I am back in business selling the Ranger T ammo. The prices are for 50 round boxes of current production stock. Shipping is extra. I do offer discounts for case quantity orders (10+ boxes).

$20.00/box

• 9mm
  
• RA9124TP (124 grain +P) approx. 1.5 pounds/box
  
• RA9TA (127 grain +P+) approx. 1.5 pounds/box
  
• RA9T (147 grain) approx. 1.75 pounds/box
  

$21/box:

• .40 S&W
  
• RA40TA (165 grain) approx. 2 pounds/box
  
• RA40T (180 grain) approx. 2 pounds/box
  **SALE** For a limited time, the RA40T are $18/box
  

$22/box:

• .357 SIG
  
• RA357SIGT (125 grain) approx. 2 pounds/box
  

Shotgun shells

• RA12005--00 Buckshot, 9 pellets low recoil $3.50/box of 5; approx 9 oz/box
  
• RA12RS15--Rifled 1 ounce slug low recoil $3.75/box of 5; approx 8 oz/box
  

I am still waiting on .380 and .45 to arrive. I'll update the list when they come in.

Ballistics info from Winchester's catalog:




I shouldn't have to write this, but all local, state and federal laws will apply to sales. If you are prohibited by your local, state or federal law from purchasing this ammunition, please don't waste my time or yours in trying.

Please provide a statement that you are over 21 years old and are not legally barred from purchasing handgun ammunition when ordering (18+ years old for the shotgun shells).

For an order quote, including shipping, send me an email to the address in my profile with your city and ZIP, whether your shipping address is commercial or residential, and the quantities desired. Please also note that you are from SIGForum.

Sales tax will be due on sales to any South Carolina residents.

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reckon an HK .45 Compact can handle that .45+P ?

i reckon. i belive h&k ok's 45 super in the full size, dunno about the compact, but i belive that would be a-ok.

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Originally posted by losvaqueros:
reckon an HK .45 Compact can handle that .45+P ?

Been wondering the same thing. The only Golden Sabers that I have been able to find here locally are 45 +P.

I don't see .45 caliber.

quote:

Originally posted by SCGunGuy:
I am still waiting on .380 and .45 to arrive. I'll update the list when they come in.

Is .45 in yet? I'm looking for .40 and .45 both....

Still waiting for .380

I'm still waiting for 6,000 rounds of .45 and .380 that I ordered in early Oct. to arrive. Supposed to come in to my supplier "any day now."

Are you getting .45.....45+P....both?

I'm getting both standard pressure and the +P

BTT for a great seller.

I'll gather another bunch of .40 & .357SIG, as soon as the .45 stuff arrives.

Be sure to BTT when it does.

BTT for an GREAT seller. Thanks again....

Brian

quote:

Originally posted by SCGunGuy:

any Update ?

Are these the SXT rangers?

UPDATE: Have everything but .380 in stock. Expect that in a couple weeks.
.45ACP
RA45T (230 grain): $24/box of 50; approx. 2.5 pounds/box
RA45TP (230 grain +P): $25/box of 50; approx. 2.5 pounds/box

I can accept a money order, cashier's check, check issued by a bank's online payment service or a personal check.

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no paypal?

and do you know about these being legal in NJ? *range use/at home*

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Originally posted by caponec2:
no paypal?

and do you know about these being legal in NJ? *range use/at home*

Sorry, Paypal's anti-gun stance causes me not to use them for anything.

These should be legal in NJ for range and use at home. They are NOT legal for carry use in NJ, since they are a hollow-point design.

Any problem using a +P+ in a Sig 226T 9mm?

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Originally posted by skeeeter:
Any problem using a +P+ in a Sig 226T 9mm?

In short, it's no problem as long as you understand that you are accelerating wear as compared with low-pressure ammo.

Here's how I look at it: Consider the use of +P or +P+ ammo in any gun to be similar to using your car as a taxicab--it accelerates the normal wear-and-tear process. Just as your car's maker recommends a severe duty maintenance schedule for such use, involving more frequent oil changes and other maintenance, so should you replace springs and other wear items at a sooner point than if you shot only light loadings.

A steady diet of +P+ will definitely necessitate more frequent inspections and spring changes, while an occasional mag or two shouldn't really be an issue. All this is, of course, my own opinion and your mileage may vary.

i emailed you about a box of RA9T and a box of RA40T shipped to 07501 any update