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Welcome to Armed American News’ newest feature: The Weekly Ammo Report.

It is sponsored as a public service by Lane Elkins, owner of Cheap Gun Club.com. Lane buys and sells ammunition for a living. He’s a seasoned pro who knows the ammunition marketplace better than most.

Here are his weekly observations and prognostications:

  • 5.56mm is disappearing. There’s plenty of green tip available, but everyone wants 55 grain, and there’s none of that out there.
  • A good price of green tip is $0.60 per round. I have it for $0.58 per round, which is an increase. At one point we had it for $0.50 per round.
  • Ammunition from Eastern Europe will be difficult to get for a while. Many of the countries are sending their ammo to Ukraine.
  • Shotgun ammo is still ridiculous to find – any type of shotgun ammo. Some private clubs will sell you four boxes – 100 rounds – but only if you’re a club member and shoot it at their course.
  • I can’t find .410 ammo anywhere.
  • If it’s not a “mainstream” caliber, no one is making it. Calibers like .32 ACP or .500 Smith & Wesson are impossible to find.
  • No one is making .300 Blackout because it needs 5.56 casings and there aren’t enough to go around. This really sucks for those who bought short .300 ARs.
  • There is some .300 Blackout being manufactured with factory seconds brass, but be careful. If it didn’t pass a factory inspection the first time, I don’t want to use it in my gun.

Don’t forget to check out Cheap Gun Club.com’s weekly specials:

Tula 7.62x39mm $6.99 for a box of 20, or $339.99 for a case of 1,000 rounds.

Igman 124 grain 9mm $15.99 for a box of 50, or $309.99 for a case of 1,000 rounds.

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