Specials

The 380 Auto has been one of the most popular self defense rounds since its release by Colt in 1908 along with their Model 1908 pocket hammerless semiautomatic handgun. Whether you need to stop an assailant or need a low recoil round to shoot at the range, the 380 Auto is perfect for you. Also known as the 380 ACP, this round has had a recent surge in popularity with the overwhelming number pocket sized pistols that are available today.

A product of Pobjeda Technologies in Bosnia, MAXXTech ammo is a great option for inexpensive range training. Although most many rounds out of Eastern Europe are not reloadable and corrosive, these particular rounds are non-corrosive, brass cased, boxer primed, and reloadable, giving you many of the perks of more expensive ammo at a much lower price. Firing at 918 feet per second, these 95 grain, full metal jacket rounds are great option to hone your handgun skills.

Developed by Smith & Wesson in 1898, the 38 Special was a favorite during World War One and has been in constant use till the present day, whether it be military, law enforcement, or civilian use or a combination. With its fantastic self defense capacity and its low recoil, it makes for an ideal round for those with weaker hands. With this amazing round, you can keep your family safe and train at the range without worrying about the massive recoil that comes with some other rounds.

With their deliberately low cost yet top notch and highly innovative ammunition, Magtech has found themselves at the top of the ammunition world, making some of the best and most affordable ammo on the market. With these 158 grain, semi jacketed soft point, boxer primed, brass cased rounds, firing at 744 feet per second, you have everything you need for an excellent range round. When you experience the accuracy and reliability of these inexpensive rounds, you will understand why Magtech is so highly praised.

This is not loaded ammunition. You’ll have just as much luck firing these empty component cases in your rifle as you would if you had loaded its magazine with baby corns.

Do you want to load your own high-quality 7.62x51mm ammunition – or perhaps your own high-quality 308 Win ammunition? Then 100 empty brass 7.62x51 cases by Prvi Partizan are a great place to start! The factory fresh cases will arrive at your doorstep with empty primer pockets, so make sure you have all the non-brass components you’ll need before you get started. These are the same exact cases Serbia’s largest ammo manufacturer would use to make their own rounds – but we’re sure your stuff would beat Prvi Partizan’s any day of the week!

Loading your own 7.62x51 ammo is extremely difficult to do without .30 cal bullets. Take a look at all the awesome options we currently have in stock if you’d like some ideas for your next project!

This is not loaded ammunition! These are .338” diameter component bullets, suitable for loading your own 338 Lapua Magnum, 338 Winchester Magnum or 338-378 Weatherby Magnum ammunition.

Do you want to fire your rifle in one state and hit a target in another? Sierra’s hollow point boat tail MatchKing is your best bet! This competition grade bullet features intensely standardized components, including a jacket that is drawn to a ±0.0003 concentricity standard and overall weight that doesn’t vary from 300 grains by more or less than 0.3 grains.

The MatchKing’s ballistically efficient jacket profile and optimally tapered boat tail both ensure that the bullet retains as much momentum as possible, so you can witness the flat trajectory the .338 bullet is renowned for. The MatchKing has been fired to win more competitions than all other manufacturers’ bullets combined!

Sierra warns that these bullets are intended for at least a 1:10” twist barrel.

This isn’t loaded ammunition! These component bullets are for handloaders only. If you order these bullets without knowing how to load them, then you’re basically buying ballast.

Zero Bullets has been at it for over half a century, and today the Alabaman company is known as one of the best bullet manufacturers in the country. If you’ve got a big pile of 38 Special brass that you don’t know what to do with, here’s the solution!

These 0.357" diameter bullets adhere to a tightly controlled weight standard of 110 grains – a little light for the 357 Mag, but spot on for its weaker, older parent cartridge. Zero calls them JHPs, though you’ll probably agree they’re technically SJHPs, with noses that aren’t fully enveloped by gilding metal. That’s going to promote more consistent expansion following lower-velocity impact.

These bullets have crimping cannelures around their shanks, and their bases are fully jacketed to prevent gasification of their lead cores during ignition. That’ll keep your revolver or lever gun’s rifling cleaner while reducing your exposure to lead!

Roll your own .45 ACP self-defense loads with these jacketed hollow-point (JHP) projectiles from Zero Bullets. These bullets projectiles are copper jacketed to resist high speeds and have a diameter of .451 inches which can be used for .45 ACP, .460 Rowland, .45 GAP, and .45 Super recipes. The hollow cavity with light segmentation at the tip of the bullet will cause it to expand on impact for a larger wound cavity and greater terminal performance. 230 grains is a standard weight for the caliber and will match a wide range of proven load data. Zero Bullets is an Alabama-based manufacturer that has been making rounds in the gun show circuit for years and has a great reputation among hand-loaders for quality projectiles at a low price.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of pistol powders, while you're here!

