I got my first pistol
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Winchester white box. $.38 per round.
www.rogerssportinggoods.com
USA 9mm Handgun Ammunition - 115 gr FMJ Bullet, Box of 200
Backed by generations of legendary excellence, Winchester
www.rogerssportinggoods.com
Yea you can get better for less than that.
Was looking at that just before u sent it! Already in my checkout box. Currently there is a recall on these though so hopefully it’ll be a good lot number. Buying 1200 rounds!Winchester white box. $.38 per round.
USA 9mm Handgun Ammunition - 115 gr FMJ Bullet, Box of 200
Backed by generations of legendary excellence, Winchester
White box is trash
Should’ve told me before I bought it! This will be my target ammo, I’m going to find something for self defense and get a few hundred rounds. I read the reviews for white box and it’s really not bad from what everyone says. I’ve used it a handful of times and never had any problems.
also when I bought it the website didn’t ID me or anything. Kinda weird.
It goes bang.
And it kills varmints
I mean sometimes it does
It will be good to practice malfunctions when it doesn't go off
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
Interesting choice; I've never shot a CZ before.
Ammo is starting to come down in price, I recommend buying only a couple boxes now and saving up money for when it starts going below 30 cents a round. I don't think 9mm will hit <20 cents/round this year but I would love to be wrong this one time.
Ammo is starting to come down in price, I recommend buying only a couple boxes now and saving up money for when it starts going below 30 cents a round. I don't think 9mm will hit <20 cents/round this year but I would love to be wrong this one time.
White box is fine.
There is no such thing as a non malfunctioning pistol. I've had a malfunction on nearly every firearm I own including revolvers. Practice the failure skills more and worry about the super super bestest gun and ammo less.
There is no such thing as a non malfunctioning pistol. I've had a malfunction on nearly every firearm I own including revolvers. Practice the failure skills more and worry about the super super bestest gun and ammo less.
WWB…It sure does go bang.
In all seriousness though, WWB most likely should be fine for target ammo. WWB does seem to have higher failure rates than some other ammo. Not that the percentage is astronomically high, but it still happens. Every ammo has issues, WWB just has less QC than some others.
In all seriousness though, WWB most likely should be fine for target ammo. WWB does seem to have higher failure rates than some other ammo. Not that the percentage is astronomically high, but it still happens. Every ammo has issues, WWB just has less QC than some others.
QC?
Alright so I just bought the optic! So overall we’re about $1200 for the pistol, ammo, and optic combined! Lastly I need to buy some legal sized magazines and I will be set. Very excited to arrive home.
- Solar failsafe
- Exclusive, patent pending ACSS Vulcan reticle
- Large outer reference circle can be deactivated per user preference
- 10 MOA center chevron
- 2 Reticle modes
- Shake awake technology
- Red LED
- Multicoated glass
- 7075-T6 aluminum construction
- Black hardcoat anodized
- Convenient battery tray
- 50,000 hour battery life
- Powered by (1) CR1632 Li Ion Battery
- Holosun Limited Lifetime Warranty
QC: Quality Control
Quality control
This is not a bad dot..
Gun mag wear house
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
Magazines for Rifles, Handguns and Shotguns | GunMag Warehouse - CZ P-10 Compact 9mm 10-Round Magazine ; recommend using a one-time credit card # unless they've boosted site security
Gun Magazines | Shop Gun Magazines for Sale Online at The Mag Shack is a good one sometimes; CZ P10C ones here
Those are the two main sites I've used over the years.
What about EBay. I saw some awhile ago for 20 something bucks
So is there insurance you can get on ur pistol so this damage will be covered?
MikeyCNY
6.5 Creedmoor
I've purchased holsters from Ebay but never magazines.
Sometimes the ammo company takes care of it, unless you're using 20-year-old .50 BMG SLAP rounds.
There’s pretty much insurance for anything and everything if your willing to pay for it.
You then have to ask yourself is thst insurance policy worth how much you are going to pay for however long for something that will probably never happen (more likely to happen with handloads, hand loads bought at a gun show all loose in a lunch bag being sold by Bubs who loaded them and has been doing so for the last 50 years)
Yeah, I don’t buy homemade reloads for anything. My guns are worth too much to just be like “Welppp, I sure hope Cletus didn’t put too much powder in this baby. We finna’ find out!”
