Fiocchi Ammo

Fiocchi ammunition is always a safe bet for your shooting needs. This range load is a great replacement for expensive hollow points when you're slaying paper targets. It fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second, slightly faster than other standard pressure loads; the FMJ projectiles use brass jackets rather than copper in order to maintain stability with the increased velocity and are proven to produce accuracy worthy of competitive use.

Most Fiocchi ammunition sold in the US is loaded in Ozark, Missouri with the balance being imported from Lecco, Italy. Fiocchi has been in business since the 19th century and has taken off in a big way in the US in the last several years due to the reasonable price and impressive quality of its ammo.

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.

This 9mm Luger ammunition from Fiocchi delivers accurate, reliable performance at a reasonable cost. Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,200 feet per second, slightly faster than most target loads. This bumps recoil up a little bit and provides a more realistic training experience that simulates full power carry ammunition.

This is not +P ammo, so it can be used in subcompact or older firearms not rated for high pressure cartridges. It uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

A majority of Fiocchi ammunition sold in the US is loaded in Ozark, Missouri, with the rest coming from the company's headquarters in Lecco, Italy.

The 12 gauge ammunition from Fiocchi excels at clay shooting and comes in a bulk priced 250 shell case suitable for long sessions. Expect good patterning and mild recoil.

Each 2-3/4" shell in this case fires a one ounce load of #8 lead birdshot at a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second.

Fiocchi manufactures most of its shotshells sold in the US domestically at a facility in Ozark, Missouri.

This 250-round bulk case of 12 gauge shells is a great way to prep for the upcoming seasons or a practice day of peppering paper targets. Fiocchi, the Italian manufacturer of these rounds, has over 140 years of manufacturing experience and has established a United States factory which makes most of their locally sold ammunition. Each of these 12 gauge shells uses a moisture-resistant plastic hull that has an extended length of 2-3/4 inches which is compatible with the widest range of shotguns on the market.

Inside the shell is an ounce of #7.5 lead birdshot which does well against grouse, pheasants, and clay pigeons. The shot load is partially contained by a petaled wad which helps protect the pellets from flattening against barrel walls, resulting in tighter patterns with more capability to penetrate into vital organs and produce positive drops on upland game. This wad also collapses in the middle during the firing process to reduce felt recoil impulse for faster follow-up shots on targets in mid-air.

Start your season off right with a 250-round case of 12 gauge target shells made by a company you can trust. Fiocchi has been in business since 1876 and has long been a supporter of modern shooting sports both in Europe and in the United States. As such, these loads are supported by decades of experience but tailored to contemporary specifications using high-grade components like factory-rolled brass heads, protective plastic hulls, and recoil-reducing wad and powder combinations.

Each shell contains 1-1/8 ounces of #8 lead shot which is commonly used for medium-range clay work at club ranges and matches. With an extended hull length of 2-3/4 inches, these shells are compatible with the widest range of 12 gauge shotguns available. This lends optimum performance to top-shelf sporting and fouling pieces but allows tactical-class shotguns to enjoy the fun as well. This case breaks down into ten 25-round boxes for convenient storage and distribution.

Whether it be handgun, rifle, or shotgun rounds, ammo from Fiocchi's Shooting Dynamics line can be found in kits and at ranges all around the United States. The brand is considered to be dependable, inexpensive, and consistent from shot to shot. These 12 gauge shells are no different and carry a 1-1/8 ounce load of hardened #8-size lead shot bullets which will turn clay targets into dust at medium range. Each shell has an unfolded length of 2-3/4 inches which matches the chamber size of high-grade scatterguns and ensures tight patterning with very little pellet deformity.

The plastic hull material resists moisture while the non-corrosive 209 primer starts a clean burn which will leave behind very little residue. Fiocchi performs extensive testing with their wad designs and propellant choices in order to lessen felt recoil without sacrificing muzzle velocity. Fiocchi is an Italian outfit and sponsors many current American 3-Gun competitors.

Owners of suppressed 9mm Luger pistols will enjoy the low muzzle report of this ammunition from Fiocchi. These cartridges come in a bulk priced case of 1,000, divided into 20 boxes of 50 rounds each.

Each round in this case propels an extra-heavy 158 grain full metal jacket bullet to a subsonic muzzle velocity of 850 feet per second. By staying well clear of the sound barrier, these bullets avoid creating the cracking noise of most 9mm Parabellum cartridges, with very noticeable sound reduction in combination with a suppressor. At the same time, this load is powerful enough to cycle semi-automatic actions reliably.

Fiocchi ammunition uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

The 12 gauge shotgun has been around since the 1870's and is one of the most effective and powerful, close range firearms on the market. Proven by almost a century and a half of constant military, civilian, and law enforcement use, the 12 gauge is great for hunting, target shooting and self defense applications.

Established in 1876 and still owned and operated by the founding family, Fiocchi is the oldest ammunition manufacturer in Italy and is one of the most respected around the world. They have a facility located in Missouri that is responsible for manufacturing most of the rounds sold in the USA.

These 2 3/4" hulls carry 7/8 of an ounce of #7-1/2 shot that leaves the barrel around 1350 feet per second. These are great shells for busting clays at the range without breaking the bank!

