco 124-grain FMJ in stock often for about $13-14 per box of 50. Both are great practice ammo loaded in very nice brass.

As a bonus, the boxes for both are rather small making for easier transport to the range.
 
I'll second notlikeyou's recommendation for Herter's (Cabela's store brand?) brass-cased ammo and S&B. Both are quality practice ammo.

I will say I've found Fiocchi (Italian-made), Geco (Swiss-made), Herter's (Czech-made) and S&B (Czech-made) to all be better quality than Winchester White Box, and usually a bit cheaper to boot.
 
From Wal-Mart, I've been getting TulAmmo BrassMaxx for ~$14/50 rounds. I've run somewhere around 400 or 600 rounds of it without any trouble.

Edited because I said per 100 rounds when I should have put per 50 rounds.
 
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I will second lamarw's suggestion about reloading. Last time I bought components for my 357 sig, it cost me $5.50 a box for hollowpoints. You can probably still load 9mm fmj for about $6.50. The key is to buy in bulk.

If you shoot lead, that price will drop quite a bit.
 
Yeah, that would be a great price . . . . if I'd typed it right. I think it was more like $13/50, not per 100. :o I'll go edit my post now, then swing by Wal-Mart to confirm the price.
 
I use whatever is cheapest on Gunbot. I do like Fiocchi as a brand name though. High quality and cheap. What's not to like? I use the 124 grain stuff.
 
I second GA arms, very affordable ammo. they do have a web-site, but they are local to me, so I do not know the shiiping costs. I have shot a ton of there pistol ammo before I started reload, never had any issues. I did have an issue with a box of .223 I bought from them, loaded with hornaday, the had no nec tension and the bullet would go inside the case when chambering. but need not worry about those things with pistol rounds.

http://georgia-arms.com/9mmluger.aspx

pretty cheap, not sure anyone can beat that^^

but for 100$ you can get a LEE beginners kit and start rolling your own, I cast and reload, im at a nickel a round for 9mm
https://fsreloading.com/lee-precision-breechlock-challenger-kit-90030.html
 
The cheapest I have found anywhere is Freedom Munitions 115gr round nose 9 mm reman ammo. Price is .20 cents per round, $10.20 per box of 50, to my front door. That is on an order of 250 rounds. $51.03 total. Delivered to my porch.
 
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