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That appears to be about the going rate for it.

You can check out, Graf & Sons - 243 Winchester The PRVI ammo is listed at $15/box. I have shot a bit of this in a few different calibers. Great brass if you reload. As far as accuracy you are looking at a product similar to Winchester white box or Remington yellow/green box.
 
Find a buddy who handloads, buy a set of dies (unless he has them already). Keep him happy with a box of his favorite bullets every now and then (and well-supplied with your powder, primers, and brass) and most would be more than willing to crank you out a few boxes on occasions throughout the year.
 
I am content with the expensive stuff for my .243. This keeps me from burning up my barrel. I learned that lesson once already.

Of all the causes for increased barrel wear that have been presented over the years, this is the first time I have seen monetary outlay for ammunition cited as a direct factor.
 
Of all the causes for increased barrel wear that have been presented over the years, this is the first time I have seen monetary outlay for ammunition cited as a direct factor.

.243's high velocity is hard on barrels. When I only buy expensive ammo for it, I shoot it less, thus stretching the time until I have to rebarrel it.
 

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