Remington Ammo

The 22 LR has been around for a long time and is one of the most popular cartridges in the United States. With its incredibly low recoil and report, not to mention its fantastic ammo price, the 22 LR presents an incredible option for hunting, range training, and even competing in a shooting match. Whatever your purpose, the 22 LR is there for you.

With their high speed and lead round nose tips, the Thunderbolt is Remington's most popular 22 LR cartridge, perfect for a plethora of 22 LR purposes. Firing at 1255 feet per second, these 40 grain rounds will cycle semi automatics and are great for range training, small game hunting, and plinking around. Remington has been in business since 1816 and their products are both reliable and affordable.

High volume shooters of .22 LR ammo will appreciate the amazing bulk savings offered by this 6,300-round case of Remington Golden Bullets. These hollowpoint cartridges are inexpensive enough to use at the range but also deliver devastating expansion against squirrels, rabbits, and other small pests.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 36-grain brass plated hollow point bullet at 1,280 feet per second. This high velocity contributes to better fragmentation and improved terminal performance on small game animals like rabbits and squirrels.

Remington ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas. Remington has been in business since the early 19th century and is one of only a few companies that produces both guns and ammo.

This 525-round brick of .22 LR ammunition from Remington can be put to use putting holes in both varmints and paper targets.

Each cartridge in this value pack fires a 36-grain, plated hollow point bullet that produces reduced fouling and lethal expansion against small pest animals. With a muzzle velocity of 1,280 feet per second, this ammo falls in the "high velocity" category. High-velocity rounds are not completely muffled by suppressors but generate better terminal performance than standard velocity loads.

Remington ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas. These cartridge use rimfire-primed brass cases.

It’s funny how the 22 LR, a cartridge that’s indisputably inappropriate for self-defense or hunting any sort of animal that’d make for a sizeable family dinner, has become the most popular in the world. We’d venture it’s its subtle report, negligible recoil, low cost, and overall enjoyability that have made it that way. If you’re as big a fan of the caliber as seemingly every other shooter on earth is, then you’ll be very happy to have this mountainous case of Remington Golden Bullet ammo tucked away in your home.

This cartridge’s 40 grain projectile is a CPRN. The copper, which gives the “Golden Bullet” its attractive color, does a splendid job of lessening the kind of fouling that would have quickly impacted a firearm’s accuracy. Its an exceptionally aerodynamic bullet which has no difficulty burrowing through light targets as well. For just how little these rounds cost, you’ll be able to shoot exactly as much as you’d care to -- all day if you’d like.

Remington Golden Bullet ammo provides a reliable option for target practice, plinking, and even hunting small game. These rounds will perform accurately in a variety of firearms, making them a versatile and functional choice. Each of the 40 grain rounds contains a plated round nose bullet. These projectiles are affordable, and a common bullet used in 22LR ammunition.

Remington has been around since 1816, manufacturing and delivering a variety of ammunition types to shooters, ranging from beginner to the most elite. This rimfire ammunition contain brass cases and shoots at a muzzle velocity of 1,255 feet per second.

Avid handgunners will appreciate the reliable performance and reasonable cost of this 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington UMC. These rounds come in a 1,000 round case that offers considerable bulk savings over the course of a few range trips.

Each round in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" as Remington calls it) bullet at 1,145 feet per second. As a standard pressure load, this ammo functions well in a wide variety of firearms while producing low recoil.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Racking up a high round count at the range can be expensive with some brands of ammunition. Thankfully, Remington UMC offers these 250-round 9mm Luger "Mega Packs" that can cut your costs down without sacrificing reliability or accuracy.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,145 feet per second. These are typical standard pressure 9mm Parabellum specs; expect relatively low recoil.

Remington UMC ("Union Metallic Cartridge") ammo is loaded in the USA and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cartridges.

Stock up for all your target shooting needs with this bulk priced case of 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington UMC. These cartridges come in boxes of 50 (with 10 boxes to a case) and fire a light 115 grain metal case (full metal jacket) bullet at 1,145 feet per second. This is a great training load for subcompact pistols and anyone who carries standard pressure 9mm Parabellum ammunition for self-defense. Expect good accuracy, reliable ignition, and moderate recoil.

