Online purchasing

[frankski]

https://ammoseek.com/

In addition to the ones mentioned.

Recently, Natchez has had some compelling deals. Discounts, free shipping, etc.

[Yoder]

LAX ammo has good prices on .44 mag.

[JenniferG]

Lucky Gunner

https://www.luckygunner.com/

Midway

https://www.midwayusa.com/44-remingt...m/br?cid=21830

[bripro]

Thanks everybody. I just googled for it originally and wound up at some pretty expensive sites.

[lts1ow]

For plinking I shoot reloads from LAX and never had an issue.

[Berncly]

Everyone covered it.
It pays to look around since deals come and go at different sites.
I also like Target Sports USA, Aim Surplus, Natchez.

[frankski]

Also, get on the email list for Natchez, etc., so you are alerted to deals.

I've been patient, waiting for the right offer: FedEx just delivered 2 cases of 9mm at .18 per, and free shipping. Natchez.

I'll get 10 reloads out of the brass, too.

[stainless]

Get on the e mailing lists for most/all of the ones mentioned. They take turns having sale prices. I've gotten tens of thousand of rounds online. Much cheaper overall.

ETA I have given hernias to several FedEx drivers...

[GeneCC]

I may be behind the curve but I’ve never really used the Internet for ammo purchasing. I was hoping someone could recommend a good starting point. Basically just looking for some 556 and 44 mag

Most places want an "adult signature" for the receipt of rounds, if not them then your delivery people. I've never ever had any shipper, UPS, FedEx or DHL, drop off ammunition. To a person they want a signature.

If you work for someone else please check their ammunition policies. Sometimes people get fired for receiving ammunition at work. Be especially cautious about violence policies that bleed into ammunition or weapons purchases or possession. Some businesses today are almost neurotic about firearms in the workplace. As in the same kind of abusive crap that kids endure, like making "guns" out of chicken fingers or drawing them on paper. The safest bet is to have ammunition held at the shipper. They will ask you to sign for it, off you go. I am not clear about local "drop offs", those may also work.


Ammunition comes in a box marked "ORM-D". ORM-D covers several items. I've had ammunition shipped in plain boxes with Orm-D. Only by shaking it are you able to tell what inside of it.

[GeneCC]

I don't understand all of the hysteria about "Internet purchase of ammunition". I have to use a credit card. Businesses I use do not ship to Post Office boxes. They all require an adult signature. Any Law Enforcement agency would have an easy time rounding up my purchases and may already have them in some data base or another.

If a gang banger or criminal has a problem or wants extra privacy then they get a civilian to do the purchase, the same way that they get straw purchasers to buy firearms.