Does anyone know what the laws are in boston for buying ammo? I know they aren't as nice as the south is but i'm hopeing they aren't as strict as NY!
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Does anyone know what the laws are in boston for buying ammo? I know they aren't as nice as the south is but i'm hopeing they aren't as strict as NY!
I don't know...NY may be tuff but, MASS may not be much better. Take a trip out west and make sure you stop before CA. Are you havin trouble finding ammo?
Blind, hey brother have you checked out Penn. laws or buying from Lucky Gunner or some other mail order type warehouse? Or is:cool: your state restricted and not sold to online???
Hey Gunnr hows it going? I know the PA laws really well. I'd order off the internet but NY won't allow it
Finding ammo is no problem it's just the price. .22 is $10 for 50rds and 9mm is $30 for 50rds.Those are the cheapest prices we have anything higher in caliber is over $40.
Hi Blind, I just bought some Fiocchi "Extrema" 200g 45acp on GunBroker yesterday. This is a new line of PD nickle plated ammo and I bought 3 boxs of 50 for $19.89 a piece from Wholesale Hunter. Even with the freight I feel I got a deal
Hey bro, how goes it? Fiocchi ammo is really good stuff and not all that expensive. It fires clean shoots straight and myself never had a bad round. Those prices rock. Good on ya... I found Tulla ammo in 100 rnd cans for 19.99 in 9mm at walmart not too long ago. Its brass cased ammo and shoots really well pretty clean too.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by MP Gunther
1000rrd can at walmart for that prices us pretty dam good. I hope you bought some while you could!
Hey Blind my brother, I'm glad I took a second look at this post. My typing skills suck and I fixed my post. It's 20.00 (19.99) for a hundred round (100) can. Still a pretty good price. Damn brainfarts !!! Sorry if I misled anyone with that misquoted price...:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by blindshooter
I miss Boston but I couldn't live there with the gun laws.