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If you want reliable and effective bullets for your .45 ACP cartridges, load your ammo with top-quality Gold Dot projectiles from Speer. With this box, you’ll get 100 jacketed hollow point bullets that will give your ammo smooth feeding, increased accuracy, and superior terminal ballistics. Self-defense situations require consistent products, so order these .451-inch diameter bullets now.

These bullets feature a smooth jacket that will ensure consistent feeding into the chamber. They are excellent when it comes to cycling, and will give you reliable accuracy when fired. The hollow point will ensure controlled expansion, giving you the total package of home protection. You deserve the finest bullets for your home and personal protection, so order this box today.

Speer is a popular company that manufactures some of the finest ammunition available. They have excellent options for self defense, target shooting, and hunting, and create bullets that are manufactured to the highest possible standards.

When you are looking for something to defend yourself with or need something reliable and accurate to take to the range, the 45 caliber is one of the best rounds to use due to its incredible stopping power, accuracy, and terminal performance. Used from the cowboy times until the present, the 45 caliber is just what you need.

Speer has been around for some time and is one of the best ammunition manufacturers in America, not only proven by their phenomenal work, especially with Law Enforcement, but also by their partnership with such companies as Federal, Blazer, and CCI. These special, total metal jacket, 230 grain bullets are the same bullets used in their famous law enforcement ammo, making them the perfect bullets for all your range training needs, whether you wish to shoot indoors or outdoors.

This is not loaded ammunition. This is a box of component bullets, and as such is only of use to handloaders.

Military Ballistic Industries (MBI) was founded by a machine gun enthusiast as a way of subsidizing his favorite (and admittedly expensive) hobby. Today the American company produces several types of budget-friendly reloaded ammunition, but they also sell their unloaded bullets as handloading components. Once this box of one thousand 0.356” diameter component bullets has entered your possession, you’ll be able to subsidize your own passion for firing 9mm handguns until the cows come home.

These are the basic bullets you need for your everyday range loads. Middleweight at 124 grains; non-expanding full metal jacket design; zero steel that could have attracted a magnet, and thus suitable for firing at all commercial ranges. Just add brass, primers and propellant, and presto – great target loads of your own design and creation.

This box of bullets weighs 18 lbs. Carry it around the block a few times if you’re trying to drop a few pounds before your next title match.

This 12 gauge Winchester Super Target ammunition is designed for all your clay shooting needs. These 2-3/4" shells use a low-recoiling load to help reduce fatigue during long shooting sessions.

Each shell in this bulk priced case of 250 fires a 1-1/8 oz. payload of #7.5 birdshot at a muzzle velocity of 1,145 feet per second.

Winchester Super Target ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and enjoys a strong reputation among sport shooters for reliability and consistency.

This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets for handloading. If you do not load your own ammunition, then this is essentially a nine pound paperweight.

If you are familiar with SIG Sauer 9mm self-defense ammunition, then you may already know about the V-Crown bullet. It is a jacketed hollow point with numerous performance enhancing features, and it is produced for SIG in Sedalia, MO by Sierra Bullets. Now’s your chance to load your own 124 grain V-Crown bullets – even better than SIG can, of course!

This JHP’s nose cavity is heavily engineered. There are multiple fissures formed deep into the lead core, and the surrounding jacket is skived where the fissures meet the rim. These features strategically weaken the V-Crown, so it has an easier time achieving fuller terminal expansion over a wider span of velocities.

The V-Crown’s cannelure is not jacket-deep. It actually embeds the jacket to the core, which supplies the weight retention that factors so heavily into effective terminal ballistics for self-defense.

Don’t feel like you’re obligated to only use Fiocchi Defense Dynamics 12 Gauge ammunition for personal protection. We have no doubt this shell could bag a coyote or a whitetail, and its utility at the target range is not debatable. But if you’re ever forced to defend yourself, you’ll be very glad to have this ammo on your side.

