Using AmmoSeek.com: My Experience

[alan]

I've used AmmoSeek.com a few times when I was on the hunt for .223 and 9mm ammo, and I found it pretty helpful. It's nice how you can compare prices across multiple retailers all in one place. I did notice that prices can change quickly, so it's worth checking back frequently if you have a specific product in mind. I didn't run into any sketchy sellers, but I've learned to stick with well-known sites when I see them listed. One tip I can share is to double-check shipping costs, as they can add up and affect your overall price. Overall, I think it's a solid tool, just be sure to do your due diligence before you make a purchase.

 

[High Dez]

You can filter your query to show 'free' or 'low shipping' costs. Saves a lot of time.

 

[Eastenerwesterner]

Worthless to us in CA until Rhode V Bonta gets sorted out. Unless you want to go through BS.

 

[High Dez]

Worthless to us in CA until Rhode V Bonta gets sorted out. Unless you want to go through BS.

Last time I checked you could still get free shipping to a CA FFL. You may have to search for a seller to CA but I've done it many times since the original ruling several years ago. Depending on the FFL you shouldn't pay more than $20/1000 rounds. You'll still save lots of $ compared to your LGS or LAX Ammo.

 

[Eastenerwesterner]

Last time I checked you could still get free shipping to a CA FFL. You may have to search for a seller to CA but I've done it many times since the original ruling several years ago. Depending on the FFL you shouldn't pay more than $20/1000 rounds. You'll still save lots of $ compared to your LGS or LAX Ammo.

See my second sentence"unless you want to go through BS".
48 other states don't have to.