This is not loaded ammunition! Please only order these component bullets if you have the equipment necessary to load them (or you want a needlessly expensive doorstop).

Anyone can fire factory-loaded ammunition, but it takes a real scientist to load their own. We sense that you know a thing or two about dies and turrets, which is why we believe you’ll love Berry’s Hybrid Hollow Points!

This projectile possesses a rotationally stable swaged lead core that has been electroplated with copper. Berry’s restrikes each bullet following electroplating to ensure uniform specs and to create the bullet’s nose cavity. The Hybrid HP excels at weight retention, and its terminal ballistics include wide expansion accompanied by 11”-13” penetration when loaded in a 9mm cartridge with a muzzle velocity between 1,050 and 1,150 fps.

This 124 grain projectile has a diameter of 0.356” and overall length of 0.538”. Berry’s advises loading a 9mm cartridge so it is 1.090" in overall length. They further advise using either cast or jacketed data for bullets of the same grain weight and profile as this bullet. You can use either a taper or a roll crimp, but do take care to avoid overcrimping the brass. A round nose seating stem is also advised.

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.

This 22 WMR is the epitome of a quality performing rimfire ammunition. The engineering of this product with the V-Max Polymer Tipped projectiles result in unmatched accuracy at longer distances. It has a muzzle velocity of 2,200 feet per second and excellent terminal performance out to 125 yards. Whether you are looking to hunt some varmint or just a great training ammo, this bulk 22 WMR is just what you're looking for.

Hornady knows how to culminate tradition with innovation with their ammunition. Whether it is hunting, sporting, or self-defense, Hornady listens and delivers. Hornady leaders use the highest quality powders and components, advanced technology, and deliver record-setting ammunition!

This 17 HMR cartridge by Hornady will turn you into the woodchuck terminator that you’ve always aspired to become. Its select brass casing’s geometry has match grade uniformity, and its sensitive primer and powerful propellant guarantee a perfect shot with every pull of the trigger. This round is especially potent thanks to its projectile -- a 17 grain V-MAX.

The V-MAX starts with its lead core, which is swaged to permit the precise formation of a cylindrical hollow within it. Perched atop the rim of the V-MAX’s jacket is a polymer tip, the tail of which reaches down into the core’s cavity without touching its base. Upon impact the tip builds up tremendous energy before kissing the bottom of the hollow, causing instantaneous and explosive fragmentation that no varmint would be happy to have take place between its ribs. The V-MAX’s consistent meplat, concentric jacket, and ballistically efficient profile all grant it the heightened accuracy requisite for seeking out such small targets as well.

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!

Someone recently purchased 50 BMG ammo from us thinking it would fit his Desert Eagle. We’re not making fun of him, but we don’t want you repeating his mistake.

If you’re excited about 50 Browning Machine Gun ammunition (and specifically aren’t looking for 50 Action Express), then your head is about to put a head-shaped hole through the ceiling after you’ve jumped with excitement. We’ve got 50 BMG range ammo. By Ammo Inc., no less!

Behold the awesome heft and aerodynamics of the 660 grain full metal jacket projectile. It’s a decidedly unsophisticated piece of ballistic technology: just a core and a jacket, without a polymer tip to provide a lower-drag meplat. A 660-grainer is more than capable of accessing the farthest reaches of any commercial rifle range, though. If you want to see this stuff’s true potential, then you’re probably going to have to drive to Montana. (Unless you are already in Montana, in which case … we don’t know, go to Wyoming, maybe?)

Ammo Inc. strikes these rounds in Wisconsin. See those cases? They’re discolored around their shoulders because they were annealed for added strength and surer functionality. They are unpolished. They are brand new. They are reloadable.

When Winchester began in 1855, they knew that only the best weapons and ammunition would keep them in business, and they haven't looked back since their founding. Whenever you buy Winchester products, you can't help buy feel confident that you have made the right choice.

With its incredible reliability, tiny kick, and affordability, the 22 LR has become one of the most popular rounds in America. Although it is quite a small round, it is still fantastic for small game hunting and amazing for plinking. When you pick up these 3,330 rounds of copper plated hollow point ammo, you will be able to hunt and range train with precise, accurate ammunition. These 36 grain rounds fire at 1280 feet per second, flying toward your target with precision and reliability.

An economical deer hunting load used by many hunters across the country, this Federal Power-Shok ammunition delivers excellent long-range performance worthy of the powerful .308 Winchester cartridge.

