Specials

If you count on Speer Gold Dot ammunition in your carry revolver, train with Speer Lawman rounds at the range. These cartridges are engineered to produce the same external ballistics and recoil as their more expensive hollow point counterparts, but at a fraction of the price.

Each round in this box of 50 propels a light 125 grain total metal jacket bullet to a muzzle velocity of 863 feet per second. TMJ bullets are a particularly good choice for indoor shooting, as they have no exposed lead surfaces and release minimal heavy metal particles when fired.

Speer ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho and uses reloadable brass cases. The non-corrosive Boxer primers are made by CCI, Speer's sister company, and are famous for their reliability.

This .38 Special ammunition from Fiocchi excels in the training role, delivering solid accuracy and realistic ballistics at a low cost. A relatively "hot" standard pressure load, this ammo fires a 130 grain full metal jacket bullet at 950 feet per second, making it a good stand-in for expensive defensive cartridges.

These rounds can also be used as an inexpensive range load for .357 Magnum revolvers. However, they may not be suitable for use in all rifles with tubular magazines due to their jacketed construction.

These cartridges come in boxes of 50 and use non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Make yourself some great .45 ACP practice ammo with these full metal jacket (FMJ) projectiles from Zero Bullets. These FMJ bullets measure .451 inches in diameter and can also be used to load .45 Super, .45 GAP, and .460 Rowland calibers. Projectiles from Zero Bullets are made in Alabama and feature true copper jackets to withstand high velocities. These bullets weigh 230 grains which fits the many of the most popular and most traditional .45 ACP load data.

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.

#12 shot hasn’t got the widest variety of applications. If you manage to take a tom turkey with it, then you deserve a Nobel prize for hunting (if in fact the Nobel Committee awards a prize in that category). No, what the .05” diameter pellets excel at, and are only good for, is taking out nearby varmints like rats and house mice. But who wants to carry around a shotgun just in case they cross paths with a rodent?

With this 22 LR shell by CCI, you’ll be ready for a spontaneous rat encounter so long as you’re carrying a small pistol. This round’s 31 grain load of #12 shot tears out of the muzzle at a subsonic speed of 1,000 fps, so it has got the range, spread, and power you need to prematurely end any pest’s cheese pilfering days.

Some 22 LR shells have crimped ends to hold in their shot, but we’ve found that they can present problems extracting on occasion. We personally prefer this round’s plastic tip, which doesn’t require the rim of the brass casing to change upon ignition. CCI’s responsive primer and consistent propellant charge promote reliable performance, but take caution that this round isn't intended to cycle a semi-automatic.

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.

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!

This 224 Valkyrie cartridge from Federal’s American Eagle line of ammunition sports a 75 grain projectile, which is heavy compared to other cartridges of its size but not uncommon for its caliber. The bullet features a total metal jacket -- because even its base is enclosed by its jacket, you’ll produce substantially fewer lead fumes when you fire it. That makes it perfect for use in poorly ventilated indoor ranges, or for high volume shooters who know they’d do well to limit their lungs’ exposure to toxic gasses. This bullet’s jacket further prevents rapid lead fouling in a rifle’s bore, preserving the very accuracy that the 224 Valkyrie cartridge is renowned for.

This round also offers a factory fresh brass casing which is ideal for handloading, a non-corrosive primer which is reliable enough to guarantee a shot with every trigger pull, and clean burning propellant which will spare your bore and action from becoming encrusted with caustic residues. Its agreeable price and number of features make this cartridge a must for range training, and with 200 of them to go through you’ll be quite content the next time you venture to the range or woods.

Please note: These are component bullets, not loaded ammunition. You can not fire these bullets unless you load your own ammunition.

Armscor is earning themselves quite a reputation here in America. Their Rock Island Armory pistols fill a nice niche for people who don’t want to auction off vital organs just to be able to afford a 1911. Their 22 TCM cartridge has promise, even if most of the people asking about it only want to know if they can fire it in a firearm chambered for 22 LR. (No.) And their component bullets, which are produced according to precise tolerances, consistently weighted, and deliver good accuracy at the range, are sought after by handloaders throughout the country.

This meaty slab of .357” diameter bullets is just the ticket for handloaders specializing in 38 Special or 357 Mag. With 1,500 bullets you be able to load 250 six-shot cylinders worth of ammo, and as full metal jackets they’re at once clean shooting and economically designed. Armscor draws a concentric jacket for what is ostensibly a target grade bullet, so your shots will benefit from satisfactory rotational stability and resultant flat trajectories. Buy ten of these cases of bullets and use them to ballast your canoe!

Pick up this economical 500 round case of .45 ACP "white box" ammo from Winchester for all your target shooting needs. Each case contains 10 boxes of 50 rounds each.

These cartridges fire a heavy 230 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 835 feet per second. As a standard pressure load, this ammo works well for older or compact firearms.