UMC stands for Union Metallic Cartridge. The name originates from the Civil War era and highlights the company's prominent role in producing early brass-cased cartridges which were a new technology in the mid 19th century. Modern UMC production takes place in the Lonoke, Arkansas (the Southern location being somewhat ironic, given the company's historic background as a supplier of the Northern side) and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Remington UMC ammunition is a great choice for affordable range training and target shooting. These 115 grain metal case projectiles are light and fast and have less felt recoil that heavier 9mm loads. Remington uses the term metal case for their bullets which are the same as full metal jackets. Each round in this value pack of 100 is loaded into a fresh brass casing that comes boxer primed and can be re-loaded.

Remington has been in business since 1816 and partnered with Union Metallic Cartridge Company in 1912 creating the Remington UMC brand name. The UMC line of ammo is loaded in Remington's Lonoke, Arkansas facility using Kleanbore primers for reliable and consistent ignition. The UMC line is geared to be the best value for range training and target practice.

Pick up a couple of these 100 round value packs before your next range day and be sure to take a look at our Targets if you need something to shoot at!

It’s heartening to know that our law enforcement officers and soldiers are training with top notch stuff. You can see so for yourself if you invest in these 9mm cartridges by Remington, which were produced in such massive quantities that not even our government could make use of the whole lot of them.

This cartridge sports a 115 grain projectile -- light for its caliber, and accordingly able to keep the muzzle better rooted in place when it’s fired, and also identical in weight to the loads often implemented for self-defense. The bullet’s rounded profile is great for smoothing out feeding in the old semi-automatic, and its full metal jacket will have your weapon’s bore cleaner at the end of the day.

Remington didn’t try to pull a fast one on the government by loading this cartridge with inferior components. Quite the opposite, rather, with its sturdy brass casing, consistently loaded propellant charge, and non-corrosive Boxer primer. It’s more or less exactly like a UMC load, and is even loaded right in the heart of Arkansas as well.

Pick up this 500-round case of 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington UMC for an inexpensive, fun time at the range. If you own a suppressor, this ammo carries the additional benefit of producing maximum noise reduction due to its subsonic muzzle velocity.

Each round in this case of 500 fires a 147 grain full metal jacket bullet at 990 feet per second.

Remington ammo is made in the USA using non-corrosive primers and brass cases. Their UMC products typically describe FMJ ammo as "metal case" owing to the brand's heritage as the "Union Metallic Cartridge" company.

This box of .22 Long Rifle rounds from Remington is one of the best choices you can make for rimfire match shooting due to them being sourced from the Eley Cartridge Factory in Europe. Eley ammo is considered some of the most accurate around due to its strict building tolerances and adoption by many countries' Olympic shooting teams. Each round utilizes a factory-rolled brass casing with a non-corrosive primer mixture at its base.

The case is packed with highly efficient powder and topped with a classic lead round nose (LRN) bullet with a domed shape for reliable feeding up skinny chamber ramps. The LRN weighs in at 40 grains which matches a wide variety of practice loads for consistent sight pictures. The lead material used to make this bullet is of a high antimony strain which resists deformation in the barrel in order to ensure the bullet flies down range with as much structural integrity as possible. In addition, the projectile has a wide bourrelet which readily accepts rifling spin for enhanced stability.

Remington’s UMC division is a great way to keep your overhead manageable whether you’re working on becoming an expert marksman or simply staying as one. This 40 S&W cartridge from the staple label features a standard weight 180 grain bullet with a full metal jacket -- or metal case, which is a five dollar phrase for full metal jacket -- that is at once economical while promoting optimal functionality in a semi-automatic firearm. Feeds right, preserves accuracy!

The secret behind UMC’s low prices is its manufacturer’s selectiveness. Rather than chase after making every odd cartridge you could imagine, they invest their production into products that they know are going to sell and sell well. This fundamental range cartridge gets to still boast fine components because of that focus, and features a reloadable and supple brass casing, non-corrosive Boxer primer, and clean burning propellant. This case’s 650 rounds are loose packed to make it even more affordable, as well as easy to dip into.

