Sellier and Bellot ammo

[TexanFX2]

Anywhere it can be bought in bulk?

[Vinny]

Anywhere it can be bought in bulk?

Yeah,
I mentioned SGAmmo.com   They just got more of the' European Government Contract' SB9B made by Ruag in Germany.  Top quality ammo for $182.95/1000 round case

[WilburWildcat]

+1 on SGAmmo. 
Have ordered S&B bulk from them on multiple occasions.
Often, local Sportsman's Warehouse retail store has for comparable price..

[spiritfox]

TargetSports also had the contract S&B ammo--was thinking of getting some but ended up getting a case of Geco from them --$210 shipped.  I usually buy from SG Ammo, TargetSports, or Freedom Munitions. 

[Richrit]

Check Natchez and Ammoman, always the best price in bulk and free shipping at Ammoman.


[Careful:  Natchez does NOT ship to several states. This is stated in their policy.]

[037Leo]

very good ammo  you can find it at $10.00 per 50    - also checkout Magtech - clean and cheap

[spiritfox]

My favorite ammo.  Use a lot of their 150 gr 9mm from SG Ammo.

[WVSurveyor]

S&B and Fiocchi are my go to 9mm brands. You can find them most everyday at TargetSports
in 115 gr. and 124 gr. in 1000 round lots for $179 to $189 shipped. Sometimes a little cheaper
during specials. TargetSports also gives the specs on their ammo. These two are loaded hotter
than comparable American ammo.

[Vinny]

S&B and Fiocchi are my go to 9mm brands. You can find them most everyday at TargetSports
in 115 gr. and 124 gr. in 1000 round lots for $179 to $189 shipped. Sometimes a little cheaper
during specials. TargetSports also gives the specs on their ammo. These two are loaded hotter
than comparable American ammo.

+1 on the S&B 115 or 124gr that run best in my CZ's and Sigs. Just ordered 1000 @$173.95 from SGammo, and also got 100 S&B 230gr 45ACP within the $16 flat-rate shipping.

The Fiocchi 115gr are good too and a bit hotter, if you don't mind the extra muzzle flash.

[Metal Wonder Nine Guy]

The factory CZ test firing is done with S&B!


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Really??? I guess that makes sense as both makers come from the Czech Republic!

Aside from that, there's not what else to say. My 92FS really loves both the 115 and 124 grain loads. S&B and Fiocchi (and maybe Magtech too) are probably the cleanest burning ammo out there on the market.

Another +1 to SG Ammo. Right now, they have 1000 round cases of S&B 115 grain FMJ for $163 and a 1000 rounds of S&B 124 grain FMJ for $172. The 115 grain FMJ load has been on sale for quite a bit now.

https://www.sgammo.com/product/sellier-bellot-ammo-sale/temporary-sale-1000-round-case-9mm-luger-sellier-bellot-115-grain-f

https://www.sgammo.com/product/sellier-bellot-ammo-sale/1000-round-case-9mm-luger-sellier-bellot-124-grain-fmj-ammo-sb9b

[Rickytick]

Love the S&B ammo. I have been getting in bulk from sgammo in Stillwater Oklahoma.

[Walt Sherrill]

I've been told that Sellier & Bellow 124 gr. rounds was the ammo used when CZ developed the original CZ-75.  Makes sense, as 9x19 rounds were not widely used in the Communist Bloc, and S&B was a Czech company.  I use S&B when I can get it at a reasonable price -- most often from Natchez Shooter's Supply.

Otherwise, I use Georgia Arms "Canned Heat" in either 115 gr. or 124 gr.  (I use their .40, .45, and .45 GAP ammo, too, bought in bulk.)

Here's a link:  http://georgia-arms.com/

[Psyop96]

Symbol (brand) for quality, accuracy and reliability

[Vinny]

In 2009 S&B became part of CBC Global Ammunition, a Brazilian based company that also owns Magtech and MEN.

When I can't get S&B I've used Magtech which is made in CBC's Brazilian plant. It shoots very well, maybe slightly hotter than S&B although I've never chronoed, but I've had a couple of QC issues with the Magtech (like untrimmed brass making the rounds too long to fully chamber) that I've never had from the Czech made S&B.

The ammo from their MEN plant in Germany is supposed to be top-notch, but I never found it at a price worth trying.

[Metal Wonder Nine Guy]

In 2009 S&B became part of CBC Global Ammunition, a Brazilian based company that also owns Magtech and MEN.

When I can't get S&B I've used Magtech which is made in CBC's Brazilian plant. It shoots very well, maybe slightly hotter than S&B although I've never chronoed, but I've had a couple of QC issues with the Magtech (like untrimmed brass making the rounds too long to fully chamber) that I've never had from the Czech made S&B.

The ammo from their MEN plant in Germany is supposed to be top-notch, but I never found it at a price worth trying.

So that's why Magtech  ammo has the CBC headstamp on its cartridges....