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I check ammoseek.com regularly, looking for .380 and .22lr for myself and for 9mm for a friend. Monday I found Aguila Super Extra at South Georgia Outdoors for only 7.3 cents per round (including shipping) with no limit. I immediately ordered a full case - 5,000. It arrived today, Thursday!
I had never heard of South Georgia Outdoors before but looked up customer reviews and they were all 5 star excellent. Add my 5 stars to that also!
When I get ammo by the case I share with my two close shooting buddies, so it is not just all for me. I am now restocked with .22lr. The last time I bought a case of that Aguila Super Extra a couple years ago it was 5 cents per round. To get it for only 7.3 cents per round NOW, when everyone else is price gouging, was a bit miraculous. Yes, it was sold out within an hour or so.
The Aguila shoots really well in 2 of my 3 .22lr hand guns. My Ruger Mark IV Lite only likes CCI mini mags, period, but it is not my favorite gun by a long shot in any case. The only drawback to the Aguila is that they are still using Eley primer which they don't advertise, but when you shoot it you recognize that permeating smell! It can stay in my nose for hours and hours. So I only use it for outdoor shooting where the breeze helps waft it away. I save other brands for when the weather is so bad that my friend and I have to go to the local indoor range.
I'm still hoping for a case of .380 at a price lower than the national debt, and so are my two shooting buddies.
I had never heard of South Georgia Outdoors before but looked up customer reviews and they were all 5 star excellent. Add my 5 stars to that also!
When I get ammo by the case I share with my two close shooting buddies, so it is not just all for me. I am now restocked with .22lr. The last time I bought a case of that Aguila Super Extra a couple years ago it was 5 cents per round. To get it for only 7.3 cents per round NOW, when everyone else is price gouging, was a bit miraculous. Yes, it was sold out within an hour or so.
The Aguila shoots really well in 2 of my 3 .22lr hand guns. My Ruger Mark IV Lite only likes CCI mini mags, period, but it is not my favorite gun by a long shot in any case. The only drawback to the Aguila is that they are still using Eley primer which they don't advertise, but when you shoot it you recognize that permeating smell! It can stay in my nose for hours and hours. So I only use it for outdoor shooting where the breeze helps waft it away. I save other brands for when the weather is so bad that my friend and I have to go to the local indoor range.
I'm still hoping for a case of .380 at a price lower than the national debt, and so are my two shooting buddies.