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Hi folks.
There's a new indoor range that opened a couple months back near me that I want to join. I would like to take my AK-47 there to shoot once in a while, but in their rules, they say:
This means my 172 rounds of Silver Bear FMJ is out of the question.
So...is there ammo that I can buy that won't cost an arm and a leg that I can shoot at this range?
PLEASE NOTE: I DO NOT RELOAD, NOR DO I HAVE ANY INTENTIONS OF RELOADING. I live in a one-bedroom apartment with NO space for reloading equipment or supplies, nor do I care to buy reloading equipment when I could spend that money on other more immediate things (like ammo that's ready to shoot). That may change in the future, but I am NOT getting into it right now. So please don't suggest it. It's just not practical for me at this time. I don't shoot enough to justify reloading, nor do I have the space.
I preferably don't want to spend more than $170 for 500 rounds.
Thanks folks!
There's a new indoor range that opened a couple months back near me that I want to join. I would like to take my AK-47 there to shoot once in a while, but in their rules, they say:
Source: http://www.shootatsafefire.com/range-faq/Are there any Ammo Restrictions?
Answer: Yes, We do not allow a few types of ammo. No tracers, steel core, steel jacket (ie. Tulammo or Wolf), or armor piercing (ie. PMC LAP, green tips, etc.)
This means my 172 rounds of Silver Bear FMJ is out of the question.
So...is there ammo that I can buy that won't cost an arm and a leg that I can shoot at this range?
PLEASE NOTE: I DO NOT RELOAD, NOR DO I HAVE ANY INTENTIONS OF RELOADING. I live in a one-bedroom apartment with NO space for reloading equipment or supplies, nor do I care to buy reloading equipment when I could spend that money on other more immediate things (like ammo that's ready to shoot). That may change in the future, but I am NOT getting into it right now. So please don't suggest it. It's just not practical for me at this time. I don't shoot enough to justify reloading, nor do I have the space.
I preferably don't want to spend more than $170 for 500 rounds.
Thanks folks!