Remington UMC ammunition delivers plenty of bang for your buck, especially in this bulk priced 600 round case. This 9mm Luger ammunition is perfect for range use.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet (also known as "metal case" by Remington) at a muzzle velocity of 1,145 feet per second. This is a light-kicking target load suitable for full-size and compact handguns alike.

These rounds use non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Like other Remington ammo, they are made in Lonoke, Arkansas.

Train with Remington UMC ammunition to get the most bang for your buck. These 9mm Luger cartridges are a highly cost-effective load for both casual target use and self-defense practice.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a 124 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington parlance) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,100 feet per second. This is a standard pressure load that works well with subcompact handguns and produces relatively low recoil.

Remington UMC ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

Pick up a few of these 50 round boxes of 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington for your next range trip. These cartridges fire a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet (also known as "metal case" in Remington jargon) at a muzzle velocity of 1,145 feet per second; this is a standard pressure load producing typical 9mm Parabellum ballistics. Great for practice with concealed carry weapons!

Remington UMC ammunition is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers. The Union Metallic Cartridge brand dates to the Civil War era and was one of the early companies to produce modern brass cased cartridges, hence the name.

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Remington's Gun Club line of shotgun ammunition is a great way to stock up on skeet and trap shooting ammo without busting your budget.

This shotgun ammo has 1-1/8 ounce of #7.5 birdshot and is loaded into a standard 2-3/4 inch shell. This is an excellent shot size and weight for all types for target shooting, and can even be used to hunt dove in a pinch. This Remington shotgun ammo can help you to make the most of any day spent busting clays with friends and family.

Remington is an American ammunition manufacturer with years of dedicated manufacturing service to the American people. Their products are widely know and used for competition shooting, training, hunting, and personal defense. Order your case of Remington Gun Club shot shells, and have a fun and safe day at the range!

This 600 round case of .40 S&W ammunition from Remington UMC gives you plenty of trigger time at the range at a reasonable price. Each case contains six bulk packed boxes of 100 rounds each.

Each cartridge fires a heavy 180 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second. As usual for UMC ammo, this ammo is labeled as "metal case."

Remington UMC ammo is loaded in Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases. It is one of the best values for target shooting among the domestic brands!

A dependable range staple for all 9mm Luger pistols, this FMJ ammunition from Remington is a particularly good choice for suppressed handguns.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a heavy 147 grain full metal jacket ("metal case") bullet at a subsonic muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second.

Remington UMC ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and brass cases.

This 38 Special cartridge is from Remington’s UMC division. They specialize in making only a select few types of popular rounds, so they’re able to sell in the quantities that allow them to keep their customers’ prices low. This round has got the metal case projectile for which UMC is so well-known -- it’s functionally no different from a full metal jacket, and accordingly prevents bore fouling while keeping feeding smooth in a semi-automatic weapon.

This round has got Remington’s Kleanbore primer. Your pistol’s bore will be much better off in the long run for having been exposed to so clean burning a primer, and that it’s non-corrosive means you can confidently set this case of ammo aside for a very long time. This round has also got the kind of quality brass casing that reloading enthusiasts covet.

It’s worth noting that these 1,000 rounds of ammo are split up among only four boxes. That makes things a little more convenient while you’re carrying all of your gear to the range, having to bring only one box rather than several. A big box is also very handy for storing reloads in.

Legendary ammunition and firearm manufacturer Remington makes their UMC line of ammunition right here in America at their Lonoke, AR facility. They see to it that this hard-working ammunition is comprised of only the most premium components, including factory fresh and reloadable brass casings, Kleanbore primers which ignite reliably and without needlessly dirtying up your pistol’s action, and propellant which stays ready to fire up for many, many years. UMC ammo is sought after not only for its great quality but also its cost -- investing in these cartridges means you’ll only be poking holes through targets, not your checking account.

This 40 S&W round features a 180 grain metal case (MC) projectile. This bullet’s base is entirely enclosed by its jacket, making it not only more accurate but also far safer to fire because the lead in its core won’t be evaporated by hot propellant gasses. That means you can breathe easy while honing your aim, especially in indoor ranges where proper ventilation might be suspect.

