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Post subject: Gun show ammo

Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 9:26 am

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I bought a couple of boxes of ammo at a local gun show yesterday. A guy had some M1 carbine ammo for $13, and 9mm for $8. when I went to pay he only charged me $20. So it was $7.50 for the 9mm and 12.50 for the .30 carbine. It was factory ammo too. I wish I had more money to spend, but a couple of loacl auctions have wiped me out, and there is another one coming up.
Oh, there were some milsurps there, but with the exception of a Mosin 1938 for $79 everything seemed abit high. My pricing is still stuck as to what it was a few years ago though.

Dave

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