Winchester ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

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 high grade .223 Remington ammunition from Hornady is an excellent choice for discerning shooters who want better performance than what typical range fodder can provide, but don't want to spend large amounts on match-grade ammo.

Each round in this case of 500 (split into 10 boxes of 50 rounds each) fires a 55 grain boat-tailed full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,240 feet per second. This produces ballistics similar to M193 ball ammo.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Hornady designs their American Gunner ammunition for the selective sportsman who wants the impeccable performance of their premium factory loaded rounds for a competitive price. The 200-round ammo can is the perfect way to store this 6.5mm Creedmoor, and it is fully reusable. Each cartridge is assembled with a 140 grain boat tail hollow point (BTHP) projectile that blasts out of the barrel with match-grade accuracy at 2690 fps.

Hornady has loaded premium hunting, sporting, and self-defense ammunition since 1949. This 200-round bulk pack of ammunition is an affordable way to get your hands on top shelf range ammo that is a blast to shoot. Order this 6.5mm Creedmoor American Gunner ammo can today!

• You - An abnormally handsome American firearm enthusiast who don’t got no 9mm ammo.
• Ammo Inc. - An American ammunition manufacturer that produces economically friendly 9mm ammo.
• Widener’s - An American ammunition retailer that has piles of Ammo Inc.’s best in its warehouse.
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This ammo’s perfect for just about anything short of hunting and self-defense! Each cartridge is rigged out with an unsophisticated 115 grain full metal jacket projectile. That’s a lead core with a copper-alloy jacket, which means zero metals that can attract a magnet. The FMJ’s hard shell reduces fouling of the barrel, and Ammo Inc.’s fast-burning propellant will do even more to keep your grooves and lands nice and shiny. This supersonic ammo is loaded with brand new brass cases. Trust them to cycle through any semi-auto, and then breathe life back into them at your reloading press. The power is yours!

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.

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.

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.

Compact pistols aren't always the most fun to shoot, but if you depend on a .380 ACP handgun for self-defense, you owe it to yourself to train with it as well. This 1,000 round case of ammunition from Fiocchi can help you get the trigger time you need at a reasonable price.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 960 feet per second. This is typical for the .380 Auto and delivers ballistics and felt recoil similar to those of most carry loads.

This ammo is packaged in boxes of 50, with 20 boxes in each case; it uses non-corrosive primers and reloadable cases.

Want to sharpen your aim, hunt wily coyote, or defend your castle? This 5.7x28mm cartridge’s 40 grain V-MAX bullet will cover all your bases, and its high quality supporting components come together let your pistol or rifle perform like clockwork.

FN tagged Hornady for this round’s bullet. The polymer tipped beauty boasts a high ballistic coefficient, so it provides the accuracy that satisfying range training and hunting both hinge on. The V-MAX’s polymer tip virtually eliminates dangerous ricochets!

The V-MAX’s tip also unleashes catastrophic terminal performance. The polymer spear rests on the jacket’s rim, and extends into the swaged lead core’s internal cavity without touching its bottom. That enables it to store up tremendous energy before transferring it to the core, causing violent fragmentation in the process.

This round’s casing is drawn and tapered to tight tolerances, so it chambers snugly, cycles with ease, and offers repeated value as a handloading component. FN’s responsive primer won’t fail your semi-auto, and their propellant clean and evenly.

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.

This Blazer Brass ammunition is a great choice for any .40 S&W gun owner, but especially reloaders. Each cartridge in this volume priced case of 1,000 fires a 180 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 985 feet per second. Recoil will depend heavily on the pistol use, but is generally on the snappy side.

CCI ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho; as the name suggests, Blazer Brass differs from the regular Blazer series in its use of brass cases instead of aluminum ones.

These cartridges use non-corrosive Boxer primers.

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.

Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) ammo that's as ready as you are for home defense. Made by Magtech, this 9mm Luger (9x19) ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 115 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 1000 rounds of 9mm Luger (9x19) that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot.

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!

The 10mm: When nine millimeters just aren’t enough. First introduced with the Bren Ten pistol in 1983, this powerful cartridge was formerly utilized by the FBI after they concluded that their current pistols weren’t powerful enough following the infamous 1986 Miami shootout. The caliber maintains its popularity with the self-defense crowd, and several law enforcement agencies favor its indisputable power to this day.

If you would depend on a 10mm in a hairy situation, then you can’t do without training with your pistol ahead of time. This cartridge by Magtech delivers reliable and accurate performance at the range, and its 180 grain projectile’s full metal jacket will ensure reliable feeding in your semi-automatic pistol while protecting its bore from lead fouling. The stellar popularity Magtech has has come to enjoy in so few years after the brand’s’ creation really speaks to their products’ quality -- invest in these 1,000 rounds and see why that reputation is well-deserved.