When you need something highly effective for home defense, blasting targets at the range, and putting meat on the table, the 12 gauge is the firearm to go for. Proven through nearly a century and a half of extensive civilian, law enforcement, and military use, the 12 gauge is perfect for all your shooting needs.

Remington has been around since 1816 and is the oldest ammunition and firearms manufacturer in the United States, making ammunition for people of all classes. Firing at 1290 feet per second, these Remington Game Load, one ounce, 2 3/4", 12 gauge, #8 shot shells are perfect for taking down upland game.

You can get an affordable and effective .40 S&W cartridge for your target-shooting needs by ordering this 100-count box from Remington. This case will deliver 180-grain ammunition that uses a “metal case” bullet, which is Remington’s version of a full metal jacket.

The UMC line is created for value-oriented target shooters who want a clean and reliable cartridge. They have a muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 392 foot pounds. The metal case bullet will reduce both jams and fouling, allowing you to place accurate shots over multiple rounds. With this 100-round box, you’ll be ready for an afternoon of consistent, reliable target shooting.

Since 1816, Remington has been a top choice among American gun owners. This company not only creates some of the best firearms available, they also have a full selection of ammunition for target shooting, training, hunting, and self defense.

This .25 ACP ammunition from Remington UMC will give you plenty of trigger time at a reasonable price. Grab a few boxes and work on those shot placement skills!

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 50 grain full metal jacket (or "metal case") bullet. Remington UMC ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

The 25 ACP was designed in 1905 by John Browning and was released along side the FN M1905 semi-automatic pistol. Other early pistols that used the 25 auto bullet were the Colt Model 1908 Vest Pocket and the Baby Browning, which were similar in both size and design to the FN M1905.

Look no further for an inexpensive, dependable .40 S&W target load for your pistol. This ammunition from Remington UMC uses non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 180 grain full metal jacket (also known as "metal case" in Remington jargon) bullet at 990 feet per second.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas along with Remington's other ammunition lines.

The Union Metallic Cartridge Company is one of the United States’ oldest ammunition manufacturers, and bring over 15 decades of experience to the table when they make their high quality ammo. By focusing on only creating a select few products according to Americans’ most favored specifications, they’re able to make well-crafted cartridges without having to justify asking for a premium price in return.

These 600 9mm rounds will give you ample opportunity to train, and want nothing for their utility in a self-defense scenario either. Their 115 grain hollow point projectiles will mushroom outward to far greater than their original diameters as they penetrate soft targets, reducing the risk of overpenetration while quickly debilitating a threat. These bullets’ jackets are hard enough to assure reliable penetration through a variety of common media, but are soft enough to ensure they control expansion to make it as effective as can be. A UMC round further features a non-corrosive Kleanbore primer, a great investment in your pistol’s longevity.

This 500 round bulk pack of .45 ACP is the perfect way to stock up in preparation for the next few IDPA matches, an upcoming CCW class, or an unforeseen "rainy day" scenario. UMC ammunition from Remington is manufactured in Lonoke, Arkansas using high quality components including brand new reloadable brass casings and clean-igniting "Kleanbore" primers. UMC ammo is a common feature on gun store shelves which is intended to provide shooters with a dependable plinking option at an economical price.

These .45 Auto rounds use 230 grain metal case (MC) projectiles which provide smooth recoil and reliable cycling in the widest variety of full size handguns. MC bullets use the same shape and format as the more recognizable "Full Metal Jacket" label and can be expect to feed and perform well in almost every pistol.

This 40 S&W cartridge is from Remington’s UMC line of ammunition. The Union Metallic Cartridge Company has been around for a very long time -- their original shot tower, which was completed in 1909, was Connecticut’s tallest building for years, and they’ve been a part of Remington for over one century now. UMC ammo is currently made in Arkansas, but can see how much experience so long an amount of time in operation earned the manufacturer as you inspect this round’s carefully assembled components.

