I'm looking to buy some pistol calibers from someone local who offers decent prices and has a history of producing a consistant, quality product. Is anyone local recommended?
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I'm looking to buy some pistol calibers from someone local who offers decent prices and has a history of producing a consistant, quality product. Is anyone local recommended?
Try bullet boy, I think they are still around. If someone knows for sure, they will pipe up momentarily.....
In the last 2 years, I've picked up 2x 1000 round cans of once fired 9mm from Ammo Kans at the Tanner Shows. I'm pretty sure it's spelled with a K... I've shot through about 1500 of their 9mm product and have had no issues whatsoever. Their prices were good, and even included .50 cal ammo cans.
Just watch out, if the price is to good to be true probably is. Me and a buddy were at tanner gun show a few months ago and there was a table selling remanufactured ammo. I forget the price but it was 50 rounds of 45 acp in a reusable plastic case at a great price. He bought two boxes and every cartridge failed to eject in 3 different 45s. Felt like they skimped on the powder.
Last I saw of Bullet Boy Ammo his site said he was merging with Bluecore Shooting center and now it just says that the site has been disabled. Check out CWRIPINZ's group buys in the "Buyer Intel" section. Great prices on ammo there.
Call Don at Dad's wholesale!! I-25 and 87th just behind Tanner to the north east.
Denver Bullets?
Um, 6321 North Washington, well south of 87th Ave......... But close to the Merchandise Mart.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
Last I heard no has had contact with Frank at Bullet Boy. Just saw 2 ruptured 9mm cases from Dad's earlier this week from another member. Any other horror stories about Dad's? I think I'll also head to the next Tanner and see what's there.
There's actually a show at the merch mart this weekend. Not a Tanner show, but a firearms show nonetheless.
Actually, you may want to scratch the show from this weekend. Although large, it's supposedly not going to have anything for sale less than 50 years old. I'm not sure if ammo dealers will even be there.
See also - http://www.ar-15.co/forums/showthrea...212#post470212
I'm surprised no one has commented on the quaility (or lack) of this show.
I was thinking Denver Bullet as well. Do track on the group buys in trading post. The next .45ACP can't come soon enough for me.
Greg at Denver Bullet is good people. He's a fellow Class 2 manufacturer too. He's been in business since the 1960's so he's no here one day gone the next vendor.
Hmmmm ...Now that Bullet Boy is gone, who local can to reloads?
Me and my friend bought ammo from Dad's at the last tanner gun show back in April. I bought 2k in .223 and 1500 in 9mm while he purchased 1k in 9mm.
I haven't had any issues with either the 9mm or .223. But, my friend has a Walther PPQ and he had 2 rounds rupture in the chamber 1 right after the other. Needless to say he was a bit pissed and called up dad's to arrange a meeting. We linked up with dad and he gave a full refund, but commented that this was not an isolated incident and has happened before with other handguns that had plastic lowers, especially Glocks.