I've used AmmoSeek.com a few times while searching for 9mm and .223 ammo, and overall, I had a pretty good experience. The site definitely helped me compare prices from various sellers, which is super useful these days with how ammo prices can fluctuate. I found some great deals that I wouldn't have seen otherwise. Just a heads-up, though—sometimes the inventory can be a bit off, so it's wise to double-check the retailer's site for actual availability before placing an order. I've come across a couple of sketchy sellers who had good prices but terrible reviews, so make sure to read the feedback and pick the ones with a solid reputation. It's a handy tool, but just use some common sense while shopping around.
Thoughts on Using AmmoSeek.com for Ammo Shopping
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Nutmeg_Scout2
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AmmoSeek saves time, but filter for sellers with fast shipping. I always cross-check stock on their site. grabbed 500 rounds of .308 for under 40 cents each last month.
princeWill
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Keep an eye on those shipping costs. It’s frustrating when you think you’ve found a great deal, only to be hit with high freight fees that ruin everything.
fvernic
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I only use it for specialty ammo like odd ball cartridges and rimfire.
Like anything on this box, one needs to slow down and digest all that’s on the screen before clicking BUY.
I believe ammo seek does a fantastic job of filtering but if you don’t read the Key to their system one can definitely get into trouble and think there’s a bait and switch when there isn’t.
Like anything on this box, one needs to slow down and digest all that’s on the screen before clicking BUY.
I believe ammo seek does a fantastic job of filtering but if you don’t read the Key to their system one can definitely get into trouble and think there’s a bait and switch when there isn’t.