This range round has a 180 grain metal case projectile -- that sounds fancy and exotic, although it differs in function in no way from the full metal jacket with which you’re already familiar. The bullet shoots clean, and this round’s Kleanbore primer is true to its name as well, so you can enjoy a shinier pistol after you’ve spent a spell perforating targets. These 250 rounds come all together in a single box -- quite the manageable package to deal with when you’re toting around your other shooting gear.

Shoot and save with this affordable .38 Special range ammunition from Remington UMC. These cartridges are perfect for high volume outdoor use and produce gentle recoil and good accuracy.

Each cartridge in this bulk priced case of 500 fires a heavy 158 grain lead round nose bullet at 755 feet per second. As with all .38 Special cartridges, these rounds can be used in a .357 Magnum revolver as a light-kicking, low-cost alternative.

Remington UMC ammo uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers. Note that this particular load fires lead nosed bullets, which may not be allowed at all shooting ranges.

This 380 ACP cartridge by Remington is wholly deserving of its place in your little everyday carry. A Golden Saber, its bullet’s jacket is made of rugged cartridge brass to facilitate penetration, promote weight retention, and enable it to release greater energy even after having traveled over longer distances. This round owes its exceptional performance on the FBI protocol to the spiral cut serrations along its bullet’s nose, which promote deadly expansion even out of a shorter barreled pistol which can’t achieve its larger cousins’ faster muzzle velocities.

This round’s propellant charge is engineered to emit very little muzzle flash. That means you can not only count on accurate rapid fire while you’re in the dark, but be less likely to give away your position in the dark as well. Remington’s brass casing is not only reloadable, but also nickel plated for smoother feeding and extraction. That nickel works hand in hand with this round’s sealed mouth and primer to safeguard it against spoiling in response to prolonged exposure to humidity. It’s a high quality round you’ll be happy to have a whole case of!

This case of 500 cartridges in .380 ACP from Remington UMC offers plenty of trigger time at a reasonable price. These rounds work well with a variety of popular carry pistols such as the Smith & Wesson M&P Bodyguard, Bersa Thunder, and Walther PK380.

Each cartridge fires a 95 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 995 feet per second. FMJ ammo is referred to as "metal case" by the Remington UMC brand.

Like other Remington ammo, UMC cartridges are loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas and use non-corrosive primers as well as reloadable brass cases.

Remington UMC ammo combines good accuracy and reliable ignition with low cost to produce an excellent product for defensive and target applications. This .38 Special +P ammo is great for concealed carriers looking to upgrade the power of their .38 SPL revolver; on the flip side, it is also a good choice for those who want to mitigate the recoil of their .357 Magnum.

These 600 round cases come packaged in six boxes of 100 rounds per box. Each cartridge fires a medium weight 125 grain semi jacketed soft point bullet at a high muzzle velocity of 945 feet per second. This combination keeps the risk of overpenetration to a minimum while maintaining the ability to deliver a deep, high diameter wound to incapacitate an attacker in decisive fashion. It should also be noted that SJHPs have a semi wadcutter tip that produces easy to see holes in paper targets.

UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammunition is made in Arkansas using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass. This ammo is loaded to +P specs and should only be used in firearms rated for such pressures.

Target shooters looking for a cost-effective, accurate, and light-kicking load for their revolvers will find much to like in this .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC.

These cartridges fire a 158 grain lead round nose bullet at 755 feet per second, producing relatively low recoil and excellent short-range performance. Note that lead nosed bullets may not be suitable for all ranges.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

This 500 round case of .38 Special ammunition from Remington delivers economical target practice with full metal jacket bullets suitable for both indoor and outdoor ranges. FMJs produce less fouling and airborne lead than lead round nose projectiles and are often allowed at indoor ranges where bare lead is not.

Each cartridge in this case fires a medium weight 130 grain full metal jacket bullet at 790 feet per second. This makes it a relatively mild target load producing low recoil while maintaining excellent accuracy. It can also be fired in .357 Magnum revolvers as a cost-effective alternative to the magnum cartridge.

Remington ammunition is made in the USA using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

Perfect for the volume shooter, this Remington UMC 45 ACP ammo offers great value without sacrificing performance. This centerfire ammunition is loaded with Remington's metal case bullets. These bullets are synonymous with full metal jackets and each one is loaded into a boxer primed brass casing that is re-loadable. You can expect to see an average muzzle velocity around 1,015 fps with this ammo.