This shotgun shell is loaded with nine pellets of #1 buckshot. The #1 buck pellet weighs about 40.5 grains, which gives it comparably striking energy to a 22 LR projectile. Naturally, anything that gets hit with nine 0.30” diameter lead balls all at once is going to have a major problem.

Why is this shell loaded with #1 buck instead of tried-and-true double-aught? A couple reasons. First, its lighter shot column translates to reduced recoil – as well as less muzzle flip, which can help you line up follow-up shots faster. Second, the #1 buck pellet’s lower momentum decreases its risk of passing through a threat and/or multiple sheets of drywall. It’s not a guarantee against over-penetration, but it does reduce the risk of it all the same.

Regular old ball ammo is all well and good for the rifle range. But when your aim is to cut down a buck or a hog with your trusty 223 Rem rifle, an FMJ just ain’t gonna cut it. You need ammo with bullets that can deliver terminal expansion – nothing less than PMC Bronze, in fact!

This ammo hails from the nation of South Korea, and it’s loaded with a medium game hunter’s best friend: the pointed soft point bullet. Each 55 grain PSP attains a consistent muzzle velocity of ~3,200 fps upon clearing a 24” barrel, which is why its ballistic performance is not at all unlike that of a conventional FMJ. But thanks to its lead tip, the PSP is able to follow up impact with fast positive expansion. Shot placement always counts, but you can rest assured the PSP’s terminal ballistics will get the job done right.

PMC loads ammo with the same kinds of components you’d expect from any American manufacturer. That includes steel-free nonmagnetic projectiles, virgin reloadable brass cases, and Boxer primers that cannot produce corrosive residue. Order your case of 10 boxes today and have at it!

It’s loaded with lead-free bullets! It’s loaded with lead-free primers, too! It’s Winchester Super Clean: your best choice of 40 S&W ammo if you intend to minimize your exposure to toxic gas while training at an indoor range, or are attempting to keep your own land as uncontaminated by lead as possible!

Many lead-free bullets are made of solid copper. Copper isn’t exactly a cheap metal, though, which is why this target ammo’s 120 grain full metal jacket bullets have zinc cores. No lead gas on ignition. No lead residue on the rifling. No lead particles scattered about upon impact with a hard surface, either. Just take care that the zinc core is not frangible, which only means you should observe all the same safety protocol as you would if you were firing conventional ammo.

This ammo’s Boxer primers aren’t just lead free. They are also free of barium and antimony, so you can breathe even easier while you’re working over the bullseyes. A clean-burning propellant charge accelerates the 120gr zinc-core FMJ to a velocity of 1,250 fps out of a 4” barrel, which translates to around 405 ft lbs striking energy at 5 yards. Reloadable brass cases!

The wolf: It’s nature’s perfect killing machine. With its clawed toes, rows of jagged sharp teeth, venomous stinging tail, and leathery wings, few animals of the forest can stand up to a wolf. It is a good thing we have never seen a wolf in person, or even a photo of one. It’s just too horrifying to imagine.

We’d much rather see a box of Wolf ammunition, because whenever we do it means we’re going to save money instead of being devoured whole. This 9mm cartridge comes from Russia, where economical steel cased ammo is all the rage. Without brass to jack up its price tag, anyone can afford to pepper targets all day with a Wolf round. Steel’s tendency to interrupt a semi-automatic’s cycle is addressed very effectively courtesy of Wolf’s PolyFormance, a polymer coating which greatly reduces how much friction steel can generate.

This cartridge’s 115 grain bullet is also economical, although you’ll find it isn’t so at the expense of being able to feed properly, preserve the barrel from rapid leading, or whiz downrange accurately.

Veteran ammunition enthusiasts already know that most of the world’s steel-cased ammo originates in Russia. But Russia hasn’t monopolized the steel-cased ammo business – not by a long shot. Magtech – a subsidiary of the supermassive CBC Global Ammunition group, which is headquartered in Brazil and one of the largest ammo producers in the world – is officially in the steel-cased ammo game!

