jeganrocks
Active Member
Cheaper than dirt has this onsale for $10 a box and if you buy 10, you get free shipping. There is also a rebate from winchester.
Winchester USA .40 S&W Ammunition 500 rounds for $100 ($75 after rebate)
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Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
I am proud to be the first one to respond that I will never shop there again.
plinkerton
Ultimate Member
I second your first
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
For the OP, I'm not the only one who was a victim of their gouging...
I ordered 1000rds of Wolf 7.62x39 for $199. Two days later, Sandy Hook CT happened. My order was cancelled because item was "out of stock". Less than 2 hours later it was back in stock, but the price rose from $199 to $450.
Never again.
- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
Thanks for the link. With rebate that's only 15c/rd. I don't "need" any more .40 but at that price and since I have nothing against CTD how can I pass.
Link to rebate form http://www.winchester.com/SiteColle...-Centerfire-Pistol-Rebate-Redemption-Form.pdf
Link to rebate form http://www.winchester.com/SiteColle...-Centerfire-Pistol-Rebate-Redemption-Form.pdf
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,089
I've never shopped there and wasn't in on the "gouging" issue, but
1) CTD doesn't have and never did have a monopoly. You could have always shopped elsewhere;
2) Prices apparently swing to extremes there, both high and low; and
3) When their prices really ARE cheaper than dirt on something, aren't you cutting off your nose to spite your face by paying more elsewhere?
During the shortage, everybody charged a lot for ammo, when they had it.
I must be missing something.
1) CTD doesn't have and never did have a monopoly. You could have always shopped elsewhere;
2) Prices apparently swing to extremes there, both high and low; and
3) When their prices really ARE cheaper than dirt on something, aren't you cutting off your nose to spite your face by paying more elsewhere?
During the shortage, everybody charged a lot for ammo, when they had it.
I must be missing something.
CheaperThanDirt cancelled confirmed orders that folks had and relisted the ammo at dramatically higher prices.
I won't ever do business with them. And around the country I am NOT alone.
I won't ever do business with them. And around the country I am NOT alone.
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- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,089
I'm sure you aren't alone. Surprised there wasn't a class action lawsuit.
jeganrocks
Active Member
Once you qualify for free shipping, you can add other ammo, they have a case of perfecta 9mm for $159.
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- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
Pretty good price for a case of non magnetic .223 too https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/pro...do?green=31343270-DE68-5A34-BCA1-91BC15B7CBB7
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
By and large the 2A community has blacklisted CTD for what they did after Sandy Hook. They may have stuff that I want, but I'll pay a higher price elsewhere to get it.
screw CTD - nothing but a bunch of digital carnies. None of my money will be going there
Squaregrouper
Kragaphile
I already posted they did it to me personally. This is not a second hand story.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,089
So, if CTD is now getting its comeuppance by the marketplace and now has to sell ammo at slim or no profit (maybe a loss to keep cash flowing?), why not pile on to its competitive misery, and benefit yourself at the same time?
It's not like voluntarily doing business with Comcast, possibly one of the most evil, blatantly anti-2A corporations under the sun.
It's not like voluntarily doing business with Comcast, possibly one of the most evil, blatantly anti-2A corporations under the sun.
TapRackBang
Cheaper Than Diamonds
Because that still helps a company that wilfully hurt Americans who value the 2A. End of story.
- Apr 25, 2017
- 1,645
I sent in 15 and didn't attach them. I folded the original receipt and rebate form like you would any piece of paper to fit in a regular envelope (2 folds), unfolded them, spread out the upc codes, folded back up and put in envelope. I also wrapped a piece of clear packing tape all the way around the outside both directions, which I always do if there's something inside that could get loose if envelope gets torn. Never had a problem doing it this way.
Edit: When I did a Remington rebate last year I taped them all to a separate piece of paper because I sent in 30 at one time.
Clifjr
Active Member
I taped ten of them to a piece of paper and wrote my name and address on the paper and included it with the original receipt and rebate form. Mailed mine yesterday right after UPS delivered the Ammo.
I did make copies of everything also.
Clifjr
Active Member
I got my rebate check in the mail today!
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