Who's your favorite ammo manufacturer?

Question

Mine is by far Monarch, I'd legitimately say that over 95% of the ammo I buy is from them and the list of reasons for that is continuing to grow as they begin to sell new kinds of ammo such as their brass.223 soft point ammo they just came out with, and for you hunters, they came out with brass soft pointed 30-06, .243, and.270. And at $0.17 per round for their hot steel cased 9mm, it's not hard to tell why I love their ammo so much. Who's your favorite ammo manufacturer?

Answer 1

Duckysback

Yoda

Whatever I can get in bulk at the time, options where I live are pretty limited. Haven’t had to buy ammo in a while though.

Answer 2

WarningWarning

Xper 5

Hornady, then reload the shells. Twice. Then hornady again.

Matt57

1 y
I so need to get into reloading. Here in california you now have to be 21, have background checks, have a real ID just to buy Ammunition. Also if you don’t already have one registered weapon that has been purchased in the last five years or something like that, you have to pay like a $19 additional fee each time you buy Ammunition.🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

Let it be known, that we didn’t vote for this. LA and SF did and the rest of us don’t get a say.
WarningWarning

1 y
@Matt57 oh my, that's why you need to live in the deep south, cajun country.
Matt57

1 y
As much as I would like that, I can’t tolerate a dry 107 degrees in the summer here, and I sure as hell wouldn’t be able to handle 108 with 60% humidity in like TX. I’m thinking more like Montana, Wyoming, or Tennessee.

Answer 3

Matt57

I so need to get into reloading. Here in california you now have to be 21, have background checks, have a real ID just to buy Ammunition. Also if you don’t already have one registered weapon that has been purchased in the last five years or something like that, you have to pay like a $19 additional fee each time you buy Ammunition.🙄🤦🏻‍♂️

Let it be known, that we didn’t vote for this. LA and SF did and the rest of us don’t get a say.

Answer 4

WarningWarning

@Matt57 oh my, that's why you need to live in the deep south, cajun country.

Answer 5

Matt57

As much as I would like that, I can’t tolerate a dry 107 degrees in the summer here, and I sure as hell wouldn’t be able to handle 108 with 60% humidity in like TX. I’m thinking more like Montana, Wyoming, or Tennessee.