40mm

[Daniel187]

I have been looking around online for ammo and reloading info and have found nothing except practice rounds at $9 a round. And I've come across 37mm.com but all the sites it talks about do not help. thanks any help would be great.[Swim]

[Tora]

40mm is MIL or LEO only. The 37mm is for CIV and you won't find much.

[ssf467]

Look on Gun Broker has some

[HunterCO]

Join up with this site and ask away you will not find a group of people with more knowledge than these guys.

http://www.freewebs.com/grog/

I would also advise you to be very careful about whom you get your load data from. This is a link to the site above about a guy who payed one hell of a price for getting bad load data off the net.

Warning very graphic pictures at the bottom of the page.

http://www.freewebs.com/grog/safety1.htm

[RYAN50BMG]

www.ammunitiontogo.com has smoke. I can tell you that military flares and such will not be cheap, 40-60$ each is common, if you can find it. You should be able to do better than 9$ a round for practice, though. I,ll check around.

[Marlin]

*OUCH**

Pay Heed,,

[CareyH]

you could get one of those 37mm to 26.5mm adaptors. that 26.5 stuff is cheap and plentiful. just an Idea.

[RYAN50BMG]

Ammo is the main reason I have not picked up a 40mm. A "shorty 40" would look dern cool on my F/A M4, but ammo is hit and miss. I could shoot practice at our local shoot sites, but not smoke or flares(fire hazard). You could be into a .50BMG for what you would spend on a 40mm and have alot more shooting options with the various types of ammo out there.

[John Moses Browning]

Don't they make the 12-gauge adapters for the 37mm launchers? I know there's plenty, Hell lots of, 12-gauge flares, sparklers, etc. That's probably going to be your best option for plinking/fun/screwing around duties.

Just make sure not to put any 00-Buck through it. [Tooth]