This 9mm ammo’s steel cases are zinc-plated. They’re prettier because of it, and they get a little extra protection from corrosion as well. Each steel case is fitted with a noncorrosive primer, filled with clean-burning propellant, and seated with a completely nonmagnetic projectile. (Steel cases aren’t reloadable, which does make this ammo a one-and-done kind of affair.)

That projectile is the humble full metal jacket: a bullet which can’t expand upon penetrating soft tissue, but which does feed and chamber with all due efficiency. This round’s muzzle velocity (which Magtech recorded with a 4” test barrel) is just 10 fps faster than the speed of sound. The 115 grain FMJ will issue a supersonic cracking report on ignition and conserve about 91% of its starting velocity 50 yards downrange.

This 9mm Luger ammunition from Magtech comes in a 1,000 round case ideal for high volume range shooting. Each cartridge fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,135 feet per second. This is a light standard pressure target load that will produce low recoil and good accuracy at typical pistol shooting distances.

Magtech ammunition is loaded in Ribeirao Pires, Brazil near Sao Paulo using highly automated assembly lines that produce very consistent product. CBC, the manufacturer of Magtech ammo, produces its propellant, bullets, and other components internally for optimal quality control. This ammo uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Get some great multi-role 9x19mm ammo of reputable CCI manufacture with this 1000 round bulk pack of Blazer Brass rounds. Blazer Brass ammo comes out of the CCI factory and is assembled using non-corrosive CCI primers. CCI or Cartridge Case Inc. is linked a third brand, Speer, and has origins in production dating back to 1953. Their modern innovations in high performance ammunition as well as their notable consistency in quality production have netted the CCI and Blazer Brass brands with contracts for law enforcement and international shooting teams.

These rounds use reloadable brass casings and 115 grain FMJ projectiles and will match the ballistics of many other popular plinking choices. 115 grains is light in the caliber and functions in a wide range of pistols while offering very manageable recoil. In addition, the bullets have a protected base which reduces lead exposure during the firing process and keeps it out of the air and off your hands.

Bolster your stash of practice and training ammunition with this 1000 round bulk back of 9x19mm from Federal. These rounds sport 115 grain projectiles for light recoil and smooth feeding with the widest range of 9mm pistols and carbines. This bulk pack comes from Federal's American Eagle line which is well-known for being inexpensive and reliable.

Federal Premium Ammunition, a Minnesota based company, has over 90 years of experience producing ammo. Their reputation for high quality and excellent manufacturing consistency has made them a trusted name with hunters, competitive shooters, Olympians, and law enforcement agencies. Federal is staple of the U.S. ammunition industry and is responsible many standards and innovation in modern cartridges.

These rounds come constructed from reloadable brass casings, non-corrosive primers, and full metal jacket (FMJ) bullets which are great for range plinking and match use. The 9mm Luger projectiles leave the muzzle at 1180 feet-per-second while carrying 356 foot-pounds of energy.

These are component bullets. They are not loaded cartridges. You will unable to fire these bullets until you have loaded them yourself. Don’t order if you’re not a handloader!

São Paulo, Brazil – Home of Magtech, which puts their label on over one billion rounds of ammunition every single year. While the NATO supplier certainly produces their fair share of ammo, they’re also here to help you load your own ammo. Here are the component bullets you need to make 7.62x51, 308 Win and a wide range of other .30 caliber cartridges!

This is the same bullet Magtech would use to make their own 7.62x51 M80 ammo, which is to say it is a 147 grain full metal jacket. Most importantly, Magtech does not include steel or any other ferrous metals while fabricating FMJs; as such this bullet cannot attract a magnet. The bullet’s mid-body cannelure facilitates handloading by establishing a tight foothold in the case mouth, and its concentric gilding metal jacket and evenly distributed lead core both provide the good rotational stability you need to pick off distant targets.

Don’t be thrown off by the foreign sounding name! Belom is headquartered in Serbia, and was founded to better supply their nation’s armed forces as well as contribute to the local economy. In just a few years Belom has become internationally recognized for making dependable small arms ammo!

