Surplus .30 cal bullets.
Does anyone have a source for surplus .30 cal bullets? The two places that I usually get mine from are out. One says they won't get any back in for about 6 months, and the other says they do not know when they will get them back in.
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They are long gone! 0 -
http://www.grafs.com/fc/browse.php?q=&v=615&s=az&p=928
http://www.grafs.com/fc/browse.php?q=&v=880&s=az&p=928
The second link is to a great bullet to buy if you can find them but unfortunatly Grafs is out. I just put it up there because I have used the winchester 147's with good success and if you can find them don't hesitate to buy.0 -
FWIW, I recommend the Prvi bullets. They are very well made and accurate. Wideners and Grafs both have them. 0 -
Thanks when I use up what I have left in the surplus category I will give the Prvi's a try. More expensive than what I am used to, but it seems it is that way across the board. still 120 a thousand for 150 grain bullets seems pretty reasonable considering what most other companies charge for them. 0 -
As I understand it Clinton banned the further use of military components being used to make any ammunition forcing buyers to sign a contract all take down ammo would be melted down or used for anything but ammo or components to sell to reload.
There was so much of this in the pipeline it has taken all these years to sell off what had been bought at gov surplus auctions before that new deal.
Ironically the end of all that came as ammo prices shot through the roof accelerating the final inventory sales which seem to leave only tracers at this point (some supplies may be found here or there).
That is what I have been told and it seems to be playing to that.
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Wulfman,
I agree, Clinton knew he couldn't beat us with the Constitution so he just regulated the importation of material. We have the right to bear arms...but it don't mean much if we don't have them or the bullets to shoot them with.0
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