Owners of suppressed firearms will enjoy the low noise generated by this 9mm Luger subsonic load from Fiocchi. These cartridges work well with suppressors (or "silencers"), as the projectile does not cross the sound barrier and generate the inevitable cracking noise that supersonic projectiles create.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a 158 grain full metal jacket bullet. The heavy bullet generates a muzzle velocity of only 850 feet per second, more than enough to ensure good close-range accuracy while keeping noise to a minimum.

Fiocchi ammo is loaded in the USA and Italy using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

If have a handgun that takes .380 Auto cartridges and want a full supply of training rounds, then order this bulk case of 1,000 cartridges from Fiocchi. These rounds are designed to give you the perfect balance of power and speed, maintaining excellent consistency from the firearm to the target and helping you become a more responsible and proficient gun owner.

You’ll have 1,000 rounds that are loaded with 90-grain ammunition. They are extremely reliable in autoloading handguns, as they deliver less fouling and fewer jams in the chamber. The Shooting Dynamics brand from Fiocchi is a trusted choice for target shooting and training for many different calibers.

Fiocchi has been creating ammo since the early 1800’s. The Fiocchi family manufactured bullets during the Napoleonic era and the company itself has been serving American gun owners since partnering with Smith & Wesson and coming to Illinois in the 1950’s. From training rounds for handguns to long-range hunting cartridges, Fiocchi has the quality you deserve.

When you are looking for something with incredible power to stop intruders and predators, put meat on the table, or blast away at the range at trap and skeet, the 12 gauge shotgun is the perfect firearm for you. Developed shortly after the end of the Civil War, this amazing shotgun has been used by militaries, civilians, and law enforcement all over the world for ages, showing just how amazingly effective and powerful it is and letting you know it will never let you down.

Since 1876, Fiocchi has been owned and managed by the same family that founded it nearly a century and a half ago and crafts some of the best ammunition and firearms in the world. These 2 3/4", one ounce, #8 shot, 12 gauge shells fire at 1200 feet per second and will smash into any clay pigeons you fire at with crushing power. With the reliability and quality of these Fiocchi rounds, you will be hitting target after target with no difficulty.

When you want something with incredible power and that produces fantastic results, the 12 gauge shotgun is the perfect firearm for you. Developed in the 1870's, the 12 gauge has been used all over the world for years in militaries, law enforcement agencies, and by civilians, proving just how effective and reliable it is. Whether you want to hunt and put food on the table, blast clay targets, or defend your family from intruders, the 12 gauge is the perfect firearm for you.

Fiocchi has been around for nearly a century and a half and is still owned by the same family that founded it, making it one of the most respected firearms and ammunition manufacturers in the world. Firing at 1250 feet per second, these Fiocchi Game and Target, 2 3/4", #8 shot, one ounce shells have all the power, great patterns, and energy you need to not only blast clay targets, but take down upland game for your supper as well.

The 25 ACP was developed just after the turn of last century by John Browning, just like many of the rounds we still use today. Created to give the performance of the 22 LR to the pistol platform, the 25 ACP is a fantastic, low recoil round for self defense or training at the range. With its incredibly small kick and its great accuracy, you won't have any trouble shooting this over one hundred year old round.

Fiocchi is the oldest ammunition and firearms manufacturer in Italy and is still run and owned by the same family that started it, still creating some of the best products in the world. Firing at 800 feet per second, these 50 grain, brass cased, boxer primed, full metal jacket rounds have just the accuracy and incredible reliability you need for all your handgun training needs.

This .45 ACP ammunition from Fiocchi is a cost-effective training and plinking load for owners of 1911s, SIG P220s, and other .45 Auto handguns.

Each round in this bulk priced case of 500 fires a heavy 230 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 875 feet per second. This produces typical ballistics for this caliber and stout but manageable recoil.

Reloaders should be aware that these cartridges use brass cases with small size non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Target shooters will appreciate the accuracy and reliable performance of this .38 Special ammunition from Fiocchi. These cartridges can also be used in .357 Mag revolvers as a lower cost, lower recoil alternative to magnum rounds.

Each round in this case of 1,000 fires a heavy 158 grain full metal jacket bullet at 930 feet per second. This is a relatively powerful configuration compared to other standard pressure loads, making it a good substitute for expensive self-defense ammo at the range.

Fiocchi ammo is made in both the USA and Italy using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

This staple 12 gauge load is a fine selection for blasting clays, bagging upland birds, and blowing off steam with some target practice. Each of these shells from Fiocchi uses a low-brass head with a moisture-resistant hull that has firm crip up front. Inside the shell is a one-ounce load of #7.5 size birdshot which is effective on feathered and clay pigeons alike at medium range. The lead shot pellets are protected by a cupped wad which helps protect them from flattening, resulting in denser patterns and longer effective ranges.

The wad also has a collapsible center which further protects the shot load and also reduces felt recoil. This shell is driven by Fiocchi's own clean-burning powder which is ignited by a non-corrosive 209 primer. The 2-3/4 inch long hull is compatible with most 12 gauge shotguns and is optimized for the chamber size of the most popular hunting and sporting pieces.

Keep your skills sharp with this 1,000 round case of .32 ACP ammunition from Fiocchi. These inexpensive cartridges are perfect for the level of range practice needed to maintain proficiency with a handgun.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 73 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,000 feet per second, delivering typical .32 Auto ballistics.

Fiocchi ammunition uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. It is produced in both Ozark, Missouri and Lecco, Italy.