Where Can I Find Ammunition Online?

Yes, there’s a shortage ... but here are the best places on the Web to look.

by posted on October 14, 2020
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If you’re like most shooters, you’ve probably noticed the current ammo shortage. Some say it’s due to the COVID-19 pandemic shutting or slowing down the factories that manufacture the ammunition. Others say it’s a reflection of customers stockpiling. Whatever the reason, factory ammo is almost as hard to find these days as “white gold” (a.k.a. “toilet paper”) was early on in the pandemic.

What’s an NRA Woman to do? Well, if you don’t feel like learning to reload your own ammunition right now (and components are also becoming harder to come by) just make these sites (helpfully listed in alphabetical order) part of your daily checklist.

Manufacturers are working hard to meet consumer demand, shipments are going out, and some retailers do have stock from time to time. When prompted, add your name to waitlists if necessary, and sooner or later, you’ll be notified that your ammo of choice is back in stock. When that happens, act quickly to purchase lest you lose your place in line!

2A Warehouse

Academy Sports & Outdoors 

Ammo.com  

Ammo Junction  

AmmoSeek  

AmmoToGo  

BassPro Shops  

Brownells 

Bulkammo.com 

Cabelas  

Cheaper Than Dirt 

Graf & Sons  

Lucky Gunner Ammo  

Midway USA  

Palmetto State Armory  

Primary Arms  

Sportsman’s Guide 

Ventura Munitions  

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