Ammo Prices in January 2024

Published on January 10, 2024
Duration: 10:42

This video provides an expert-level overview of January 2024 ammunition prices at Academy Sports + Outdoors, presented by Mark from Fit'n Fire. The analysis covers a wide range of calibers from .22 LR to 30-06 Springfield, offering specific price-per-round breakdowns for various brands and loads. Mark offers practical advice on where to source bulk versus specialty ammunition, leveraging his direct field observations.

Quick Summary

In January 2024, ammunition prices at Academy Sports + Outdoors showed Federal Auto Match .22 LR at roughly 8.6 cents/round and bulk Winchester M855 5.56 NATO at 60 cents/round. Handgun calibers like 9mm ranged from 37.5-58 cents/round. The video advises using large retailers for bulk and local shops for specialty ammo.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction and Context
  2. 00:57Store Inventory Overview
  3. 01:26.22 LR Price Breakdown
  4. 02:56Handgun Caliber Pricing
  5. 04:45Revolver Caliber Pricing
  6. 05:24Rifle Caliber Pricing (.223/5.56)
  7. 06:42Hunting and Precision Rifle Pricing
  8. 09:05Conclusion and Recommendations

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the January 2024 ammunition prices for .22 LR at Academy Sports + Outdoors?

In January 2024, .22 LR ammunition prices at Academy Sports + Outdoors ranged from approximately 8.6 cents per round for Federal Auto Match to 16 cents per round for some Aguila loads. Norma Tac-22 was around 12 cents per round, CCI and Winchester were about 10-13 cents per round, and Remington was approximately 10 cents per round.

How did 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington prices compare in January 2024?

For 5.56 NATO and .223 Remington, prices in January 2024 varied. Bulk Winchester M855 was noted at 60 cents per round for a 200-round pack, while Remington UMC was priced at 67.5 cents per round. This suggests bulk purchases offer better value for range ammunition.

What are the general price ranges for common handgun calibers in early 2024?

In early 2024, common handgun calibers saw varied pricing. 9mm Luger ranged from 37.5 to 58 cents per round, .45 ACP was between 54 and 57.5 cents per round, and 10mm Auto was the most expensive, ranging from 70 cents to $1.25 per round.

What advice is given for purchasing ammunition?

The video suggests leveraging big-box stores like Academy Sports + Outdoors for bulk ammunition purchases due to competitive pricing. For more specialized ammunition needs, supporting local 'mom and pop' shops is recommended.

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