Best deal on 223 for a mini 14?

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pharmseller
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Best deal on 223 for a mini 14?

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I put money down on a stainless mini 14, so now I'm looking for the best deal on a case of 223. Where should I look, and what bullet weight?

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Re: Best deal on 223 for a mini 14?

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Ha! Funny you should ask that. I took this pic yesterday at my buddy's gunshop. He buys each caliber by the PALLET. He has pallets of 9, 40, 45,223,38, 357, .22 and a few others. I really don't know if its a deal or not, but he sure sells a lot of it.--------------Sixgun

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Re: Best deal on 223 for a mini 14?

Post by Slick »

OUCH!... My local shop just dropped the price on black-box XM-193 (LC headstamp) from $8 down to $7 for a 20-round box. So I picked up 200 rounds for $70 + tax.
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