This is because they buy direct from the manufacturers, in huge quantities, and on schedules. The ammo they are selling now was likely paid for some time ago, so they didn't have to raise their prices.
I can tell you for a fact that dealer cost on ammo has gone up significantly; there was a point when we were seeing 3-4 price hikes a year from Olin/Winchester and Federal. Now, some businesses chose to "jack" their prices to whatever they thought they could get away with (<cough>CTD<cough>), while others maintained the same markup they always had, and others did something somewhere in-between.
Please be careful who you paint with that broad brush of yours. Yeah, I saw the but there are a lot of people on this board who seriously believe that; they don't need fuel added to their fire.
expensive ammo/cheap ammo good luck finding it!!
I was at GM in castleton yesterday and they had wolf black box 223 for 9.99 a box...ouch..aim surplus has the same ammo for 5.39 and I think centerfire has it for even less
No it has not
One of my local shops has .40, and 9mm for $15 a box. Yes Walmart has it cheaper if you can find it. As for now Acme Sports in Seymour is the cheapest I have found, next to Walmart. They are always stocked, and the guys are good to deal with.
Looks like i might have to take a drive down south next week
What kind of ammo do you normally buy? Any certain type or just whatever is available?
It's either gonna be don's or gander trying to break it off in you. I will say this try Elmore's or the Outdoorsman on 135 in Johnson County. Normally I would not recommend any person to go there, but I think it is time for the little guy to have his chance.I still have a heck of a time finding 50 bullets .40 Cal JHP's. I heard a crazy rumor that dons was selling them for $60+ a box ? any truth to this ? i never shop there so was just wondering.