This 7.62x39 cartridge makes a swell pal to any AK-47 or SKS rifle. Its 123 grain bullet is an FMJ, with a hard lead/antimony alloy core and copper/zinc alloy jacket. The 90 percent copper jacket is hard enough to feed reliably and prevent accuracy-harming deformation under extreme pressure. It is also devoid of steel and therefore compliant with indoor ranges that ban the use of magnetic ammo.

This round’s case is made of pure brass and outfitted with a non-corrosive Boxer primer. It fires even cleaner courtesy of Belom’s proprietary double base propellant blend, so you’ll be able to spend less time scrubbing your rifle than if you had chosen steel-cased ammo. Belom’s ammo is engineered to perform on the harsh battlefield, so it is both waterproof and reliable in extreme temperatures.

Your long-range precision bolt and gas guns demand nothing but the best to produce their tightest groups in any condition. The Gold Medal Match line from Federal Premium aims to please precision shooters who are trying to squeeze every bit of accuracy out of their game-taking and match-winning rifles. These .308 rounds use reloadable brass casings with non-corrosive Boxer primers bordered by moisture-blocking protective sealant. The rounds are topped by 168 grain Sierra MatchKing boat-tail hollow points (BTHP), a projectile design commonly precision reloaders as well as military snipers who are trusted to take the most important shots in modern conflicts. BTHP rounds reduce drag in flight for longer range and repeatable accuracy and also tend to fragment in a target after entry (though these rounds are not ideal for hunting as they will remove or ruin lots of meat).

These rounds leave the muzzle at 2,650 feet-per-second while carrying 2619 foot-pounds of energy. Sierra projectiles are one of the most popular choices for manufacturers like Federal, Black Hills, and Norma to use in their safari hunting, competition-winning, and war-fighting recipes due to their unrivaled quality and consistency. Federal places stringent standards on the production of their Gold Medal Match line in order to maintain as much commonality between lot numbers as possible so that your DOPE book stays fairly normalized. 168 grain bullets are often used in any common twist rate of .308 barrel.

For precision matches or relaxing long range days, Federal Gold Medal Match is some of the best performing factory .308 precision ammunition that you can find. The ammo almost always does better than 1 MOA and dedicated shooters have used it to achieve groups smaller than 1/2 MOA or even 1/4 MOA.

An artist with a reloading press can make many masterpieces with a case of Speer’s .224 diameter bullets. There’s the 223/5.56 classic, of course, but also the 22-250, the 222 Rem, and the 223 WSSM. Which round will you put your special touch on?

Better yet, these happen to be exceptionally high quality .224 diameter bullets for reloading. At 55 grains they can easily offer up ballistics like the M193, and with their total metal jackets they offer several unique benefits to performance.

A TMJ’s jacket totally encompasses the bullet – including the base of the core. That improves accuracy by preventing the base of the bullet from warping during ignition. It makes for a cleaner barrel, as no lead will evaporate during ignition to stick to the rifling. It even makes for a healthier shooter, especially if they’re shooting indoors where lead vapors could have lingered around in the air.

Speer utilizes an electrochemical process to yield highly concentric and balanced jackets. They carefully control for bullet weight, and ensure each projectile totals .725” long. Speer is so confident in this bullet that they bill it as ideal for competitive shooting!

Hey! Please make sure you don’t expect loaded ammunition when you order this case of component bullets. You can not fire these bullets right out of the box – they are for loading your own ammo at home!

5.7x28mm would be a lot more popular if it were easier to find. And if it were easier to find, many more shooters would love it. That’s what we call a catch-22. But you’re already converted, which is why you’re sure to really dig Fiocchi’s Hyperformance Defense series self-defense ammunition!

Fiocchi produces SS197SR spec 5.7x28 ammo for FN Herstal. This is fundamentally the same exact cartridge, complete with a 40 grain polymer tipped hollow point projectile. In addition to the bullet’s balanced lead core and concentric copper-alloy jacket, the tip helps to promote greater accuracy by significantly streamlining the bullet’s frontal profile. But the tip also remains functional after impact. It drives into the bullet’s concealed nose cavity, commencing rapid terminal expansion that transfers kinetic energy outward.

