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Old 09-23-2008, 03:22 AM   #1
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500 rds. .223 Ammo at a great price

Hey all, was window shopping and thought I'd just pass this on as I think it's a really good price for 500rds. or 1 case of Federal XM193 55gr ammo.. The price? Just $174 or BIN $175 and $20 bucks to ship it.

I'd also point out, this seller has some really low prices on a certain few firearms. I mean a Kimber Custom II for $649? A S&W i-Bolt in 30-03 for $348 bucks, then there's even a rebate direct from S&W?

Pass this on if you know anyone looking for any or all. I would have put this in the ammo section but it don't fit in the reloading forum nor does it fit in the ammo reports forum. So, since it's for AR's, I thought I'd out it in here. As for the Kimber and S&W info, just though I'd throw it in as a bonus. lol

I'll put it in the Kimber and smith forums also.
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GunBroker.com guns: Federal 5.56 XM193 55 Grn FMJ BT case of 500 223 (item: 111013387 ends: Sep-23-08 10:58:42 AM)

As for the other items I mentioned, once at this auction, just go to view sellers other auctions. I'll put those links in their proper forums.
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Old 09-23-2008, 08:05 PM   #2
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I bought some from that same seller a couple of weeks ago. It's good stuff and they ship fast. I called them and paid for it on a Thursday and it arrived the following Wednesday. This was UPS ground from Ohio to Las vegas.
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Old 09-24-2008, 08:29 AM   #3
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heh he wont ship firearms to my state.... dont see why not. hes not selling anything that cant be sold here anyways.. too bad.
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Old 09-24-2008, 08:07 PM   #4
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heh he wont ship firearms to my state.... dont see why not. hes not selling anything that cant be sold here anyways.. too bad.
Are you in California? I see a lot of sellers on GB who won't ship there. Something about the laws and extra fees or somethine like that.
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Old 09-24-2008, 08:52 PM   #5
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never bought from them..can i still buy? is it steal cased?
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Old 09-24-2008, 09:56 PM   #6
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AIM US .223 55grn FMJ 500rd Can US .223 55grn FMJ 500rd Can

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Old 09-25-2008, 12:27 AM   #7
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never bought from them..can i still buy? is it steal cased?
GunBroker.com guns: Federal 5.56 XM193 55 Grn FMJ BT case of 500 223 (item: 111223226 ends: Sep-25-08 03:05:21 PM)

This is Federals Lake City ammo. Brass case.
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Old 09-25-2008, 12:28 AM   #8
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The deal Paper posted looks good too.
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Old 09-25-2008, 09:28 AM   #9
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I used to think most things like ammo were cheaper in the States but not so it seams.
It costs me the equivalent of $185 for 500 rounds of 4 year old, RG, boxer primed, SS109, 5.56nato in bandoliers of 10 rounds stripper clips. If I buy it in multiples of 900 rounds, I get the ammo can thrown in as well.
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I used to think most things like ammo were cheaper in the States but not so it seams.
It costs me the equivalent of $185 for 500 rounds of 4 year old, RG, boxer primed, SS109, 5.56nato in bandoliers of 10 rounds stripper clips. If I buy it in multiples of 900 rounds, I get the ammo can thrown in as well.
you used to be correctin thinking that, but in last year or so ammo prices have skyrocketed here inthe states.
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Old 09-25-2008, 10:36 AM   #11
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you used to be correctin thinking that, but in last year or so ammo prices have skyrocketed here inthe states.
So I'd better get buying more cos all our economy usually follows yours!
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Old 09-25-2008, 11:03 AM   #12
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The deal Paper posted looks good too.
Yes it is, but I've never heard of Centurion brand? Anyone else?
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New Centurion brand 2008 Production .223 Ammunition manufactured in the USA by a Department of Defense Contractor. This is First Quality ammunition utilizing the finest in components including a 55grn full copper jacketed lead core boat tail bullet, brass case, and Non-corrosive boxer primer. Bulked packed in 500rd bags in a 500rd .30cal ammunition can. This ammunition functioned flawlessly when run through independent professional testing, and posted very tight groups at 100 yards. While supplies last.
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Old 09-25-2008, 11:05 AM   #13
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Ammunition To Go : 500rds - .223 Centurion Military Contract 55gr. FMJ Ammo [a22355] - $169.95

... this is the same price and you don't have to send in any proof of age, address, etc. For this price, it's at least worth trying.
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Old 09-25-2008, 11:07 AM   #14
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Again, yes great price, but I've never heard of Centurion brand? Anyone else?

This is .223 Centurion Military Contract 55gr. FMJ Ammo. This ammo is manufactured by a U.S. Military contractor that has contracts to manufacture various types of ammunition and countermeasure flares for the U.S. Military. This ammo is brass cased, boxer primed, and 100% non-corrosive. This is clean, reliable, and accurate military grade ammo at a reasonable price. This is premium 100% new manufactured ammo, made in the USA. This ammo comes bulk packed.

Just because an ad states it's from or by a military contractor, doesn't factor into why I buy something. Not saying it does you or anyone else. But anyone can state anything in an ad. Not saying that they'll lie or or anything, but I take it all at face value when it comes to an ad or description of same.

FWIW, Federal Lake City brand is or once was also military grade/brand right?

I guess I'll just put it this way, they are all great buys on .223 and all we are trying to do is pass those deals or point out those deals to fellow members so that as many as possible see them and take advantage of them as possible...
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Old 09-25-2008, 11:14 AM   #15
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Thought I'd also share this in this thread as well. This is for 62gr. .223 ammo.
200 Rds. .223 Fmj 62 - Gr. (ammo Battle Pack), Rifle Ammunition, Military/Surplus at Sportsman's Guide

I sure like those battle packs. As long as they're kept sealed, the ammo stays dry and ready to use, even under water...And again, 62gr..
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Yes.... Lake City (LC) is the major military ammunition manufacturer.

All I was saying is that Centurion (for the price) is worth trying. Personally... I just bought some but do prefer Lake City over everything else.

The only .223 (5.56) that I've stayed away from (up to this point) is the South African "Battle Packs" for their amount of misfires. That tends to be problematic in full-auto fire.

Have you had any problems with those GlockMeister ... or have they "fixed" that problem?
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Yes.... Lake City (LC) is the major military ammunition manufacturer.



The only .223 (5.56) that I've stayed away from (up to this point) is the South African "Battle Packs" for their amount of misfires. That tends to be problematic in full-auto fire.

Have you had any problems with those GlockMeister ... or have they "fixed" that problem?

We used a lot of those SA battle packs and I've never heard of any problems with it. Only problem was it was Berdan primed.
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Hey LARRYO1970..... Did you get a HARUMPH! from that man??? Give the govenor his HARUMPH!

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From what I could find Centurion ordnance is a company out of Helotes,Texas. They market Aguila ammunition.

Centurion Ordnance, Inc.
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Hey LARRYO1970..... Did you get a HARUMPH! from that man??? Give the Governor his HARUMPH!

Nice reference...
LOL ... you are the first one ! Thanks for getting the reference.

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