Winchester Ammo

The 45 ACP is one of the most popular rounds in the world and has been used by civilians, militaries, and law enforcement around the globe for over a century and continues to be one of the most effective rounds on the market. When you want something that has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt and has all the stopping power you need, the 45 ACP is the perfect round for you, helping you keep yourself and your family as safe as you can be.

Winchester has been around since 1922 and remains one of the best ammunition companies in the world, producing just the high quality ammo you need at the price you need for all your shooting purposes. Firing at 882 feet per second, these Winchester Supreme Elite, 230 grain, jacketed hollow point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds are designed to hit with massive expansion and phenomenal terminal damage, helping you keep yourself and your family as safe as you could possibly hope.

If you are looking for proven performance for your rifle ammunition, look no further than Winchester’s Super-X line of cartridges. You’ll get 20 rounds of .243 Winchester Super-X Power Point cartridges with 100-grain projectiles. The bullet design has an exposed nose and jacked bullet for delivering the best energy and terminal performance to the target. It also has notches on the bullet and core to bring excellent expansion with maximum energy release.

Leaving the muzzle, these cartridges deliver a velocity of 2,960 feet per second and an energy of 1,945 foot pounds. After traveling 200 yards, they maintain a speed of 2,449 feet per second and an energy of 1,332 foot pounds. This means maximum effectiveness even across distance shots.

You can count on Winchester for all of your hunting ammunition needs. This American brand has high-quality items for game ranging from squirrel to brown bear, allowing you to become the best hunter possible with consistent performance and accuracy.

When you order a box of this .30-06 hunting ammunition, be sure to also make an appointment with your local metal processor as you sure to have success in the field. This ammo from Winchester's Deer Season line uses the XP (Extreme Point) projectile which consists of a copper-jacketed lead bullet with a polymer tip that is larger in diameter than typical ballistic loads; this wider windshield still carries the advantage of aerodynamic shape and expansion initiation but also allows the bullet to make a large entry wound for faster bleeding and quicker stop.

As the bullet travels through the chest cavity, its expansion in size will cause it to expend its kinetic energy in total, delivering every bit of momentum to the game animal. The bullet weight of 150 grains is well-suited to the .30-06 Springfield caliber and has similar flight ballistics to plenty of practice loads for consistent sighting and recoil. Winchester crimps a reloadable brass casing to the bullet at its core-locking cannelure, ensuring that recoil vibrations don't upset the bullet's position and mar accuracy. The casing is filled with clean-burning propellant and fitted with a non-caustic Boxer primer.

This .38 Special ammunition from Winchester's PDX1 series updates a classic cartridge to modern self defense standards. With a bonded core bullet that won't separate and lose its effectiveness on striking an assailant, this ammo delivers assured performance in defensive emergencies. As with other .38 Special ammo, these rounds can be used safely and effectively in .357 Magnum revolvers.

These cartridges use a +P powder charge to drive a 130 grain jacketed hollow point bullet to a muzzle velocity of 950 feet per second. This combination of a medium weight bullet fired at a relatively high velocity for the caliber produces excellent expansion potential and stopping power; however, felt recoil will be greater than that of standard pressure loads. Needless to say, this ammo should only be used in revolvers capable of handling such high pressure loads.

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

Popularized by the writings of the firearms journalist Jack O'Connor and his high praise, the 270 is an incredible hunting round, developed by Winchester in 1923. Whether you are looking to hunt predators, deer, or even elk, the 270 has all the power and range you need to perform at highest capacity.

Winchester has been around since their debut in 1855, six years before the Civil War here in America. With their incredible ammunition, Winchester has given the American people the ammunition they need for nearly a century and a half, helping them become one of the most popular ammunition manufacturers in the nation. With these Winchester Deer Season XP, 130 grain, extreme point, brass cased, boxer primed rounds, firing at 3060 feet per second, you have the specially designed rounds for deer hunting you need for taking out your favorite game with ease.

This match-grade .308 caliber ammunition from Winchester offers shooters a precise solution for competition and relaxing long-range shooting at a relatively affordable price. The ammo utilizes MatchKing HPBT (hollow point boat tail) projectiles from Sierra which are constructed by filling a copper jacket with lead wire, resulting in a core of consistent density wrapped in a copper jacket with uniform, uncompromised dimensions. As a result, the 168-grain round has a pronounced sense of balance while its rearward weight and tapered tail help keep it stable out to greater distances.

Each MatchKing bullet is mounted in a reloadable brass casing which contains a measured amount of Winchester's own high-energy powder that is ignited by a spark from a clean-burning Boxer primer. While MatchKing rounds have a hollow tip and are known for explosive expansion in combat roles, Sierra does not suggest them for hunting use since the expansion is not intended and may destroy more meat than desired by big game hunters.

When you need outstanding performance from your .243 Varmint ammunition, order a box of these top-quality cartridges from Winchester. You’ll get 20 rounds of 58-grain ammunition, and thanks to the polymer tip, alloy jacket, and lead core, you’ll get rapid fragmentation at the target, helping you place effective shots on any varmint.