This smooth-feeding, noncorrosive, Boxer-primed, brass-cased, reloadable and American-made ammo is suitable for all 5.7x28 firearms, including the FN Five-seveN, Ruger-57 and AR-57.

Grab this 5,250 round case of .22 LR ammunition for all your rimfire shooting needs--high volume target practice or mass varmint extermination. This ammo comes in 10 boxes containing 525 rounds each and delivers reliable performance at a very reasonable price.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 36-grain copper plated hollow point (CPHP) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,260 feet per second. The hollow point expands and fragments for excellent lethality against squirrels, rabbits, nutria, and other pests. This is "high velocity" ammo that performs well in semi automatic pistols and rifles and maintains effectiveness at medium range. It can be fired through a suppressed firearm but will produce a loud boom or crack as it crosses the sound barrier, which somewhat reduces the suppressor's usefulness.

Champion ammo is intended to be both affordable and effective. It is loaded in Anoka, Minnesota by Federal Premium Ammunition, a division of the Vista Outdoor group.

The 380 Auto, also known as the 380 ACP, is a fantastic, low recoil, handgun round developed in 1908 by John Browning for Colt. A favorite self defense cartridge from its release over a century ago, the 380 Auto has been proven through multiple different historical occasions. Apart from its extensive self defense use, the 380 Auto has been used as the service round for many different European militaries and has had a surge in popularity due to the availability of pocket sized carry pistols.

MAXXTech is a great way to cut down on ammunition prices while still getting reliable ammo for your training needs. Manufactured by Pobjeda Technology in Bosnia, these rounds are accurate and dependable. Each round in this bulk priced case of 1000 comes loaded in brass cases that are boxer primed and reloadable. The projectiles are 95 grain full metal jackets that fire at 918 feet per second.

Approach your next competitive match, range session, or training class with this high quality .40 S&W 1000 round bulk pack from Sellier & Bellot (S&B). S&B ammo is sourced from the Czech Republic and is highly regarded among shooters worldwide for high quality components, accurate performance, and reliable ignition. S&B has nearly 200 years of experience manufacturing ammunition and components and has a great reputation of innovative products.

These .40 Smith and Wesson caliber rounds use 180 grain projectiles which are medium weight for the caliber and provide a compromise between recoil impulse and smooth cycling. These full metal jacket bullets leave the muzzle at 968 feet per second and experience only 2 inches of drop at 50 yards with a 25 yard zero point of impact. These cartridges are also constructed using reloadable brass casings and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

If you're serious about mastering a .380 ACP handgun, you need some good defensive ammo and a whole lot of less expensive range ammo. This 1,000 round case of FMJ rounds from PMC should take care of the latter need at a reasonable cost!

Each cartridge in this case fires a 90 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 961 feet per second, producing typical .380 Auto ballistics. A great practice load for Ruger LCPs, Glock 42, SIG P238s, and other compact pistols chambered for this convenient caliber.

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea by defense contractor Poongsan, which also serves the South Korean military. Poongsan is a large scale manufacturer that produces its own primers, propellant, and brass in-house to maintain strong quality control while keeping prices down. This combination of reliability and value has made the PMC brand quite popular among American shooters.

Lawman ammunition is designed as a training companion to Speer's acclaimed Gold Dot series, although it can be used effectively for range practice by anyone. Each Lawman load is calibrated to perform with the same external ballistics and recoil as its Gold Dot counterpart, but without the need for an expensive hollow point projectile.

Each .40 S&W cartridge in this bulk priced case of 1,000 fires a 180 grain total metal jacket (TMJ) bullet. Total metal jacket bullets provide full encapsulation of the lead core and are therefore safer for indoor shooting that full metal jacket ones. Due to the method by which they are manufactured, TMJ projectiles are not significantly more expensive than FMJ ones.

