Loo/k/ what the mailman left for me today... $93.00 shipped,

>>33373697
heh, you're pretty good

>2017
>people still buying remanufactured ammo
I guess we do need new kaboom stories.

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i bet their painted copper

>>33373756

Oh, I'm sure you have plenty of horror stories about reloads taking an eye out...

I emptied the bag in to a new paint can...

>>33373756
You do realize that two of the most respected ammunition manufacturers in the US market are remanufacturers, right?
>Black Hills
>Bitterroot Valley

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>>33373799

Forgot pic...

>$0.186/rd
>remanufactured
Good job spending more money than new steelcase, and $0.03/rd less than new brass for the slight and rare possibility of your gun exploding.

>>33373996
>Good job spending more money than new steelcase...

I'm not a nigger.

And, ammo companies that blow up their customers don't stay in business.

If you don't like re-manufactured ammo, don't buy it.

>>33373814

No because that's false

>>33374155

>make thread asking how you did
>get told you did bad
>throw a fit
kek

>>33373697
>18.6 cents per round
Expensive, and for remans.

>>33373697
>reman

Say goodbye to your fingers

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Even better, look what the mailman left me. A nice kreiger

>>33373697
terrible considering I reload it for 9.3 CPR and I don't need to worry about waiting for my gun to explode from bubba's handloads

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>>33374169
Uh huh.

>>33374213

What is this supposed to be proof of?

>>33374225
That the company that supplies ALL the match ammunition to ALL branches of the military and holds several contracts for combat ammunition, and whose ammo holds more competitive shooting records than all other factory or reman loads, and enjoys a practically flawless track record and overwhelmingly glowing public opinion is itself a remanufacturer?

>>33374309

>That the company that supplies ALL the match ammunition to ALL branches of the military
Wrong

>and holds several contracts for combat ammunition,
So do some of the worst ammo manufacturers in America

>and whose ammo holds more competitive shooting records than all other factory or reman loads,
[citation needed]

>and enjoys a practically flawless track record
I didn't realize I was speaking to a paid blog advert from 2012

>and overwhelmingly glowing public opinion
top kek

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>>33374358
Nice proofs and (wrong) hot opinions you have there.

>>33374378

That which can be asserted without evidence can be refuted without evidence, retard.

>>33374378

Is this image supposed to prove something?

>>33374378
THat says that all branches purchase from them It doesn't say that all branches purchase ALL their ammo from them. You need reading comprehension.

>>33374404
Would you prefer I look up the actual contract numbers?

Or the memoranda for record showing that the DoD gets ammo from exactly 2 places: Lake City and Black Hills?

>>33374441
>>33374423
>>33374404
>>33374387
>>33374378
jfc no one cares

https://www.federalpremium.com/downloads/promotions/AEpromo_1_Coupon.pdf

>>33374441

The DoD solicits contracts with every new fiscal year. There is no way that only two ammo suppliers supply the entire US military.

>>33374213
>Our remanufactured line

This part implies they have a non-remanufactured line. I shoot their .308 moly match and its new made ammo.

>>33374155
The point is that you didn't really save that much money (especially not enough to brag about it in hopes of getting 4chan Gold) and that if you were a true Jew you'd be reloading your own.

>>33373697
My Blazer or Seller bellot 9mm is 21 cents a shot for new high quality ammo.
1,000rds for $211 (including shipping)

I don't mess around with remanufactured ammo because the slightly lower cost ain't worth it.

Especially when steel case is cheaper still

>>33374476
Especially not with fucking reloads.

Working at a shooting range I have seen an incredible amount of carastrophic failures from remanufactured. The only reloads that go into my guns are mine.

>>33374936

I call bullshit.

>>33373697
i get wolf at 0.16 cents shipped to my door by the thousand... in massachusetts nonetheless. 18.6 for reman is nothing to write home about

This sounds like a shitty shill trying to shill for....remanufactured ammo, of all things.

>>33373814
>two of the most respected ammunition manufacturers in the US market

sure thing chief

>>33375683
I get my shit for 0.14 cents shipped to my door by the two thousands...in Alaska nonetheless. 0.16 for wolf is nothing to write home about

What is it about remanufactured ammo that is bad? Too much powder?

>>33375683
>18.6 for reman is nothing to write home about
agrred. i dont shoot reman ammo, but i dont care if others do. but if you are, you should be atleast saving more money.
heres 19 cents per rounds after free shipping (if youre a member)
>https://www.slickguns.com/product/magtech-9mm-115-grain-fmc-250-rounds-5794

>>33375761
Remanufactured has already been fucked by someone else's gun. I don't want sloppy seconds and you should want better for yourself as well.

>>33373697
bubba's ziplok bag of ammo

>>33375761
the issue is accountability. no one and nothing is perfect. kabooms can happen with any type of ammo from anyone. but the difference is big name companies have insurance and employees to help you if theres an issue. if ammo you bought from some dude at a gunshow blows up, then what?
quality control is another issue. big companies with multi million dollar machines run by employees, vs that dude again.
in anycase, shoot whatever you want. its your guns and money

>>33373814
>First one is hokey
>Second one is literally who tier

>>33374210
why do people say reloading 9mm isnt worth it unless you like the hobby?

