Reloading is a good avenue. I've got the dies, but I have brass on backorder. The best I've been able to do is to find some boxes of ammo at out-of-the-way sporting good shops and reload after shooting the factory loads. Both brass and ammunition is hard to come by.

I'm in S.E Lower Michigan, and I have no problem finding new Remington .30-40 ammo anywhere.

Last gunshow - one week ago - I could have had probably twenty boxes of nice clean, recent, stuff - IF I wanted to pay a little over $31 per box, average.

Fortunately I have about 160/180 rounds of brand-new, and I don't shoot much; so, that will last me, I'm sure.

Found some LC62 Match ('06, not .308) for $25 a box, and I think the seller would have done a bit better for all of it. THAT I should have bought. Fortunately a friend of mine knows the guy - so, I may hit him up before the next show. '06 Match seems to have pretty well dried up in N. Kalif.

Well, I found another "that's our last box" of 30-40 Krag in Monroe, Wisconsin. So out of 5 places I happened to stop in up in Wisconsin 4 of the places happened to have it. One place had 2 boxes (only bought 1 at $33), the rest one. Am I lucky or what? The one place that didn't have it was an old boy who was surprised that he was sold out. He always kept some on hand for a few locals. When I get to 100 cartridges I'll stop and leave some for the rest of the you and reload as needed.