New ammo search engine

[BigAl52]

I got an email this am about a new ammo search site. I checked it out and it looks like it gives more upfront information about the cost than ammoseek does. Check it out if you buy ammo on line. The site is called
https://bulletscout.com/

[Sir Henry]

Surprised no one replied to this. I just checked it out and it works

[brm4450]

Ditto, I just tried it also.

[CT_Shooter]

[Vaquero]

Surprised no one replied to this. I just checked it out and it works

I very, very seldom buy factory ammo.
Rimfire and shotgun shells only.
I load all mf cf pistol and rifle calibers.
I've yet to find a factory loading that I can't beat with my loads.

RP

[Sir Henry]

Surprised no one replied to this. I just checked it out and it works

I very, very seldom buy factory ammo.
Rimfire and shotgun shells only.
I load all mf cf pistol and rifle calibers.
I've yet to find a factory loading that I can't beat with my loads.

RP

I reloaded a lot of 9mm Nato, 5.56 Nato and 7.62 Nato. It was a lot cheaper. Back then I was shooting a lot of milsurps.

[Vaquero]

It's still much cheaper to load most, 9mm is at the present cheaper to buy factory. But, I rarely shoot any of mine in the past few years.
I have components and dies to load 9 different rifle calibers and around a dozen handgun calibers.

RP

[DsGrouse]

I haven't bought much factory ammo in a while, save for 22lr/22mag. When I do it's usually a box or two of various bullet types to find what a rifle likes to shoot. From there, I buy the bullets and hand-load. This will be helpful.