Smart Shopper — Find Ammo Bargains with WikiArms
If you’re looking for loaded ammunition at affordable prices, WikiArms.com can help you find a good deal. WikiArms constantly searches the listings of ammo vendors across the web. Then WikiArms ranks the offerings by cost per round, low to high. This way you can instantly compare prices from multiple vendors including Ammomen, Ammo Supply Warehouse Ammunition Depot, Brownells, Cheaper Than Dirt, Lucky Gunner, Natchez, SG Ammo, Sportsmans Superstore, and Walmart. Search bots refresh pricing constantly so listed prices are normally current within five minutes. WikiArms even displays the amount of product currently in stock for each vendor.
Using WikiArms is easy. Just click your choice of caliber (such as .22 LR, 9mm, or .308 Win) on the navigation bar, or hit the Good Deals link (bottom left column) to see a variety of cartridge types all at one time. WikiArms is fast, and it is FREE to use. Check it out.
WikiArms also tracks prices on reloading components — bullets, brass, primers, and powders. From the WikiArms Home page, look at the left column under the “Reloading” header. From there you can select the type of components you want.
Using the WikiArms cartridge-specific search function, we found some great deals on quality .22 LR rimfire ammo. (You never can have too much .22 LR we say.) For example, USA-made CCI Blazer .22 LR Lead Round Nose ammo is just $17.99 for 525 rounds. That’s just $0.34 (3.4 cents) per round for quite decent plinking/fun rimfire ammo.
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Tags: .22 LR Ammo, Ammo Bargain, Ammunition, Sopping, WikiArms
As somebody who’s been using both WikiArms and AmmoSeek for a few years now, I’ve noticed something.
WikiArms has by far the more user-friendly website, BUT AmmoSeek always seems to have a sliiiiiiightly cheaper deal than what I can find on WikiArms. Nearly every single time.