http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/purchase/pdf/t0106/Line1-BlountSpeerGoldAmmunitionLawmenSupply.pdf

 

 

Here's what seems to be what New Jersey pays for ammo.

Do you think the pricing from a year and a half ago is the same as today?

Shoot ill take there prices on.45 331 a case for hollow points I couldn't get target ammo that cheap a year ago

my town's dept can't get any ammo...

too expensive, we plan going dukes of hazzard and using a bow and arrow.

$296 for 1k rds of .40??  I'll take that all day!!!  lol

It's 2008 all over again. The cheapest ammo (other than x54 and 5.45) is at Walmart. By the box. Half the price of case prices anywhere.

 

I'll catch you ammo zombies shamblin' by the ammo case on the flip side. Peace out!

I wouldn't doubt if these prices were right today

May have to inquire about these prices ot if its just bulk agency discount.

Blf, the problem now is supply.

Those are the NJ State Contract Prices for Speer Gold Dot. There are also State Contract prices for ball ammo, Winchester, Federal, Hornady, etc...

 

The State Contract prices as shown went into effect in November of 2011 - I think (I may be off on that, I don't have my budget stuff handy). I don't think those prices are due to be re-negotiated until 2015.

I wouldn't doubt if these prices were right today

wow, I figured these prices would have went up too

 

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If its under contract it can't change

wow, I figured these prices would have went up too

 

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They went up about 15% in November if 2011. They will remain unchanged until 2015 unless there is an extension.

 

The last State Contract had multiple extensions before the price increased.

Here is a question for the cops....

Do you guys have Speer hp's at your department? If not that shows you exactly what the contract is worth without the supply

We do not carry speer.

Sounds like you'll be getting ammo on a more regular basis after 2015.

What I think this list is. State police. A lot of townships buy ammo from the same place I do. I haven't seen Speer gold dot yet. I see lawman, pmc, Remington and federal

 

 

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In any industry when you secure a large contract, the price is locked for a period of time, being I deal mostly in food we only get 6 months to a year max of locked in prices because of volatility of raw materials for products and survivability of the live stock supply. On something like ammo where cost of material should be constant and any shortage in the supply line of the raw materials is foreseen well in advance. It should be locked for years, those 2011 prices should still be their offered price now.

 

The hang up is the physical supply of the ammo after production, other groups and consumers have gone crazy buying up ammo and unless they had agreements on allocated amounts every quarter when they drew the contact the rest does not mean anything. Cant sell them anything at those nice prices if they dont have stock of it.

That is the State Contract Price list. I buy my agencies ammo from Lawmen supply. All LEO Agencies in NJ (except Fed) pay those prices for that ammo - State, County, and Municipal.

 

I handle all the ordering for my agency and we carry Speer .40 S&W 180gr GDHP.

 

I currently have plenty of 180gr GDHP and Speer 180gr TMJ along wil everything else we need to train and qualify. I am lucky to have a Chief that listened when I told him it was going to get hard to get ammo and I stocked up over the last few years because, hey lets face it, Ray Charles could see the shortages coming.

 

I still have no problem getting ammo but it takes about 6 months. But thanks to my paying attention to the ammo situation, I have a 2 year supply already in hand for my agency.

 

The prices shown are for a 4 year contract that started in November of 2011. They will continue to stay at that price until 2015.

I'm pretty sure in 2015 there will be an increase since in April, Speer and federal had a price increase at the distributor level.

 

A lot of dept's are placing orders with distributors that will get filled directly from the ammo manufacturer. It will be drop shipped. Then those are filled prior to the manufacturer delivering more ammo to the distributor and then it cycles all over again.