Remington Ammunition has over 200 years of experience delivering excellence to shooters. Loaded in the United States, Remington UMC ammunition offers a variety of pistol and rifle cartridges for volume shooting. Pickup this 500 round case today, knowing that you are getting a quality product for an unbeatable value!

This .38 Special +P ammunition from Remington's affordable but reliable UMC series serves well in a variety of roles including home defense, concealed carry, target shooting, and (with the proper rifle) possibly even varmint hunting. It is a high pressure load that improves significantly on standard .38 SPL's terminal performance, though at the cost of increased felt recoil. It should be only used in firearms rated for +P ammo (this includes all .357 Magnum revolvers, which are designed to handle even higher pressures).

Each cartridge in this box of 100 fires a 125 grain semi jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 945 feet per second. Compared to other .38 Special ammo, this load fires a medium weight bullet at a high muzzle velocity, offering respectable penetration and good expansion potential. The bullet's semi wadcutter profile also makes it superb for punching clean, easily visible holes in paper targets.

Remington UMC ammo is made in Lonoke, Arkansas using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Remington "High Terminal Performance" (HTP) pistol and revolver rounds are a huge step forward in quality ammunition for concealed carry pieces as well as home defense handguns. These .38 Special HTP cartridges are built using premium grade primers, nickle-plated brass casings for effortless cylinder loading and ejection, and 125 grain semi-jacketed hollow-point (SJHP) projectiles; the exposed lead of the hollow cavity combines with the +P charge to produce deep penetration and reliable expansion on impact out of any barrel length. Each casing is crimped at the projectile cannelure in order to prevent bullets from creeping out due to recoil.

The Remington name echoes across American shooting history in regards to the development of staple hunting calibers as well as steady firearms manufacture. Remington is the only U.S. company to produce firearms and ammunition on domestic soil and bases their designs and innovation on 2 centuries of experience.

This .38 Special ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective range load suitable for both indoor and outdoor target shooting. Each box contains 50 cartridges.

A relatively light target load, these rounds fire a medium weight 130 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington jargon) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 790 feet per second. Like most .38 Special ammo, these cartridges can be safely fired in .357 Magnum revolvers as a low-recoil, low-cost alternative to the magnum round.

Remington ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

These .45 ACP rounds from Remington's HTP (High Terminal Performance) line are perfect for filling your carry and defense mags! These cartridges utilize reloadable brass casings, premium primers for reliability, and 230 grain jacketed hollow point projectiles. The bullet design in these .45 Auto rounds has a pre-segmented jacket which cuts into hollow cavity in a clover pattern.

This results in a cartridge that feeds reliably with steep or dirty feed ramps while also producing wide impact expansion without momentum-killing jacket separation. These are rounds you can trust to put a threat down reliably. In addition, an average muzzle velocity of 835 feet-per-second makes these great for suppressed use in the home-defense role.

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When you get ammo from America's oldest weapons and ammunition manufacturer, you expect it to be perfect. These Remington HTP rounds will fulfill all your expectations. With Remington HTP, or high terminal performance, ammunition, you will have rounds with immediate stopping power and massive expansion, helping you protect your family when you need to most.

The 380 Auto was developed in 1908 by Colt, and since that time, the round has been used through multiple wars and is an excellent self defense round. With these 88 grain, jacketed hollow point bullets, cased in brass casings with boxer primers, by Remington HTP, you should have no trouble protecting your family.

Remington HTP ammunition is an effective self-defense load that is also affordable enough to be used for training. These .38 Special cartridges work well in both .38 SPL and .357 Magnum revolvers and come in an economical case of 500.

Each round in this case fires a 110 grain semi-jacketed hollow point bullet at 950 feet per second. Firing a relatively light projectile at a high velocity gives this ammunition strong expansion potential without heavy recoil or overpenetration risk. The hollow points also act as semi-wadcutters against paper targets, producing clean holes that make it easy to evaluate your performance from the firing line.

