380 auto ammo?

[garyb]

Shopping for 380 auto ammo for my wife's gun. Anyone know who has reasonably priced ($30-35/100 for order of 500) in stock...by mail? I noticed that the price really jumped up. Not really a surprise.

I have some brass and a good supply of primers. I can find more once shot brass, bullets, dies, shellplate, etc... It appears that reloading may be much cheaper these days considering we'll reuse our brass. However, before I place my reloading order...

I thought I'd check to see if anyone has a reasonably priced supplier. Thanks.

[cloud]

check out www.slickguns.com cabelas is showing Remington 380 in stock at about .34 a round

[skiflydive]

www.natchezss.com has Aguilla and Remington in stock. The Aguilla is $23.23/box of 50.

[wyntrout]

To my zipcode the shipping is $12 UPS to $16 FedEx:

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Winchester 380 Auto 95gr. 500rds

Availability

In Stock: 30


Quantity:


$ 209.99

Winchester 380 Auto
95 Gr. Full Metal Jacket
Brass casings
50 Rounds per Box
500 Rounds per Case

[GROTMAN]

Sorry, don't mean to hijack the thread but while on the subject I see Monarch brass 380 ammo at our local Academy Sports for pretty cheap. Has anyone tried this ammo and if so is it any good? Forget the exact price but was something like 14.00 for a box of 50 rounds.

[ParabellumJ]

Try www.gunbot.net

[garyb]

Thanks for your help guys. Very, very helpful info. My decision was to spend roughly $210 plus shipping and any hazardous fees on this ammo or to purchase Hornady dies, shell plate, 500 Berry's plated bullets, 3 extra retainer springs (didn't have spares on hand), and 500 once shot cases...to reload my own. I've got 5 lbs of powder and plenty of primers for the 380 on hand. It turned out to be slightly less expensive to go the reload route, on this purchase. Down the road, having the equipment will more than pay for itself. I enjoy reloading and can customize my loads for this gun.
Thanks again for all your help. Very helpful crew here and it is very much appreciated.