Nosler has VERY good sale on some Nosler ammo...

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26 February 2016, 06:32

Slider

NoslerCustom 264 Winchester Mag 125 grain Partition Ammo (20ct)

$33.00 Thats a STEAL.

27 February 2016, 02:34

capoward

Thanks, definately a cost saver...

I've purchased all my Nosler Custom 300 SAUM ammo from their sale/overruns; it was cheaper than buying the brass.

27 February 2016, 03:12

Grenadier

quote:
Originally posted by Slider:
NoslerCustom 264 Winchester Mag 125 grain Partition Ammo (20ct)

$33.00 Thats a STEAL.

Gone.

27 February 2016, 16:42

p dog shooter

I know why I haven't brought any factory center fire hunting ammo for decades.

Even when on sale it is a lot more expensive then reloading.

27 February 2016, 18:26

Gatogordo

quote:
Originally posted by p dog shooter:
I know why I haven't brought any factory center fire hunting ammo for decades.

Even when on sale it is a lot more expensive then reloading.

Well, yes and no. In the case of common cartridges you are certainly right most of the time, unless the sale is very cheap, but as above mentioned, the component costs of the .264 WM ammo and the 9.3x74R that I bought a few boxes of, are more than the sales price. I didn't do an analysis of many of the rounds in the sale, but I'm pretty sure that holds true for all but the most common ones in this instance.

Many people like to reload. Personally after reloading hundreds of thousands of shells, mostly shotgun and a some pistol, I just look at it as a chore. Unless I'm reloading for many rounds of practice, I much prefer to buy my rifle hunting shells. I'd rather spend my time doing something I enjoy more. To each his own.

27 February 2016, 23:45

Grenadier

I too purchased the .264 WM. It was selling for about the same cost/round as the cost/case for unprimed brass. Add in the cost of bullets and powder and it becomes a real bargain. I now have loaded ammo at the cost of brass PLUS I will have the brass to reload once I shoot it.

28 February 2016, 00:45

ftbt

Thanks for the head's up! Just ordered 5 boxes of 9.3 x 62 Paritions @ $39.00 a box. Can't really reload them for that price. Cheapest 9.3 x 62 Partitions on Ammoseek are are about $65.00 a box.

29 February 2016, 07:16

Sevens

quote:
Originally posted by ftbt:
Thanks for the head's up! Just ordered 5 boxes of 9.3 x 62 Paritions @ $39.00 a box.

Picked up a few boxes of those myself, went back after I placed my order and said all sold out. Guess I wasn't the only one buying 9.3x62 ammo tonight.

29 February 2016, 22:03

larrys

They certainly are good if you do not reload. For the 264, it is a trade-off IF you must have the correct headstamp. I just resize 7mm mag brass and that makes reloading cheaper.