Aguila Super Extra High Velociity at Midway

As I right this, 2,000 rounds for $226.  https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2506176566?pid=685108

$0.11 per round.

Ouch.

Standard Velocity is better. But "gougers can't be choosers"!

To be fair to Midway, simply having ammo available at a relatively sensible price is indeed very positive and a credit to them.

Hopefully this small positive step is an indicator that the supply chain is starting to move.

Good.

While the price is high compared to a year ago (about 1.5-2x), Midway likely could price it a lot higher and still sell out.  So I agree - they deserve some credit.

Gone.....

And now standard velocity at $0.14 per round: https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2506319522?pid=618885

Thank you for posting!  Has anyone tried this ammo?  Velocity is a bit lower than standard, however manufacturer's website doesn't say what barrel length was used for testing.

AP

Shoots fine for me. Similar in OAL to CCI. Perhaps not match ammo, but great for practice.

Dave

Midway is gouging us. They had IMI 115 gr 9mm for .. $52 for 50 and Fed XM 193 ball 5.56 mm at $1.00 a rd or $999 for a 1000 rds
 I did find a place in florida that had quantities of Ely club for $125  brick and I bought a few.. Can't be choosy right now.

My Clark Mod 41 came with a warning to NOT use any Hyper velocity ammo or it will damage the custom work. I'm guessing anything over
 1200 fps is too hot. The Federal Automatch surprisingly shoots very well and no duds

Distinguished-2086 wrote:Midway is gouging us. They had IMI 115 gr 9mm for .. $52 for 50 and Fed XM 193 ball 5.56 mm at $1.00 a rd or $999 for a 1000 rds
 I did find a place in florida that had quantities of Ely club for $125  brick and I bought a few.. Can't be choosy right now.

Maybe the Manufacture's are gouging Midway.............
IMI is made in great britain, so buy purchasing that brand maybe you are paying for all of the glorious socialism in that country.
Just saying.........

I thought IMI was made in Israel...AFAIK, the UK no longer loads 9mm.

Wobbley wrote:I thought IMI was made in Israel...AFAIK, the UK no longer loads 9mm.

My box of 223 says GB. Just saying we shouldn't accuse our suppliers of gouging. 
Our dollar went down in value recently when the printing presses were fired up; an issue Thomas Jefferson warned us about.

Scott, easy mistake to make. Imperial Metal Industries in UK. ISRAEL Military Industries.

Eley Limited was bought by Imperial Metal Industries and operated within IMI until 2014 when it was bought out by an investment company backed by Lloyds TSB. Eley Limited is now located in Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham, England.

IMI Systems, previous Israel Military Industries, also referred to as Ta'as, was an Israeli weapons manufacturer. It manufactured weapons, munitions and military technology mainly for Israeli security forces