Where to buy assorted ammo bundles?

Where can I buy a bundle of assorted ammo?
I don't know if anyone has any service that looks like this. But I had a friend who mentioned something like it. I'm looking for a total of about a thousand rounds or more. And various common calibers like 12 gauge, 30-06, 9mm, 45acp, 22, etc.

 

Lots of places on line- Lucky Gunner, SG Ammo, Midways USA, Brownell's, Aim Surplus, etc.

 

Palmetto Sate Armory ( on the line )

 

I may be technologically challenged but I can't find a bundle of assorted ammo, by that I mean I don't want to buy the ammo in bulk separated by caliber, but placing an order for one product that has various types of ammunition in one

 

Just add the number of rounds of each caliber to your cart and click buy. I've never seen a bundle like what you're talking about because everyone has different wants.

 

Contact the various bulk sellers and ask if the have mixed bags of random ammo from spills.

The old bulk seller back in the 90's paragon used to have bags of sweepings from broken bags or boxes of ammo.

But you have no choice in what you get.
Or order small lots from a bulk seller.

 

Why don't you make your own?

 

Maybe he value his time and has the money to spend $$$$$ tax seasonnn

 

Well, he didn't state his purpose so....either one of us could be right.

 

Finders fee please ?

 

Revisiting your question to give you a solid -

If you want variety, at a good price, and want to match your lots, SGAmmo is awesome for this.

I've used them for the calibers I don't reload (.22lr) as well as the extra plinking ammo I wouldn't reload for (steel case for my AK's). I used to teach marksmanship so I'd opt for whatever was cheapest, readily available, and held at least 1 MOA.

If you shoot longer range, and value consistency, you can get quality ammo from SGAmmo as well but really, it'd be best to load your own.

 

Appreciate your responses guys lol.
I was just trying to save some extra money. A friend had mentioned something like what I was asking about for a ridiculously low price.
Well, I thought I was missing out and wanted to get in on the action but I had no luck finding these bundles.
I ended up building my own eventually, just like I have been doing.
But if I find this secret bundle information, I'll pass it along

 

Mom and Pop shops, that way you won't end up on a list.

 

Good luck, the days of inexpensive surplus seem to be a thing of the past, fewer and fewer small stores seem to carry ammo and when they do it's only hunting ammo at a large markup, Walmart dropped popular calibers and "handgun" ammo, even companies like Georgia Arms who used to sell inexpensive re-manufactured ammo have gone up, etc. You can get on PSA's, MidwayUSA, and all of the others sales mailing list and most of them send out at least one email a day. Just watch for sales on the calibers you want but you have to move quick or the neckbeards will snatch it up.

Anther option is garage sales and estate sales but that's going to eat up a bunch of time unless you just like going to them for fun. Yet another option, albeit a bit ghoulish, is to let your older family members know that you're always looking for deals. My parent's generation is dying off and one of my uncles has picked up some good deals off some of his friend's widows and people who were going into assisted living.

 

Thanks for your response brotha. Good info here for sure. And yes, I went to Walmart yesterday to look for ammo and had a rude awakening when the clerk sarcastically told me they no longer carry some "mass shooting or assault weapon" rifle ammo or handgun ammo since November.

I got a box of 556 from academy at a decent price and other calibers from Palmetto State.

 

Watch the PSA Daily Deals, they'll often run specials where you'll get an AR lower or a handful of magazines plus ammo for a good deal. Be very careful though, inexpensive lowers have a way of turning into complete guns and before you know if you need a new larger, more expensive, safe.



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Doesn't sound like a terrible problem to have. An expensive one, however, yes.

 

Sportsman’s Warehouse has ammo sales regularly. Unless you have a gun in every major caliber, getting a mixed bag of ammo would likely cost you more per round than just watching for sales.

I’ve been trying to buy a box or three of what I shoot every couple months, especially if there are sales. just to slowly build a stockpile. I’ve got a comfortable amount of .22lr at this point at least, need to start focus on 38/357 and 20ga.

I’ve also purposely limited my gun choices to prevent myself from having to stock more calibers than necessary, so it makes the process easier.

 

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That clerk sounds like a pretentious douche canoe. Glad to hear you found some somewhere else.

 

I think he said it as a joke, but hard to say.