This is not loaded ammunition! These are component bullets: useless to anyone who doesn’t have the tools, skills, and enormous brain they would need in order to load their own ammunition. Do not order these bullets unless you call yourself a handloader (or need a 45 pound doorstop).

Berry’s Manufacturing is revered for their high-quality American-made plated bullets – but their jacketed bullets are far out, too! These 62 grain full metal jacket boat tail (FMJBT) projectiles are manufactured in strict accordance with excruciatingly tight tolerances, and are ideal for the handloader who demands the utmost precision from their 223 Rem or 5.56x45 cartridges. Cannelures? Yes!

These are not M855 projectiles. They will not attract a magnet.

Each 0.224” diameter projectile in this case of 5,000 boasts a highly uniform OAL of 0.810". According to Berry’s, these bullets have a G1 BC of 0.276” and sectional density of 0.177.

Since 1968, Speer Lawman has been providing ammunition for police and civilians. Now, they have built a reputation of having high quality, reliable ammunition, and even use some of the same loads from their Gold Dot line, so that when you shoot for real, it reacts the same way.

This 1000 round box of Speer Lawman is a great deal. Firing at 830 feet per second, and protecting you from lead poisoning with the total metal jacket, these 230 grain rounds are everything you need for practicing on the range. Give these puppies a try and experience the reliability of Speer.

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!

This 1000 round bulk pack of .45 ACP from Federal is just what you need to fuel range sessions with your favorite 1911, HK45c, or M&P45. These American Eagle branded rounds are assembled using reloadable brass casings, clean-burning powder, non-corrosive Boxer primers, and 230 grain Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) projectiles. 230 grains is a standard weight for the .45 Auto caliber and will provide proper break in when testing a new pistol for feeding while also exposing the shooter to the typical recoil of most match and defensive ammo choices. These rounds can be expected to leave the muzzle at 890 feet-per-second which is great for subsonic use with suppressors.

Federal is a long-trusted name in the shooting industry and has been responsible for making great strides in all aspects of hunting, law enforcement, and competition oriented ammunition. Their American Eagle line aims to bring consistent products to the budget conscious without skimping on component quality.

CCI Mini-Mag features a reusable plastic box and clean burning propellants, but the real gem of CCI Mini-Mag, is the CCI sure-fire primers. CCI makes some of the best primers in the world, especially when it comes to rimfire primers, like those on these 22 LR rounds.

With five thousand rounds of copper plated round nose 22 LR, you are set for months, if not years, of range training. You simply can't go wrong with CCI rimfire ammo, and with 5000 rounds, you want to make sure you have reliable ammunition with a long shelf life, which is no problem for CCI. Don't miss your chance to grab this deal!

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.

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.

The X-TAC line from PMC more closely follows the same specifications used for manufacturing military grade ammunition. As a result, this 1000 bulk pack of 5.56mm has a few features that you won't find in usual lots of inexpensive ammo. These XP193 rounds are great for rainy day storage, high round count classes, practice sessions, fun plinking, and building a ballistic chart close to NATO-spec M193.

Like M193, these XP193 rounds feature 55 grain bullets which are compatible with the widest range of barrel lengths and twists of AR, SCAR, ACR, and other 5.56x45mm chambered rifles. The full metal jacket boat tail (FMJ-BT) projectiles feature a toothed cannelure which prevents round setback during rough handling or repeated loading and live ejection; bullet setback can affect accuracy or even cause catastrophic firearm failure. In addition, the reloadable brass casings have a consistent coat of sealant surrounding their non-corrosive Boxer primers which prevents moisture from entering the cartridge and creating dud rounds. The casings are also annealed for added strength to prevent pressure-induced malfunctions and guarantee long brass life for reloaders.

PMC ammunition is produced in South Korea on some of the same tooling and machines used to supply NATO countries with war-fighting ammo. These bulk packs are highly regarded among American shooters for their inexpensive cost, high reliability, and adherence to M193 specification.

Winchester has been making ammunition for over 150 years now. They can’t claim to have made 5.56x45 ammo for quite that long (for reasons we hope we don’t have to explain), but they’ve certainly mastered all the ins and outs of America’s favorite centerfire cartridge!

This is Winchester’s most fundamental kind of 5.56, and therefore absolutely perfect for casual and serious target shooting alike. The M193 spec cartridge sports a 55 grain projectile, which is light enough to achieve a muzzle velocity that is just shy of three times faster than the speed of sound. The full metal jacket projectile’s economical design makes it optimal for high-volume shooting, yet it still provides the consistent accuracy discerning marksmen demand. The non-expanding solid point FMJ is made of lead and copper, thus making this ammo absolutely nonmagnetic.

This ammo’s military-grade brass cases are reloadable, and they have never before seen the light of day. They’re not grayish around their necks because they have previously been fired, but rather because they weren’t polished after they were made more durable via annealing. Noncorrosive Boxer-primed, clean-shooting, and packaged 50 boxes per case of 1,000!