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- Anonymous8 years ago
Buy it directly from the manufacturer. Your going to pay more, but you can get it that way. If you would have listed a caliber, I could have googled it for you, as an example of how this works. It's really not that hard. It just takes a little effort on your part. If you want something bad enough, you can get it pretty easy.
- 8 years ago
Usually, you want to go to a place that would normally sell ammunition to ask what day they generally get their shipments in. Then, go to said gun store or place that sells ammunition very early in the morning. They usually get shipments in before they open, and are more than willing to sell it to the numerous buyers as soon as the doors unlock.
In terms of pre-liberal frenzy stock, I doubt that they will ever be able to fill that order again within the next 7 months. By next hunting season, things will probably be going back to normal, but, I'm not sure about any time before then.
- augustLv 78 years ago
Whenever it's on the shelf at the brick-and-mortar store near you, or in stock on the website you choose to order from.
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- rmurf6987Lv 48 years ago
My FFL told me last weekend that its getting alittle easier to get. I bought 4 boxes of 380(Independence) for $16.75 per & 2 boxes of 38 spc(Aguila) for 17.99 per while I was there.
- 8 years ago
It depends upon where you live and what calibers you want.