[paulosantos]

Welcome aboard. I answered your question on your other post. SSA doesn't know how much it is going to cost for the plinking ammo yet. If you are LE contact SSA and Hornady for pricing as it is cheaper. If you contact Hornady speak with Kathy from LE and ask for the 6.8SPC TAP ammo, which there are two loads.

 

[paulosantos]

Welcome aboard. I answered your question on your other post. SSA doesn't know how much it is going to cost for the plinking ammo yet. If you are LE contact SSA and Hornady for pricing as it is cheaper. If you contact Hornady speak with Kathy from LE and ask for the 6.8SPC TAP ammo, which there are two loads.

Was it that obvious?

I'm trying to get my county to see the light and make a switch to something more lethal. I've been continuously feeding Firearm and Tactics my brother's after action reports from the sandbox in an attempt to get them interested. So their big answer is, "if you're a believer, where's yours?" So I have to put my money where my mouth is. It just better be worth it.

LOL. Just a hunch on you being LE. I'm in the same boat as you as I'm trying to get my department to go to the 6.8SPC, but it is going slow. IMHO, the 6.8SPC is an ideal round for LE. I wish you luck.

 

[paulosantos]

Damn, after shooting a couple hundred free rounds of 223, it's going to be tough going to a caliber that I may need to roll or buy my own for awhile.

But damn, it's a fun caliber to shoot! :twisted:

I don't shoot 223's anymore except at work.