Here’s a sale I can get behind! (Yes, I’m aware that some people have a problem with Ammoman.com having to do with an SKS rifle that was supposedly a “bring-back” that wasn’t. I don’t have first-hand knowledge of this, and my dealings with the site have always been good.)
Ammoman.com is having an “ammo by the pound” sale:
More often than we’d like, we pull ammo off the delivery truck from a manufacturer and we find blemishes or damage to the packaging itself. Often, it’s nothing major. Maybe the corner of the box was torn or the logo of the ammunition maker was scraped so it’s just not as pretty as what you’d expect.
The rounds are good, the cases are undamaged, and the rounds will function properly but nobody wants to get a banged up box of ammo when they’re paying full price. So, we’re generally forced to scrap the ammo. Our guys take it out of the box, toss the rounds into a barrel, and pile up in the corner calling it “waste”.
We don’t have a ton of it, but it’s been collecting in our warehouse for years and it could be making somebody’s guns really happy. These rounds need a home.
While it would take us years to separate the full metal jacket range rounds from the hollow-point self-defense rounds but we could easily find a way to sort the calibers.
The boys in the warehouse went to work and found a solution.
They bought a few shell sorters and separated out all the calibers and then hand-checked to ensure the sort was done properly. Combined, it’s a lot of ammo in a wide range of calibers. We’re talking thousands of rounds ranging from 9mm to .22 long rifle, to 5.56×45 NATO.
What that means is we have bins of various known calibers unsorted by grain or bullet type. For example, our 9mm round bins contain rounds ranging from full metal jacket to jacketed hollow point, 115 grain to 147 grain, all mixed together in a bit of a hodge-podge. To sort it would cost thousands of dollars but we’d rather pass the savings on to shooters.
From there, each caliber was bagged and placed inside a 30 Cal Plano or 50 Cal ammo can. Now, we have a limited inventory of these rounds available for a price that’s extremely competitive and likely better than what you’ll find anywhere else.
Check it out. The sale goes live at midnight Thursday night/Friday morning.
UPDATE: 12:00AM EST and the Ammoman.com website was obviously made by the same people who did Healthcare.gov! Somehow I don’t think I’m going to get to order any 9mm tonight.
UPDATE: 12:22AM EST Aaaand it’s gone!