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Brass case, too. In fact, the brass is less than the aluminum. Currently priced at $18.97 per 100-round box. I have shot up a couple and they all went bang and made holes.
 
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Brass case, too. In fact, the brass is less than the aluminum. Currently priced at $18.97 per 100-round box. I have shot up a couple and they all went bang and made holes.


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Prices on 9mm have been slowly dropping. Now to get the price down to where it was 8 years ago. (I know it won't happen.)




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In the late 1990s and early 2000s you could buy .45 range ammo for what 9mm is today, and 9mm was even lower. Still, infinitely preferable to, say, 2012.

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Prices on 9mm have been slowly dropping. Now to get the price down to where it was 8 years ago. (I know it won't happen.)


Prices are currently lower than they were 8 years ago. In 2008, 9mm FMJ brass cased were already $10/box of 50, or more. WWB at Walmart was $20/100.

I'm not certain, but I think it was around 2006-2007 that metal prices shot up and ammo prices climbed sharply.
 
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I recall the WWB -9mm 100 round bulk packs---$11.97/ea


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Ditto. I remember early 2000's when $20 bought me a bulk pack of ammo and covered my entry fee for a Friday night plate shoot.




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Ditto. I remember early 2000's when $20 bought me a bulk pack of ammo and covered my entry fee for a Friday night plate shoot.


Maybe early 2000s, but 8 years ago was 2009! Time keeps on ticking, ticking, ticking, into the future...

I didn't shoot 9mm until 8-10 years ago, and $10/50 has always been a good price for me. Back then I was told about the good old days of $5-6/box. But that definitely was well before 2008.
 
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Those were the days! Back then I bought a lot of it at that price point. Looking back on it, sure was happy I acquired an abundance. During the years of the ammo shortage, I had plenty available.
 
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Just got back from Walmart, went for a couple of things we needed around the house and ended up buying 3 boxes of federal 100rd Brass case for 18.97 each and a box of federal 100rd .223 for 34.00 will be trying it out tomorrow and see how it works for me
 
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Prices on 9mm have been slowly dropping. Now to get the price down to where it was 8 years ago. (I know it won't happen.)


How about the prices of twelve or fifteen years ago? Academy Sports sold Blazer Aluminum 9mm for under $4 a box. I should have bought a truckload.

I feel like my grandmother, complaining that bread should be ten cents a loaf.




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I miss buying 2K rounds of Blazer 9mm for $200 shipped. Frown


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Leave it to the forum for answers. I just saw this at Walmart and wondered about it because the box has changed from the old dark red color. Counter guy said it was the same, just new box.
 
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Not to jack this thread, but has anyone seen this aluminum cased Federal ammo any place but Walmart? Or is this a Walmart exclusive?




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Not to jack this thread, but has anyone seen this aluminum cased Federal ammo any place but Walmart? Or is this a Walmart exclusive?

Respectively, no, and I don't know.

I have never bothered to try out their aluminum, when brass is cheaper. Aluminum seems to be an individual gun thing; I had a number of failures to eject Blazer aluminum in a CZ, but it ran perfectly with any brass. I don't recall any stoppages with it in other guns.
 
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I bought some of this Federal Brass today and just noticed the box says FMJ RN. Being a fairly new shooter does the RN simply stand for round nose? I don't mean to sound dumb but inquiring minds want to know. Also the 100 rd brass was cheaper than 2 50 rd boxes of aluminum. I have shot the aluminum when brass was not available and never had any problems with it.
 
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I bought some of this Federal Brass today and just noticed the box says FMJ RN. Being a fairly new shooter does the RN simply stand for round nose? I don't mean to sound dumb but inquiring minds want to know. Also the 100 rd brass was cheaper than 2 50 rd boxes of aluminum. I have shot the aluminum when brass was not available and never had any problems with it.

RN = round nose. Manufacturers have been having some special pricing lately on their munitions so that may be what you are seeing.




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I bought some of this Federal Brass today and just noticed the box says FMJ RN. Being a fairly new shooter does the RN simply stand for round nose? I don't mean to sound dumb but inquiring minds want to know. Also the 100 rd brass was cheaper than 2 50 rd boxes of aluminum. I have shot the aluminum when brass was not available and never had any problems with it.

RN = round nose. Manufacturers have been having some special pricing lately on their munitions so that may be what you are seeing.


When I was putting my ammo away last night I noticed it said not for use by LE which makes sense but it also says do not use with ported barrels or slides. Does anyone know this would be a problem?
 
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When I was putting my ammo away last night I noticed it said not for use by LE which makes sense but it also says do not use with ported barrels or slides. Does anyone know this would be a problem?

I'm guessing but they may put a flash retardant in their military and LEO spec'd ammunition. Ported barrels/slides and some ammunition give a brilliant display of flash at night. It really hampers the night vision. Remington has in the past had the lowest flash signature with Federal having one of the brighter. Take a night class and look at the flash displays. My handloads with 231 in 45ACP make for a nice fireball.




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