Each round in this case of 200 fires a 150 grain soft point projectile at a muzzle velocity of 2,820 feet per second. Simple yet effective, the soft point bullet produces strong mushrooming upon striking the animal. This results in high lethality without heavy fragmentation and damage to edible meat.

Like other entries in the Power-Shok series, this ammo is loaded at Federal's headquarters in Anoka, Minnesota using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

When you want something to put food on the table, defend your family, and have fun at the range with, the 12 gauge is the perfect firearm for you. Developed in the 1870's, this shotgun is still the most popular shotgun in America and is one of the most effective, close range firearms in the world. Used by militaries, civilians, and law enforcement around the world, the 12 gauge is just what you need for all your shooting endeavors.

Since just after the end of the Second World War, Hornady has been dedicated to making the high quality ammunition America needs, causing them to produce some of the most innovative and effective rounds of our time. These Hornady Critical Defense, 00 buckshot, 2 3/4" shells fire at 1600 feet per second and will have no trouble stopping anything that threatens you, whether it be a predator or a human attacker.

If a 30-30 lever-action rifle is going to be your primary hunting arm this season, grab this 200 round case of Federal Power-Shok cartridges for dependable and cost-effective results. These rounds fire soft point bullets that deliver deadly expansion without excessive fragmentation.

Each round in this case propels a 150 grain projectile to a muzzle velocity of 2,390 feet per second. Safe feeding in tubular magazines is ensured by the bullets' round-nosed design.

Federal Power-Shok ammo is manufactured in the USA and uses non-corrosive primers and 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.

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!

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.

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.

This 9mm Luger ammo from CCI's Blazer Brass series is an affordable choice for the range. Each cartridge in this bulk priced case of 1,000 fires a medium weight 124 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,090 feet per second. These specs reflect a standard pressure target load that will be comfortable to shoot for longer sessions due to its moderate recoil.

CCI ammunition is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using the company's own famously reliable non-corrosive Boxer primers. As the Blazer Brass name suggests, these rounds differ from normal Blazer ammo in that they use reloadable brass cases instead of aluminum ones.

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The 12 gauge shotgun has been around since the 1870's and remains the most popular shotgun in America. When you need an effective option for close range shooting applications, the 12 gauge has exactly what it takes to complete the job.

As one of America's most popular ammunition manufacturers, Federal knows how to make high quality and reliable ammo. Whether you want something purpose built for maximum performance or something to plink around with, Federal has the high quality ammo you need.

These Power Shok shells are great for medium and big game hunting applications. Each hull is 2-3/4" long and carries a one ounce hollow point rifled slug. These slugs are intended to be fired through smooth bore barrels and deliver the energy, expansion, and accuracy required for deer and boar hunting.

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.

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.

Armscor got their humble start as a printshop and sporting goods store in Manila all the way back in 1905. In the past few decades they’ve made a big name for themself in America thanks to their Rock Island Armory 1911 pattern pistols, but their ammo has plenty of its own fans as well. Here’s your chance to load the same bullets as Armscor to make your own 223 Rem/5.56x45 ammo!

This case contains 4,000 55 grain FMJBT bullets. Each .224” diameter bullet is hardened by a gilding metal jacket for certain feeding in a semi-auto, and sports a cannelure to facilitate proper crimping. Armscor’s bullet components possess the uniform weight distribution that tight groupings can’t exist without. These bullets’ boat tails not only improve their ballistic coefficient, but also make them easier to seat in the case. Make your own M193 rounds, or get more inventive if you like. You’ll have plenty of room to experiment with 4,000 bullets for handloading!

Please note: These are bullets only, not loaded ammunition! Unless you know how to load your own ammunition, you will be unable to do anything with these bullets except regret ordering them.

Many people disparage the 380 Auto for having inadequate power, but unless you’re going to use your concealed carry to shoot a mountain lion (they’re admittedly a growing threat in urban areas -- we encountered one on the E train in Queens last week), it’s certainly got adequate punch to neutralize a threat.

If you’d like to train with your pocket pistol, you’ll find this round from Winchester perfectly up to the task. Its 95 grain projectile dons a full metal jacket, so it won’t deplete your accuracy by depositing your weapon’s bore with lead residue. Its bullet’s flat nose profile also nicely punches a neat hole through a paper target, and feeds far more reliably than a wadcutter does in a semi-automatic.

These 1,000 rounds feature factory fresh brass casings, and are useful at the reloading bench. Their non-corrosive primers not only suit them for long-term storage, but will will also prevent caustic residues from devouring your action.

5550 rounds of Winchester 22 Long Rifle (LR) ammo that'll have your gun firing for a while and your face smiling for even longer! The Rimfire primer, 36 Grain Copper-Plated Hollow-Point (CPHP) bullet and Brass cases on these New rounds make for the perfect companion for plinking at the range, varmint hunting. Pick up some rounds today and you'll get fast shipping along with Widener's world class service.

