9mm WWB in stock

[TedKennedy]

I made my order July 20. They just kept pushing the ship date back. Cancelled Aug 21

Man. You just harshed my mellow like you wouldn't believe.

 

[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

Ordered July 20, still waiting on items.
Expected ship date currently bumped out to mid October

 

[Michael Armstrong]

Wonder why they limit it. Plenty of suckers willing to pay that much

 

[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

I'm always the bearer of bad news! I just don't want y'all to think you'll have your ammo in a week, because they have unfulfilled orders from July that have to ship first

 

[CutBaitNBlowSh*tUp4ALivin]

I buy an absolute crap ton of stuff from OP. But I'll only buy if it's in stock on their page...

 

[TedKennedy]

Well, look at it this way...it's like buying oil futures (for those that know what that means) - when they get it, I've secured some at decent prices.

If I don't secure it, some enterprising person will, then sell it at a higher price.

So I can get in line, cash in hand now, or I can whine like a little ***** when someone charges 1.50 a round.

 

[Mad Professor]

Optics planet has 9mm Winchester White Box in stock (115 grain, FMJ). 200 round boxes for $64.99 with free shipping.

Just went on back order so you have to wait up to 29 days for shipping. Worth it if you have time to wait.

https://www.opticsplanet.com/winchester-usa-9mm-luger-115gr-fmj-handgun-ammo-200-rounds.html

Want to take bets on the up to 29 days part?

I hope it works out for you. But, don’t pass up other opportunities to purchase ammo based on anticipated delivery from OP.

 

[Glock 'em down]

No biggie. I'm not hurting for ammo right now. I still have plenty to tide me over for a little while. This just looked like a good price. If'n it arrives in 20-29 days, great. If it arrives in 6 months, happy birthday to me. I'll live either way.

 

[HiredHand]

I saw a comment written by a guy in the firearms training industry that it’s his suspicion that the wholesalers are holding back ammunition inventory from the market. The thought being they are waiting to see what happens later this year and expecting prices to jump up even further. I can see his point if the manufacturers are indeed producing as much ammunition as they possibly can given the current demand, but we aren’t seeing it reflected in retail inventories.

 

[Michael Armstrong]

I saw a comment written by a guy in the firearms training industry that it’s his suspicion that the wholesalers are holding back ammunition inventory from the market. The thought being they are waiting to see what happens later this year and expecting prices to jump up even further. I can see his point if the manufacturers are indeed producing as much ammunition as they possibly can given the current demand, but we aren’t seeing it reflected in retail inventories.

The current demand might be more than you think. You would be amazed the amount of out of state calls we get looking for ammo each day