Whether you need to control the varmint population on your land or want to spend a day on the hunt, these rounds will give you outstanding speed and performance. They have a muzzle energy of 1,909 foot pounds, delivering excellent penetration to the target. At 100 yards, they have a speed of 3,398 feet per second, so you can count on the bullet to give accurate, consistent, and straight trajectories.

Winchester has been serving American gun owners for over 150 years. They provide a large variety of ammunition for handguns, rifles, and shotguns, and are known for their innovation and intuitive designs.

Make every shot count on your next big game hunt with these 7mm-08 Remington rounds from Winchester. Each of these cartridges utilizes a 140-grain projectile, a staple weight of this caliber, from Winchester's Power-Point design. Power-Point bullets have soft point noses that surrounded by deep skiving in the surface of their copper jackets; this construction promotes wide, dynamic expansion upon impact with a deer, beer, or large hog for maximum organ and tissue damage. A knurled cannelure prevents the bullet from over-expanding and underpenetrating, a problem which could otherwise leave game bleeding and running away.

Winchester mounts the soft-point projectile within a reloadable brass casing that can be cleaned and rearmed after firing. Each casing carries a load of clean-burning propellant from Winchester's own stocks which is ignited by Winchester's own non-caustic Boxer primer. Winchester has manufacturing ammunition for over 150 years and is responsible for some of the world's most popular calibers. Their Super-X line is considered affordble, effective, and reliable in a wide range of firearms.

Whether you tote an old school single action six-shooter or a more modern .410/.45LC combo revolver, you'll want to stoke your wheelgun with these Winchester PDX-1 rounds as a premium self defense option. These Supreme Elite PDX-1 cartridges are specially made with short barrels in mind and will push a 225 grain bullet out of a 3 inch barrel at 850 feet-per-second. The bonded jacketed hollow-point (JHP) .45 Long Colt projectile will expand on impact in order to create a large, threat-stopping wound cavity while resisting jacket separation and maintaining the most efficient momentum dump into the target. These cartridges also feature nickel-plated brass casings for slick insertion and ejection of rounds from the cylinder.

Winchester is a longtime American manufacturer of firearms and ammunition is responsible for many staple calibers in the market. Their close attention to the domestic shooting market allows Winchester to make affordable practice and self-defense ammunition like the PDX-1 line so that all citizens can acquire premium level defense ammo.

It's no surprise that Winchester makes some of the best .300 Winchester Magnum cartridges around. This .300 Win Mag ammunition is an excellent choice for hunters of big game, as it is designed to expand for maximum lethality without damaging meat or trophies.

The key to this benefit is a 180 grain soft point bullet that "mushrooms" as it strikes the target, leaving a broad wound channel without fragmenting into pieces. With a muzzle velocity of almost 3,000 feet per second, this ammo lives up to the .300 Win Mag's reputation for producing flat trajectories and incredible performance. Hunters are taking shots from greater distances than ever before and this ammo has the precision and power needed to make for clean long range kills.

Winchester Super-X ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississipi using non corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases. The Super-X line is generally used for sporting purposes and often features expanding projectiles with cost effective, tried and true designs like this one.

Winchester's Deer Season XP (eXtreme Point) loads are a step up from their standard hunting options that are intended to put venison in the freezer and mount big racks over the fireplace. Each of these 7mm-08 Remington rounds is built from the ground up using Winchester's own components which include clean-igniting Boxer primers, low-residue propellant grains, and reloadable brass casings. Completing the cartridge is a 140-grain XP projectile which comprises a alloy lead core, tapered copper jacket, and a wide-mouth cavity covered by a large-diameter ballistic cone.

The large ballistic tip helps maintain aerodynamic integrity for in-flight stability and final accuracy but also causes the projectile to expand rapidly when it enters a large white-tail or big hog. This expansion is halted by the round's grooved cannelure in order to ensure that the bullet punches deep into the vital areas before coming to a stop and delivering an effective blow. Winchester is a venerable American company that has been in business since 1866 and uses their vast knowledge and experience to give hunters premium performance at a fair price.

Winchester Double-X ammo provides the high performance and reach you need for turkey hunting. These 3-1/2" shells feature copper-plated shot and polymer buffers that significantly reduce pellet deformation for more consistent patterning.

Each shell in this box fires a 2-ounce column of #5 shot at a muzzle velocity of 1,300 feet per second. Such a powerful load results in a hefty kick, but also retains good accuracy at extended range.

This ammo is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi and comes in boxes of 10.

Winchester's Extreme Point (XP) projectile design, utilized in this Deer Season XP ammunition, ensures that the massive impact energy of the .300 Win Mag caliber is properly directed into the vital areas of big bucks, elk, and moose. The copper-jacketed bullet weighs in at 150 grains, has a drag-resistant shape for aerodynamic performance, and wears a large-diameter polymer tip up top which is intended to increase the size of the initial entry wound. Upon impact, the ballistic cone is drive back into the alloy lead core causing calculated deformation for maximum ballistic trauma.

A toothed cannelure at the bullet's midsection slows the rate of expansion and secures the bullet's jacket to its lead core; this effort allows the bullet to retain weight and momentum as it punches through the thick breastplate of a game target. Each bullet is crimped into a reloadable brass casing that hosts a precise load of clean-burning powder along with a non-corrosive Boxer primer.