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trigger643 · 03-30-2003, 04:18 PM

road kill, look at gunbroker.com (forthehunt.com), battlerifles.com, cheaperthandirt.com for your ammo needs. I purchased some isreali .30-06 off of gunbroker for $50 / 1,000 rounds.

As this is the Luger forum, I would suspect these folks, and me included, are pretty much interested in the weapon itself and not so much geared towards finding the fodder to feed it, though there is a shooting forum in this group.

By the way, In my Lugers, P-38s, my Sig 210s and other vintage 9mm weapons, I only shoot 115 gr. US mfg. FMJ. In my collector weapons I try to limit my their abuse with the closest to original spec ammo I can find. Over the years I've tried to limit the calibre of the guns I own, too. 230 grain ball for my .45's, 150 gr. ball for my .30-06 and .308s or 168 gr. match ball, etc. Most of my closet is either 9mm, .45, .30-06, .223 or .308.

03-30-2003, 04:18 PM	#7
trigger643 User Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Murfreesboro Posts: 502 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts	road kill, look at gunbroker.com (forthehunt.com), battlerifles.com, cheaperthandirt.com for your ammo needs. I purchased some isreali .30-06 off of gunbroker for $50 / 1,000 rounds. As this is the Luger forum, I would suspect these folks, and me included, are pretty much interested in the weapon itself and not so much geared towards finding the fodder to feed it, though there is a shooting forum in this group. By the way, In my Lugers, P-38s, my Sig 210s and other vintage 9mm weapons, I only shoot 115 gr. US mfg. FMJ. In my collector weapons I try to limit my their abuse with the closest to original spec ammo I can find. Over the years I've tried to limit the calibre of the guns I own, too. 230 grain ball for my .45's, 150 gr. ball for my .30-06 and .308s or 168 gr. match ball, etc. Most of my closet is either 9mm, .45, .30-06, .223 or .308. __________________ "There are three reasons to own a gun: To protect yourself and your family, to hunt dangerous and delicious animals, and to keep the King of England out of your face." Ã¢?? Krusty the Clown