9.3CPR would absolutely be worth it.

>>33374192

My mailman brought me a nice Lothar Walther.

>>33375809
>hokey
>best commercial ammo avaliable
It used to be a lot less fucking stupid here.

>>33375823
Some people aren't into it. Large initial investment and time that can be spent jacking off

I walked into a gun shop recently and they had clear plastic bags of ammo. The guy said they were new manufacture but I wasn't there for ammo at the time. Sounded fishy though, is he bullshitting me? I've never shot reman ammo but it can't be that bad right?

>>33375852
>Black Hills
>Best

Not only is that your opinion, it's a wrong opinion.

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>>33374210
What projectile? I'm at 11cpr with my old xtreme plated bullets before they started getting expensive. Probably going to switch over the BBI since I shoot them in 40 now...

>>33375823

Because those people aren't factoring in their time. It's 9.3 cpr not counting labor. I make about $50/hr, which isn't upper-middle-class-tier, but it isn't nigger tier. How many hours is it going to take me to make 100 rounds after I've shopped online for what I want, set my equipment up, unpacked it all and gotten everything boxed to take to the range? An hour or two? How much to sweep my brass up at the range and clean it?

Not worth it, since my time is worth more than that. If I made closer to $20/hr then it might be worth it.

>>33375880
You are fucking around on 4chan right now... You probably don't make $50 an hour, and you definitely don't make that 24/7...

>>33375901

$50/hr isn't hard to make in the adult world, my man. I'm over 30, been fucking around on 4chan for over a decade. Used to browse /b/ all the time, then /pol/, now I'm here.

>>33375880
If you're on call 24/7 that's cool but some people have off time they like to spend reloading.

I don't get it. /k/ masturbates over milsurp rounds, which have a dodgy history no matter what they think, and at three times the price that OP paid.

Oh, yeah, I just remembered that this is /k/....on 4chan,

>>33375901
not that anon above but time and effort are big considerations in reloading.
you could cast your own bullets for free from scavenged lead. that sounds great but again, time and effort.

>>33375823
That's the cost if you cast your own bullets, which is a PITA, and doesn't account for your time.

There is still some risk in reloading and all the liability is on you.

For 9mm you need a pretty hefty investment to make it worthwhile, with a progressive press being the bare minimum. You also need to shoot A LOT.

Not saying it isn't worth it for some, but I can see why someone wouldn't bother seeing as 9mm is so cheap.

Also, collecting your brass is a pain unless you shoot at a private range/property.

>>33375921

Yeah, it sucks. I work a lot, and I have kids and a wife and dog and shit. Some people don't have as many obligations pulling them in every single direction, and if you have the time then I say reloading might be right for you. Shit, when my kids gets older I might put their tiny fingers to good use and get them some reloading equipment for my birthday.

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>>33375915
>he works per hour
>he thinks he's an adult

>>33375915

We can believe anything we wish to about ourselves, anon.

I make $272 dollars an hour because I say I make $272 dollars and hour.

>>33375915
>retard/10

Unless you're a professional dick sucker it is.


I'm a chemical engineer and I don't make that kind of money.

>Proof or kys

>>33375941
Definitely conscript your children into free labor. My uncle didn't let me use his guns unless I made at least a case of ammo on the press.

I make $25 an hour, no overtime, only comp-time so I essentially get paid to reload...

>>33375924
we arent talking about any other ammo but 9mm. OP posts about buying reman ammo for a mediocre at best price and asks "how'd i do?". we're telling him- he didnt do well.

>>33375970

I'm a cop, but I coordinate extra jobs for other officers in a major metropolitan area.

>>33376047

Yeah, no.

>>33375869
Someone cut down my picture.

>>33376047
Either you're lying, or my tax dollahrinos are being pissed out a helicopter.

Post proof, or I assume you're a McRonald's employee.

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>>33376134
then it was someone else because those are my bullets.... 124gr Xtreme 9mm, 3.9 titegroup, cci SPP and remshit brass.

>>33373697

>falling for the brass meme instead of buying cheap steel
>wasting time crawling around collecting brass instead of just leaving your steel cases

I got a 900 round spam can of 9mm Tula for $72 a few months ago. Stop wasting your money on already used brass and instead wait for good deals on steel.

>>33376340
This famalam. I don't see the point of specifically buying brass unless you yourself reload or plan to reload in the future, and if that were the case you wouldn't be buying someone else's reloads.

>>33376332

sweatingbrassjew.png

>>33376332
Ahh, so they are. My bad.

>>33376371
I tell me buddies to buy brass, cause I reload it for myself and trade them loaded ammo for it.

>>33373697
>Paying for reload's
>Not being retarded
Pick one faggot.

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>>33376332
>I can smell it