Here is a place to buy ammo at good prices!

[jade1911]

I have been buying ammo with this website: http://www.freedommunitions.com/default.asp for more than a year now and have saved a bunch of money. Check it out for yourself ...

[24/7dude]

Seems pretty cheap. I take it they're all reloads?

What do they charge for shipping? Is it free if you buy a thousand rounds?

[jade1911]

Its best if you read what they are about. They do make their own ammo and yes do will pay shipping but I still save money on ammo I use for target/plinking.

[jade1911]

Seems pretty cheap. I take it they're all reloads?

What do they charge for shipping? Is it free if you buy a thousand rounds?

One other thing I forgot to mention .. If you "like" them on facebook every once in a while they send out coupons that will save you even more money!

[bdriller]

Thanks for the info,love plinking with my p14-45

[redturbo0]

very very old news, there are many threads about them here

[Saddlerocker]

I know lots of people have been using this ammo and I have not heard any issues, but I see they have a new Brass credit program which worries me a bit.

People can send in their brass they have loaded 10 times and dont feel safe using again.
Then it goes into Freedom Munitions Reloads.
I know Freedom has state of the art machines that sort brass, but I just dont like that Idea.
I dont like reloads in the first place, but if I use them, I like it to be once fired brass.

I have not yet, but would, buy their new ammo, but im not buying any of the reloads.

[USMC3531]

Im sure some will send in some overworked brass, but in reality the people that will send in brass are ones who either don't reload or dont reload that caliber. If you are buying reloads you have no way of knowing how many times they have been loaded

[LifeInPa]

It's an intriguing option but I rather stick with new production, steel cased ammo. It works in my firearms and the misguided fears of steel case ammo keeps prices low at all times.

[MT1]

Their price differences between new and reloaded is minimal. In some cases it's only 50 cents more for new brass in a fifty count box.