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What kind of different description does this give than say, the BCM Mod 0, which a number of people on this site have attached?

i dont see that restriction on their site, and it isnt telling me that i cant check out with ammo in my cart... unless im missing it but then, im just testing it.. im not actually buying ammo from them

I have shot a number of 9mm and .223 reloads from Freedom and have not had a single issue with them to date... oh, i also used some 38 with no issue, but that sample size is pretty small, like maybe 20 rounds. There will always be a few people here and there that have issues (as alec pointed out, one of our members had an issue with their .45 once, but they took care of the issue) but the vast majority of people who have used it have not had any real issues. I have used their New stock, their remanufactured, and also their Blaster line (same as reman, just not as pretty cases - they are obviously not tumbled as much) I have used the following reloaded ammo: Freedom Munitions Georgia Arms High Country Ammo (now "Western Ammo") I did not have an issue with any of them. Others have used LAX ammo, MBI (Military Ballistics), Ugly Ammo (Selway Armory) without too much issue. There are a shit ton of reloaded ammo manufacturers out there.. Some are clearly better than others. I would say Freedom is probably near the top of that list. All the above said.... It depends on what caliber you are talking about. If its 9mm, then the price of factory ammo has dropped so that you can find $10/box pretty regularly these days. If its larger calibers, well, reloads may be a bit more economical. Just my 2¢.. Im sure others will chime in...

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they are not a sponsor of the site.. just a good CZ smith... http://cajungunworks.com/

oh well doesnt THAT suck.. lol.. sorry, didnt notice that

http://www.woodburyoutfitters.com/cci/cci-blazer-brass-ammo-9mm-luge-11127 Blazer Brass 9mm.. 115gr.. 9.99/box.. Free Shipping over $99 (enter code "No Code Needed")

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=2208841&avad=48247_b9cfc846&WT.mc_id=al35987&Subid1=SID&subacctid=35987&subacctname=35987&adname=Custom+Link&adtype=cl&adid=NA&rid=12&WT.tsrc=AFF I have heard good things about IMI (assuming its the same kind of stuff that Independence branded stuff is).. and you can get Free shipping over $99 with code 115HOT..

erm.. is it me or is this not legal? (unless you do COE's with your neighbor since he will be in possession of the actual rifle at that point)

he lives on the border of monmouth & ocean counties.. and he is saying range 14 is too far (which is like 35 minutes). Lets please not suggest EFGA.. lol...

What Ray & Vlad said.. there really isnt much around that will be cheaper than GSSC or Range 14 (which, to be honest, is not THAT far from you). CJRPC & OBRPC are considerably more expensive. MCPRC is pretty much a no go (and just as far away as Range 14). Looks like your options are pretty much GSSC, SS, Range 14... Unless you want to spend even more money and join CJ or OB.

I dont have a ton for the AR, I only have about 12. Then again, i haven't had my AR for that long (maybe 6 or 7 months). I will compile more as time goes by for sure, especially if I end up building another. I do keep separate mags for SD/HD (2x for each gun) loaded with ammo separately from my other mags that get used for the range. When I first started out and I didn't have many mags, I was not able to do that (would unload my HD rounds before i went to the range and then re-load them when i got home). Having dedicated mags for HD is considerably easier. Recessed - Small amounts is relative. If you have had your guns for a longer period of time, its easy to compile 10 or more (pistol) or 20 or more (rifle) over a longer period of time. For those just starting out or have only been shooting for a shorter time (such as myself - slightly less than 2 years), you start out with a target quantity and then you feel comfortable with what you have. After that, its about getting them when they are on sale, surplus, deal, etc. Especially when certain mags are crazy expensive (i.e. HK mags, etc.)

I have not had issues with the CZ or the VP9 10 round mags (loading or reliability). Pinned mags are typically OK (if they are done right) with one drawback - most cannot be opened and cleaned once permanently pinned/altered. That said, I have had very few issues with my pinned mags either (i.e. none). I say get the gun you want and have the FFL pin the mags for you if its over 15.

i try to have a minimum of 6 per pistol and 8 per rifle. (i have more for each, but for me, 6 & 8 is a good number).. but as others have said, keep picking them up here and there (especially when they are on a good sale somewhere) is always a good practice. Some are not as easy to do that with (lets say, as with VP9 mags - $40 per and they dont go on sale often), but others are much easier to do that with (i.e. Beretta 92 mags can be had for $20 regularly, and once in a while can be found for as little as $10 per

apparently this ammo goes in and out of stock a lot... good price for 45 if you can grab it while in stock

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that seems like an awful lot of work for something that could take 5 minutes to go into the store, pick up, pay and leave..

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA classic.. ray is now getting mistaken for a worker..

just thought id ask.. i have no idea how big (or apparently not) the parking lot is there.. heh.. fair enough

well.. hmm..... no chance that you could actually PARK at GFH and walk across the street to work on those days you want to shoot at lunch or after work? if its parked at a range, not much they can say about it, no? (just thinkin out of the box)

No... pink is the new.. well, pink

you have a strange fascination with pink these days..

well, none of my 22 is that old (only been shooting for about 3 years now).. so my collection of 22 will be fine for quite a while.. heh

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/american-eagle-45-acp-230gr-fmj-ammunition-50rds-ae45a50.html an even better deal for those looking for 45.. edit ... actually, if you add shipping, its exactly the same final cost

This... plenty of places online want a copy of your FID to process an ammo order. If its a great deal, i buy it regardless. I probably have my FID on file at 6 or 7 different places that require it (and these are popular ammo sites). lets be honest.. do the online retailers care if you take your business elsewhere? nope.. they have customers from 40+ other states buying their ammo. If you don't like submitting your FID, more power to ya. BUT - you are limiting where you can get good deals from that way... If it comes down to having ammo because i had to provide my FID or not having ammo because i dont like having to show my FID, i know which one i would rather pick