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.

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.

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.

These .355 inch diameter projectiles from Hornady are perfect for reloading 9mm Luger and .357 SIG for both training and competitive purposes. Hornady constructs these rounds using an AMP (Advanced Manufacturing Process) copper jacket which is thicker than conventional coatings and reduces deformities while maintaining consistent wall thickness and concentric shape throughout the entire bullet. In addition, these 124 grain projectiles high grade FMJ bullets.

Hornady is one of the most trusted and recognizable names in hunting, sporting, and defensive ammunition production and is well respected for their unique projectiles. Be sure to pick up some small primers and pistol powder to go with your bulk projectile order.

Hornady teamed up with the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant to create this 5.56x45 Frontier cartridge. That means you get to benefit from the work of one of the finest military-grade ammunition producers in the whole world! This round’s brass casing is top notch stuff, the kind you can depend on to cycle efficiently and be of great value time and time again at your reloading bench. Lake City’s state of the industry loading process yielded an intensely reliable primer and propellant charge for this round as well, and their intensive quality assurance protocol ensured that everything came together perfectly for your hungry rifle.

Hornady would never let anyone else make one of their bullets, though -- that’s their forte. As such this round’s 68 grain projectile features its maker’s signature AMP jacket, which has virtually zero variation in its concentricity, as well as a swaged lead core, ballistically efficient boat tail, and perfectly centered hollow point meplat. This is a bullet that begs to be used in a competition, although for the round’s price tag you won’t mind doing whatever you like with it!

As South Korea's Military ammunition provider, PMC is one of the best producers of inexpensive, quality ammo. You just can't go wrong on a one thousand round deal on PMC's cheap, but reliable and accurate ammo.

The 9mm is a staple sidearm round. In fact, it is the most popular round in America. Need to defend yourself? Look no further than this deal on reliable and accurate, PMC, jacketed hollow point rounds. With the partial jacket added to the hollow point, it greatly increases the expansion, which in turn increases the amount of damage and stopping power. Not only that, but this deal on one thousand rounds allows you to get some real feel practice in with plenty left over to defend yourself.

If you like to reload for your AK or SKS, or simply want to shoot at an indoor range that won't allow steel-cased ammo, these brass cased 7.62x39mm cartridges from PMC are your best bet. Packaged in an economical case of 500, these rounds fire a 123 grain full metal jacket bullet and produce typical ballistics for this caliber.

This ammunition is loaded in South Korea and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers. All of the components are made in-house to ensure optimal quality control.

PMC ammo is made by Poongsan, a major supplier to the South Korean military.

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!

What is the first manufacturer you think of when you want ammunition? For many people, that company is Federal. Federal has been around for years, and is highly respected. Not only do they make fantastic low end ammunition, but they make great high end ammunition as well.

Federal's Hi-Shok line of ammunition is an exceptional line of self defense ammo. Specifically designed for massive expansion, weight retention, and stopping power, these jacketed hollow point rounds are just what you need to protect yourself and your family. Not only that, but these rounds are brass cased and Boxer primed, making them great for reloading. Pick up 1000 rounds of this 147 grain, high quality 9mm ammo today!

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.

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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).

Sellier & Bellot launched their line of economical 6.5 Creedmoor ammo in 2018 and it's been incredibly popular from the start. These rounds feature a 140 grain full metal jacket boat-tail bullet and with this product, you'll get the entire bulk case of 500 rounds. The ammo comes packaged in 25 boxes with each box containing 20 rounds that are ready for your rifle.

Sellier & Bellot is known for world class ammunition that is produced in Eastern Europe. Their rounds are famous for reliability at a cheap price --- a combination that just about any shooter can appreciate!

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.

If you need effective ammunition for pest control and small game, order a full selection of these top-quality rounds from CCI, a leader in rimfire ammunition. These rounds use 36-grain copper-plated hollow-point projectiles that are accurate and effective at the target. With expansion and penetration, these .22 LR rounds give you optimal results in the field.

With this box, you’ll have a 5,000-round supply of .22 LR ammunition, keeping you stocked for years of varmint and pest control. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,260 feet per second and an energy of 127 foot pounds. Even after 100 yards, the bullet maintains 1,003 feet per second and 80 foot pounds of energy. This gives you ideal performance, even in tough conditions.

CCI is a top source for rimfire ammunition and components. They have items for varmints, small game, and target shooting, as well as a wide variety of reloading supplies. They are part of Vista Outdoors, a large manufacturer of outdoor products.

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.

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.