Speer ammo is loaded in Idaho and uses non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

If carry weapon is a .40 S&W handgun, you'll get plenty of practice out of this 1,000 round case of ammunition from PMC. These rounds fires a 180 grain flat-nosed full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 985 feet per second. This results in typical ballistics for the .40 and relatively stiff recoil.

This ammo is loaded in South Korea by defense contractor Poongsan, which is also known for supplying the Republic of Korea Armed Forces with munitions--an important role due to the decades-long tensions on the peninsula. PMC ammo is made using internally sourced components backed up by electronic quality control systems.

PMC ammunition uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This is not loaded ammunition. When you order these bullets, you only get bullets – no cases, no primers, no propellant. Please only order component bullets if you intend to load your own ammo!

We’ll gladly ship you factory-loaded 223 Rem or 5.56x45 ammunition until the cows come home. But if you demand to make your own range loads, then by cracky, we’ll gladly ship you factory fresh 0.224” diameter projectiles, too!

These full metal jacket boat tail projectiles are made by Berry’s of St. George, Utah. Berry’s abides by extremely strict tolerances, so you can count on each bullet to possess a consistent diameter and measure 0.740” long. Each nonmagnetic bullet’s boat tail helps to reduce in-flight drag, and also makes seating in the case a whole lot easier. These bullets also feature cannelures that keep them more securely seated in their cases.

You get 5,000 bullets when you order the 40 pound case: enough to make 4,999 rounds of 5.56 or 223 plus one unconventional fishing sinker.

You’ll get a full case of Magtech 45 ACP, 230-grain ammunition in this package that is perfect for indoor target training with autoloading handguns. The jacket fully envelopes the lead core, making the round much safer for indoor training, as fewer lead particles are released into the air. The bullet is designed to cycle smoothly through the chamber and deliver less fouling in the barrel.

When it comes time to look for reliable, cost-effective training ammo it's tough to beat Magtech. This advanced company creates full ammunition cartridges and reloading supplies for personal use. From hunting to training, Magtech has the ammo you need.

Many private gun owners who want an accurate and powerful weapon for personal defense choose the .45 Automatic Colt Pistol round. This cartridge dates back to 1904, but it remains one of the most effective bullet choices for private citizens and law enforcement. If you are looking for a full supply of training ammunition for your .45 ACP handgun, then this 1,000-round box is perfect for your needs.

The 45 ACP is one of the most popular handgun round in the USA. Developed in 1906 and released in 1911, this round has been proven through extensive military, civilian, and law enforcement use for over a century. With its incredible stopping power and fantastic damage capacity, this round will have no problems stopping any attacker, helping you protect yourself and your family.

If accurate, reliable, and effective ammunition is a priority, Sellier & Bellot have just the ammo you are looking for. Founded back in the 1800's, Sellier & Bellot is headquartered in the Czech Republic and is a member of the CBC Group.

These 45 ACP rounds feature 230 grain full metal jacket projectiles that are loaded into boxer primed brass cases. You can expect to see muzzle velocities around 853 feet per second with these rounds. Pick up this 1000 round case , and you will be set for a few range trips to come!

Load up on some high quality, low cost ammunition for your favorite AR or other .223/5.56mm caliber rifle. PMC Bronze ammunition comes from South Korea out of the some of the most sophisticated and efficient manufacturing plants. A length of experience producing ammunition for NATO countries as well as adherence to U.S. standard tolerances has a resulted in inexpensive ammo with high reliability.

These cartridges are constructed using reloadable brass casings fitted with non-corrosive Boxer primers and topped by full metal jacket boat-tail (FMJ-BT) bullets. The bullets weigh in at 55 grains which is a standard across the board for the caliber and will stabilize with the widest ranges of barrel lengths and twists. In addition, the boat tail tapered rear of the bullet reduces drag and increases accuracy. This bulk pack of 1,000 rounds is great to stock up on for matches and classes and has been specifically recommended by some training companies like the United States Shooting Academy (USSA).

