Ammo Prices CRASHED! These 10 Calibers Now DIRT CHEAP (Stock Up FAST!)

Published on October 5, 2025
Duration: 13:11

This video provides an expert-level analysis of current ammunition pricing trends, identifying ten calibers that have become significantly more affordable. The presenter, Ted from Line45, details specific price points and availability for calibers like 9mm Luger, 5.56 NATO, and .22 LR, emphasizing the opportunity for shooters to stock up. He highlights the return to pre-shortage pricing for many calibers, making regular training and practice more accessible.

Quick Summary

Ammunition prices have significantly decreased for several popular calibers in 2025, presenting a prime opportunity for shooters to stock up. Key calibers like 9mm Luger FMJ are available for $0.20-$0.23 per round, 223/5.56 NATO for $0.32-$0.38, and 22 LR for as low as $0.05-$0.08 per round. This price drop makes regular training more accessible and cost-effective.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which calibers have seen a significant drop in ammunition prices recently?

Several calibers have experienced price drops, including 9mm Luger FMJ ($0.20-$0.23/round), 223 Remington/5.56 NATO ($0.32-$0.38/round), 22 LR ($0.06-$0.08/round), 40 S&W ($0.28-$0.36/round), 7.62x39mm ($0.32-$0.38/round for steel-case), 308 Winchester ($0.50-$0.60/round for bulk), 12 Gauge target loads ($0.32-$0.38/shell), and 5.45x39mm ($0.38-$0.45/round).

What are the current price points for 9mm Luger FMJ ammunition?

9mm Luger FMJ ammunition is currently priced around $0.20 to $0.23 per round. A 1,000-round case of brands like Magtech or Sellier & Bellot can be found for under $230 shipped, making it an affordable option for regular training.

Is it a good time to buy 5.56 NATO ammunition?

Yes, 223 Remington/5.56 NATO ammunition prices have become more reasonable, with FMJ listings between $0.32 and $0.38 per round. Buying in bulk (500+ rounds) is recommended for AR-15 owners to take advantage of these prices for training.

Why are 40 S&W ammunition prices low?

40 S&W ammunition prices are low due to decreased demand as law enforcement agencies have largely switched back to 9mm. This has created an opportunity for shooters to acquire practice ammo for $0.28-$0.36 per round.

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