Georgia Arms

[gomer pyle]

what can you tell me about there quality? i found them on the internet and they seem to have good prices with ammo in stock

[Lumber_Jack]

[quote name="gomer pyle" post="1021930" timestamp="1377556591"] what can you tell me about there quality? i found them on the internet and they seem to have good prices with ammo in stock[/quote] Good stuff. Nothing I have from them I've been disappointed with. .41 mag cowboy loads, .45ACP, 10mm. All good. Once you factor in shipping the price is just fair not great. I usually wait or them to come to a gun show or I can pick up at their shop in GA PS some of their "in-stock" might take a couple weeks to ship. I'd call the. And ask Edited August 26, 2013 by Lumber_Jack

[Raoul]

I've bought from them. No complaint. I think I still have 500 ,40's hidden away somewhere.

[bvarnell]

Over the last few years, I've bought between 6 and 8,000 rds. of .45 acp and 9 mm from them.

As good as any I've ever shot, no FTF's that I recall. Their 500's & 1,000's are shipped in steel ammo cans and before the most recent ammo fiasco, orders of $500 or more shipped free. That's worth about $45 to $50 plus the value of the ammo cans. 

When I get some of my stash shot up, I'll be ordering from them again.

[R_Bert]

I killed a deer last year with their .44 mag hunting load.  DRT.

[NRA]

I bought 1k rounds of .40 everyone went bang. BTW it was even 1k rounds on the nose.

[greenego]

I have purchased 38 & 357 cowboy loads and 9mm. No problems

[Oh Shoot]

I've bought a good bit over time from them at gunshows.

 

Only thing that didn't work out so well were some .38 and .357 cowboy loads. Couldn't hit crap with them from revolvers, but worked fine in my Marlin rifle. Finally decided powder was just too slow burning out of short barrel, acted like bottle rockets.

 

-OS

[npgunner]

No complaints about them from me.
Only thing I would watch for is my brother got some .40 from them last year after the craziness and it was steel cased. I guess it doesn't matter too much if you don't wanna reload them. To their credit it was labeled steel case (picked up in the store) and he just didn't pay attention.

[gun sane]

They qualify as factory ammo.  I wouldn't hesitate to load my guns with their fodder.

[gomer pyle]

i think i will give them a try on some 223. thanks for the reply's 

[Bad_Bowtie]

Ive shot alot of there stuff in 10mm and 223. Never a problem, I usually hit there booth at the gun shows.

[A.J. Holst]

Shot a bunch of their 9mm, not one function issue.

[dunndw]

Only problem I've had is some of the .45s I had suffered from some bullet setback when loaded. I called them, they took them back and replaced them with quite a bit extra thrown in for good measure.

[Lumber_Jack]

Ive shot alot of there stuff in 10mm and 223. Never a problem, I usually hit there booth at the gun shows.

Hard to find 10mm any cheaper. Especially for target. Their SD ammo isn't loaded too full potential, so I buy that elsewhere.

[JReedEsq]

I've used some of their.40 and bought 200 rounds or so of the .38 for my wife. No problems with either.

[Will Carry]

I buy their 38sp and .357 when I go to a gun show here in Raleigh NC.  I have never had any problems with them.

[McGarrett]

I have bought several of the ammo cans of .38spl for target shooting with my Marlin 1894C lever action. Everything went bang and the quality was excellent, very clean, no problems. Only shot a handful in the revolvers but they seemed to be ok, I did not have the issues Oh Shoot mentioned with accuracy in the revolvers.

 

I got a few bags of .40 & .357mag in their JHP and they were excellent as well. The .40 did well in my handguns as well as my SUB2000 carbine. 

 

I would recommend them, I used to pick these up at the gun show, never had any shipped to me so not sure about that but I would say they would do you right.

[BigK]

I've bought a good bit over time from them at gunshows.
 
Only thing that didn't work out so well were some .38 and .357 cowboy loads. Couldn't hit crap with them from revolvers, but worked fine in my Marlin rifle. Finally decided powder was just too slow burning out of short barrel, acted like bottle rockets.
 
-OS

Had the same trouble with their cowboy loads. Maybe they weren't meant for my SP101?

Everything else I've shot from them was right on the money as far as quality, price, and performance goes.

[Guest nra37922]

I've shot 9MM, .40 and .45 from them with no issues.