These .308 Winchester rounds from PMC deliver accurate, reliable performance for long-range target shooting. They are ideal for a variety of .308/7.62 NATO rifles including the M-14, FAL, AR-10, and Remington 700. Each round in this case fires a 147 grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,780 feet per second.

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea using non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases. Poongsan, the manufacturer of PMC brand ammo, is a defense contractor that also supplies the South Korean armed forces.

Pick up this bulk priced case from Widener's and make sure to check out our selection of other shooting accessories as well!

Whether you're gearing up for a competitive event or simply want to shoot your 1911 or Witness at the range, this 500-round case of .38 Super ammo from Winchester will serve you well.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 130-grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,215 feet per second. Compared to other .38 Super ammunition, this is a relatively mild target load that produces low felt recoil in the large handguns typically chambered for this caliber. Note that this ammo can be fired in any handgun chambered in .38 Super; the +P designation is intended to differentiate it from the obsolete .38 ACP cartridge.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Missippi using non-corrosive primers and nickel-plated brass cases.

Hey, we’re more than happy to send you a single 20-round box of 7.62x51 ammunition. But wouldn’t you rather have 560 rounds of 7.62x51 in a strapping M2A1 ammo can instead? Do the math: that’s 28 times the shooting pleasure. Plus you get an ammo can!

Igman manufactures these M80 ball cartridges and their ammo can in the Baltic country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. They won’t let you down at the rifle range, as they are loaded with hard, consistent, and completely nonmagnetic 147 grain full metal jacket projectiles. If you’re stocking up on the ammo you might one day need to defend your homestead against marauders, military-grade 7.62x51 is going to do the trick and then some – even if its FMJ bullets are incapable of terminal expansion.

This ammo’s not like the stuff that comes out of Russia. In addition to its range-compliant steel-free FMJ bullets, it also has freshly produced brass cases and the non-corrosive Boxer primers it needs for future handloading. Everything comes safely tucked away in a super-durable steel ammo can, with a handle for easy transport and a latching, rubber-gasketed lid for indefinite safe storage.

Winchester’s USA label doesn’t just stand for American-made. It stands for consistent quality and satisfying target-grade accuracy that you’ll want to take with you whenever you visit the range.

Winchester manufactures their white box ammo specifically for the civilian shooter. They did load this 5.56x45 ammo to our military’s M193 specifications, however, which means it offers the same kind of performance which most veterans of the Armed Forces must already be familiar with.

This cartridge has a 55 grain full metal jacket projectile. At that weight it achieves a steady 3,180 fps muzzle velocity, which will keep it traveling at supersonic speed until around 700 yards – well beyond the 5.56’s effective range. The FMJ’s hard jacket promotes positive functioning in a semi-auto courtesy of its ability to feed smoothly and prevent rapid fouling. This round’s FMJ cannot expand inside soft tissue, although it may fragment apart at higher velocities.

This ammo also sports virgin brass cases. You will notice that they are discolored in the areas where they were annealed, which indicates that the brass is elastic enough to return to its original dimensions after ignition. Alongside their non-corrosive Boxer primers, that makes this ammo’s cases perfect for handloaders.

Although it performs nearly identically to their premiere Exacta line of ammunition, Fiocchi’s Shooting Dynamics ammo is priced so you can train longer and get more out of your trips to the range. These 1,000 rounds are not remotely wanting in the quality department -- their brass casings are fresh from the factory (possibly in Italy, more likely in Ozark, MO), their Boxer primers are responsive and non-corrosive, and their propellant is clean burning and matched to deliver a consistent chamber pressure, shot after shot.

This M193 Ball round boasts a 55 grain projectile with a full metal jacket, so it’ll feed without issue in your AR-15 and penetrate even unconventional plinking targets. The bullet further features a boat tail design, so its ballistic coefficient is high to give it a flattened trajectory, lower sensitivity to crosswinds, and the ability to retain a better part of its velocity downrange.