Websites for ammo

[bhs91]

Anybody have any suggestions for good websites to buy shotgun ammo?

Thanks!

[nofishfisherman]

I bought some ammo from a place called hinterland outfitters. I bought some .270 ammo not shotgun shells but from what I could see prices were several dollars per box less than you find in the store and after shipping costs I think the total costs were pretty comparable to buying from a store.

I had my ammo in 3-4 days with no issues.

[carpshooterdeluxe]

For steel shot, Dunns & Roger's usually consistently have the lowest prices. Graf & Sons, Cheaper than Dirt, and Reed's also have some great deals occasionally. There are a few others out there that from time to time will have some good sales, but they usually kill you on shipping.

[harvey lee]

Every season after the deer season, I go to Mills Fleet farm and get boxes of ammo for my rifles at a pretty darn good price.

I actually buy much more than needed every season as I have run into some great pricing.

You would have to go to their stores though.

I have not checked out there shotgun shell prices but if they discount and put them on sale like the rifle shells, then they would have some very good prices. I am sure this varies from store to store and the time of the season when one stops in.

[bigbucks]

Fleet at least in Alex & St. Cloud were sold out of virtually every kind of slug by the time opening day hit this year. I doubt they're restocking this year.

[candiru]

I have bought shotgun shells on-line from Rogers Sporting Goods. Price and customer service were good.

As for picking stuff up now at a store, Scheels always seems to stay stocked better than most other stores. Their prices are competitive as well.

[harvey lee]

Fleet at least in Alex & St. Cloud were sold out of virtually every kind of slug by the time opening day hit this year. I doubt they're restocking this year.

I noticed that this fall when I stopped for rifle ammo. Last few years they have had quite the selection of ammo after the season.

Maybe someone is now watching inventory a bit closer.

[SmilinBob]

as a local retailer I would advise you to shop around a bit and save the shipping costs just to spend time to come within 10% and keep local shops in business.