These cartridges are loaded by Remington in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This is a great round for indoor range shooting. From Remington, this 38 Special ammunition is New with a Flat Nose Enclosed Base (FNEB) 125 Grain bullet. You'll get 500 rounds of Brass cased ammo that's ready for your next trip out to shoot. Like every round for sale, we stand behind this ammo and have your back so rest assured you're not only getting a good deal, you're getting the peace of mind that comes along with a trusted supplier.

This .380 ACP ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective training load for a variety of popular carry pistols including the Ruger LCP, Glock 42, SIG P238, and Colt Mustang. Each box contains 50 cartridges

Specifications for this ammo are typical of the .380 Auto; each round fires a 95 grain full metal jacket (referred to by UMC as "metal case") bullet at a muzzle velocity of 995 feet per second. Larger handguns such as the Browning Black Label will shoot quite comfortably; smaller pistols will feel more "snappy" recoil.

Remington UMC ammo is manufactured in Lonoke, Arkansas and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive primers.

Developed in 1877 for revolver use, the 38 S&W is a classic that is often hard to find. If you are looking to get your old wheel guns spinning, check out these rounds from Remington's Target line!

Remington is the oldest ammunition and firearms manufacturer in America and still produces both in the USA. These Remington Target cartridges are designed to be reliable and affordable for high volume shooting at the range. Each round fires a 146 grain lead round nose bullet at 685 feet per second. Remington utilizes brass cases and non-corrosive boxer primers.

This 200-round case of .223 Remington ammunition offers great value for owners of .223/5.56 NATO rifles such as AR-15s and Mini-14s. The UMC brand offers reliable range loads at excellent prices.

Each cartridge fires a 55 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 3,240 feet per second. Remington UMC packaging refers to FMJ ammo as "metal case."

Like other Remington UMC products, this ammo is made in the USA using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

UMC ammunition is created by Remington to provide a high-value cartridge for training, self-defense, and hunting. These effective .40 S&W cartridges are excellent for many different purposes, and with this 500-round package, you’ll have plenty of jacketed hollow point ammunition for a full day at the range, as well as the right cartridges for self-defense.

These cartridges hold 180-grain FMJ rounds that feed smoothly from the magazine to the chamber and eject with ease. The hollow point tip ensures better expansion, while the bullet leaves the muzzle with a velocity of 1,015 feet per second, bringing superior terminal ballistics and stopping power.

Remington has been serving American gun owners for more than 200 years. While their heritage is in rifle production, which started in 1816, they are also a well-established name for high-quality ammunition. This goes for hunting, target practice, and self defense ammo. No matter what type of firearm you own, you can find the right cartridges from Remington.

Load up your SIG P226, Glock 32, or other .357 SIG pistols with this affordable training load from Remington UMC. These cartridges deliver reliable performance at a reasonable price and come in a bulk priced case of 500 suitable for high volume shooting.

These cartridges fire 125 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,350 feet per second, producing good accuracy along with significant recoil, which makes range practice all the more important. The term "metal case" is Remington UMC's description of FMJ ammunition.

Remington UMC ammo is loaded in Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

Give your self-defense load the power of brass with this 9mm +P cartridge from Remington’s Golden Saber label! Its 124 grain hollow point projectile is jacketed with tough cartridge brass rather than copper, and is accordingly better able to puncture barriers and penetrate its target after impact. The rim of this bullet’s nose cavity is lined with spiral cut serrations, so it is able to expand reliably even during lower velocity penetration. That this bullet dumps so much of its kinetic energy as it tunnels through its target makes it especially capable of neutralizing a threat toot suite.

You can depend on a Golden Saber round when the going gets tough. Its nickel plated brass casing resists tarnishing, creates less friction as it feeds and ejects through a semi-automatic, and is more visible during a rushed chamber check in the dark. Its low flash propellant will protect your eyesight should you have to open fire in the nighttime, and its sealed neck and primer pocket keep its propellant from turning into sludge during a torrential downpour.

Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) ammo that's as ready as you are for varmint hunting. Made by Remington, this 223 Remington ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 45 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 40 rounds of 223 Remington that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot.