Remington 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.

An excellent choice if you're in search of a great 22 Long Rifle (LR) round for plinking at the range, varmint hunting. This New Remington ammo comes loaded with a 36 Grain Copper-Plated Hollow-Point (CPHP) along with a Rimfire primer that's loaded in a Brass case. With this package, you'll receive 1400 rounds ready to fire. Plus, you know it'll come fast from our warehouse to your door because we know shooting ammo is a lot more fun than looking at it online or waiting on delivery!

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.

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.

Whether they ordered too much of it, had it lying around for too long, or just needed space to put the new pinball machine, it’s not uncommon for the military and law enforcement agencies to get rid of some of their ammunition by selling it as surplus. It’s also altogether possible that Remington just got a little overambitious and overestimated just how many of these high quality 9mm rounds the public sector was game for buying. However surplus ammo enters the market, savvy shooters know that it’s nearly always a great deal -- we say “nearly” because you should be a little suspicious of the viability of any Ottoman Empire Army surplus you see on the market.

This 9mm round features a 115 grain projectile, a very popular bullet weight for self-defense and one that delivers a comfortable amount of recoil. The bullet’s full metal jacket staves off rapid bore fouling, and further enables smoother feeding in a semi-automatic weapon. This round’s primer is non-corrosive, which along with its factory fresh brass casing renders the matter of how long it has been lying around in storage a moot one.

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.

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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Tired of opening box after box of 223 Rem ammo? Sounds like you need to order loose-packed bulk ammo for a change. This whopping 1,000-round case of 223 by Remington will put all your ammo right at your fingertips, so you can focus more on what really matters: shooting.

This indispensable range load is crowned with Remington’s 55 grain FMJ. At that weight it’s going to tear out of an AR’s barrel at 3,240 fps, and thanks to its streamlined jacket profile it’s going to retain the velocity it needs to fly straight and evenly. Remington’s gilding metal jacket alone is enough to protect this bullet from deformation – the old American company doesn’t rely on magnetic steel to fortify their bullets. An FMJ isn’t designed for terminal expansion like a hunting bullet is, but this range ammo will pull its weight if you’d rather stockpile it for use during an emergency.

These rounds’ brass cases are straight out of their factory, and more than ready for reloading once you’ve run them through your rifle. Remington’s Kleanbore primer doesn’t threaten rifles with disastrous rusting!

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.

The Union Metallic Cartridge Company was a regular juggernaut in its day -- their shot tower was the largest building in Connecticut for a number of years, and they were the first company on earth to produce centerfire ammunition. They merged with Remington in 1912, and today use their substantial experience to create a select few products that meet American shooters’ most popular specifications. In this fashion UMC provides cost-effective yet nonetheless high quality ammunition to the public.

This 9mm round features a 115 grain projectile, by and large considered the best weight for self-defense for its caliber. The bullet’s jacket ensures that it can penetrate targets shielded by thick fabric, wherein it controls expansion in order to create a deep, wide, and thoroughly debilitating wound channel. This round’s Kleanbore primer will do a lot to keep your pistol’s action and bore unmolested by corrosive residues, a great benefit to their longevity.

No company in America beats Remington in age or reputation. With over 200 years of experience, Remington, the oldest weapons and ammunition manufacturer in America, has provided rifles, shotguns, pistols, and ammunition to all. In fact, they remain the only company to make both ammo and firearms within the States.

The M1 Carbine, intended to act as a light infantry/support weapon for paratroopers and other soldier that could not easy wield a full size rifle in the performance of their duties, is a fantastic short rifle, weighing about half as heavy as the M1 Garand. If you are looking to do a ton of shooting with this super fun rifle, this deal on 500 rounds is perfect for you. Without much kick, this rifle is easy to shoot for hours, and with 500 rounds of 110 grain MC rounds, you are set for however long you feel like shooting!

As the oldest weapons and ammunition manufacturer in America, Remington has a fantastic reputation. For over 200 years, Remington has supplied rifles, handguns, shotguns, and ammunition and remains the biggest shotgun manufacturer in America. In addition, they are the only company to make both weapons and ammunition in the States.

In the 1940's, when it first came to the market, the M1 Carbine and its round, the 30 Carbine, were meant to give a more accurate alternative for the troops at the back of the line during World War Two. In addition, it was about half the weight of the M1 Garand and Thompson machine gun, making it much easier to wield.

If you are looking for a great round for a great weapon, pick up this 50 round box of 110 grain, metal case, reloadable, 30 Carbine rounds and get to shooting!

Looking to give your concealed carry revolver a little extra punch? Give it Remington’s HTP label 38 Special +P ammunition, which accelerates its bullet to a muzzle velocity of 945 fps. At close range you’ll be certain to inflict more than the minimum 220 ft lbs of energy recommended for self-defense.

This round’s 125 grain SJHP bullet uses its energy very effectively. The jacketed hollow point’s semi-jacket is still complete enough to ensure deep penetration, and it helps to make certain terminal expansion spreads out across a uniform plane. The bullet’s nose cavity is engineered to deliver up to double diameter expansion – a wide wound channel, in addition to a deep one!

Remington selects their best brass cases, non-corrosive Kleanbore primers and clean-burning propellant for their HTP loads. This ammo is only suitable for firearms that are rated for +P, but it should run just fine through lever-action Henry rifles as well in case you’d like to do a little hunting.

An excellent choice if you're in search of a great 223 Remington round for varmint hunting. This New Remington ammo comes loaded with a 55 Grain Accutip along with a Boxer primer that's loaded in a Brass case. With this package, you'll receive 20 rounds ready to fire. Plus, you know it'll come fast from our warehouse to your door because we know shooting ammo is a lot more fun than looking at it online or waiting on delivery!

Owners of .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO rifles will enjoy the inexpensive trigger time provided by this case of .308 cartridges from Remington's UMC division. This ammo offers good long range accuracy for target shooting purposes.

Each cartridge in these 200-round cases fires a 150 grain "metal case" (aka full metal jacket) bullet at 2,820 feet per second.

The UMC brand dates to the Civil War era and has a long association with the even older Remington name. Today, UMC ammo is made alongside Remington ammo in Arkansas using non-corrosive primers and brass cases.

This is a great round for varmint hunting. From Remington, this 222 Remington ammunition is New with a Accutip 50 Grain bullet. You'll get 20 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.

Owners of .38 S&W revolvers will enjoy the dependable accuracy of this .38 Smith & Wesson ammo from Remington's Performance Wheel Gun series. This ammunition can be used for simple target shooting as well as cowboy action matches. It uses a light kicking powder charge that enables the user to recover more quickly between shots. This promotes rapid, accurate fire at close range.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 146 grain lead round nose bullet at a muzzle velocity of 668 feet per second. Note that lead nosed bullets may not be allowed at some indoor ranges. Conversely, these projectiles are ideal for shooting steel targets!

Remington Performance Wheel Gun ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Established in the early 19th century, Remington is one of only a few companies making both arms and ammunition in-house.

Give your everyday carry the power of brass! Remington’s Golden Saber Bonded 40 S&W cartridge features a brass jacketed hollow point bullet. The rigid metal resists deformation and fragmentation as it plows through barriers and soft tissue alike. And because Remington took the added step of hot-bonding the brass jacket to its core, this bullet is certain to retain the weight it needs to take care of the task at hand.

This round’s 165 grain bullet features a narrow nose profile, which promotes optimal bore alignment for superior accuracy. Its jacket’s serrated notches additionally promote debilitating expansion during low-velocity impact, so you’ll be equipped to neutralize a threat that’s standing farther away or shielded by barriers including drywall and heavy clothing.

This match-grade self-defense ammo is loaded with nickel-plated brass cases. Nickel is reflective to facilitate a chamber check in the dark, corrosion resistant, and also low-friction to promote reliable performance in any semi-auto firearm. Loaded with Remington’s best primers and propellant, this is 40 S&W ammo you can truly place your trust in!

223 Remington ammo complete with Brass cases and a Accutip projectile. Manufactured by Remington to the highest of standards with a Boxer primer and 50 Grain bullet, the quality components come together and add up to a round that's great for varmint hunting. You'll get 20 rounds shipped fast when you order this today.

This .357 SIG ammunition from Remington UMC is a cost-effective range load suitable for all your target training needs.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a 125 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" in Remington parlance) bullet at a high muzzle velocity of 1,350 feet per second, delivering the flat trajectories and good accuracy typical of this caliber.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is loaded in Lonoke, Arkansas using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. The Lonoke facility has operated since 1970, but UMC itself has existed since the Civil War era.

Developed out of a coalition of Remington and the United States Army, the 6.8mm Remington SPC is designed to give the AR-15 platform the incredible performance of the 30 caliber due to the measly performance of the normal rounds used in the AR-15. With the 6.8mm Remington SPC, you get better range, much more energy, and higher efficacy, making these newer rounds phenomenal for hunting, self defense, and competing in shooting competitions.

For two hundred years, Remington has been one of the best and most respected firearms and ammunition manufacturers in the United States. With ammo from America's oldest guns and ammo manufacturer, you have all the reliability and accuracy you need. These 115 grain, metal cased, boxer primed, brass cased rounds fire at 2625 feet per second, designed specifically for all your range training needs.

Pointed Soft-Point (PSP) ammo that's as ready as you are for hunting whitetail deer, plinking at the range. Made by Remington, this 25-06 ammunition is Brass-cased, Boxer-primed with a 120 Grain bullet. These are trusted New rounds so sleep easy knowing you're picking up 20 rounds of 25-06 that promises reliable feeding and extraction shot after shot.

Remington’s Core-Lokt has long been hailed as the pinnacle of soft point hunting bullets. The old American ammo maker has made their bullet even more accurate and effective at anchoring game dead in its tracks by adding a big green polymer tip to the Core-Lokt!

This 30-06 round’s 150 grain polymer tipped bullet delivers greater accuracy than a soft point ever could. Its sharp nose profile, aerodynamic geometry and rear-situated center of gravity all work together to decrease drag and enhance stability. Its 0.415 G1 ballistic coefficient gives this bullet a remarkably flat trajectory and superior resistance to wind drift – as well as the ability to transfer massive energy to its target at several hundred yards.

The Core-Lokt Tipped bullet’s copper jacket is embedded in its core, thus keeping the two components from separating throughout high-velocity penetration. As the bullet tunnels deeply through sinuous muscle tissue, its polymer tip plows into its core and jacket to create fast and enormous expansion.

This ammo’s brass, primers and powder are all match-grade, rigorously inspected and carefully assembled to ensure consistent in-flight and terminal ballistics. The next buck you encounter hasn’t got a chance!