10mm Ammo

It’s hard to dispute the quality of a company’s products when they’ve been in business for nearly two centuries. Sellier & Bellot, the Czech company who have kept their factory doors open since Queen Victoria was only six years old, are globally recognized for their ammunition’s performance -- you can find their stuff practically anywhere that firearms can be found.

This 10mm cartridge features a non-corrosive Boxer primer, factory fresh and reloadable brass casing, and clean burning propellant that will keep your bore and action intact. Its 180 grain projectile is a balanced weight for its caliber, giving you a comfortable shooting session without sacrificing power. This bullet’s copper alloy jacket will prevent your pistol’s rifling from becoming gummed up with lead residue, and its flat nose not only ensures reliable feeding in semi-automatic weapons but also punches clean and easily spotted holes through paper targets. Give these 50 rounds a shot and Czech out why Sellier & Bellot has maintained their dominance in the ammo industry for such a long time!

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American Eagle is Federal’s dedicated brand of target shooting ammo. We wouldn’t volunteer to get hit by any 10mm bullet. All the same, the full metal jacket is not designed for terminal expansion, and accordingly punches a ~4” hole into a soft medium instead of a significantly wider one. The 180 grain bullet achieves 1,030 fps muzzle velocity out of a 5” barrel, and reaches 100 yards with ~400 ft lbs of kinetic energy. The bullet has the 10mm’s iconic flat nose profile, which helps to punch a pretty clean hole through a cardboard or paper target.

Order today and you’ll soon take pride in owning true Minnesota-made ammunition. And if you want to put this ammo’s brand new brass cases to work at your reloading press, we’ve got just the component bullets you’ll need for the job!

If Miami Vice has taught us anything -- and it has -- it’s that a 10mm handgun gets the job done. Maybe you personally are in the business of busting drug traffickers. Maybe you’re just a guy with a sweet Bren Ten and no idea how to shoot it. You need a whole lot of good range ammo either way, and we just happen to have it.

This 10mm round by Blazer has a 180 grain FMJ bullet. With its 1,200 fps muzzle velocity it produces similar recoil and ballistic performance to a comparable self-defense round, making it useful for training. The bullet also includes a protected base, and will produce less lead vapor when fired.

A Blazer Brass round has a brass shell casing, not an aluminum one. It also has a Boxer primer instead of a Berdan, so you want to save what your Bren Ten spits out for later or a friend who handloads. We think you’ll be pretty happy about how fast we ship 40 pounds of ammo!

Enjoy shooting your 10mm Auto handguns while keeping costs under control with this dependable ammunition from Sellier & Bellot. These cartridges deliver solid performance on the range; each box contains 50 rounds.

This is a medium power load firing a 180 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,164 feet per second. While not the most powerfull 10mm load out there, this ammo definitely produces a kick along with nice, flat trajectories and excellent accuracy.

Sellier & Bellot ammo is made in the Czech Republic by CBC, which also produces the MEN and Magtech brands. S&B ammo uses non-corrosive primers and re-loadable brass.

After the 1986 FBI shootout in Miami and the tragedy that happened there, the FBI decided it was time for a new handgun. In 1989, they adopted the 10mm Auto for a short time. It was great because of its stopping power and damage ability, but many officers did not like the heavy recoil, and the round was eventually replaced with the 40 S&W, which some proponents of the 10mm Auto like to call the 40 "short and wimpy."

In all reality though, if you can take the recoil, the 10mm Auto is a fantastic firearm. If you're looking to get some shooting in with your trusty sidearm, you can't miss this deal on one thousand, FMJ, 200 grain rounds. These brass cased, boxer primed rounds are reloadable, helping you save even more money. With a muzzle velocity of 1050 fps and the trusted reliability and accuracy of PMC, you will be hitting the target every time. Pick up this deal today!

PMC is one of the premier companies in high quality but inexpensive ammunition. Their integration philosophy insures some of the best quality control. With their supplier manufacturing all of their parts themselves, this gives rise to incredibly high quality control.

Manufactured to strict standards, this 50 round box of 10mm Auto PMC ammo is just what you need. Three years after the FBI disaster in Miami in 1986, the FBI adopted the 10mm Auto for a short time. In fact, some people still prefer this round over the round the FBI switched to after the 10mm Auto, the 40 S&W, referred to by some to as the 40 Short and Wimpy.

This powerful, 200 Grain round fires at 1050 fps, packing a huge punch. This 50 round box of FMJ-TC rounds are perfect for range training, keeping you in practice for when you need to stop someone with massive force. Don't miss out on this great deal and pick up some today!

CCI first made it big with their high quality component primers, and their Blazer brand of ammo certainly reflects that. The Idaho manufacturer also pioneered the aluminum shell casing, which is a lot more cost-effective than brass.

But sometimes you still want the brass, and that’s when you want Blazer Brass. This traditional brass cased 10mm round seals the chamber and reloads just like you expect it to! This cartridge also features a 180 grain bullet, a simple and balanced FMJ that’ll cover all your recreational and training needs.

A Blazer Brass FMJ is even better, because its protected base keeps its core from evaporating during ignition. You won’t shoot nearly much lead vapor out of your barrel after firing a shot, which makes for cleaner breathing at an indoor range.

Order up a box of 10mm, and see that CCI’s centerfire ammo is every bit as reliable as their famous rimfire products!

Pick up a few boxes of this 10mm Auto ammunition from Federal for your next range trip. These cartridges are a relatively mild target load well-suited to high volume shooting.

Each round in this box of 50 fires a heavy 180 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,030 feet per second. This is very slightly more powerful than comparable .40 S&W loads and produces nice, flat trajectories and good medium-range accuracy.

Federal ammunition is loaded in the USA using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

This high-velocity 10mm Auto ammunition from PMC is a cost-effective choice for both target shooting and defense. Each case contains 500 cartridges.

Distinctive features of this ammo include a relatively light 170 grain jacketed hollow point bullet and a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second. This combination gives the projectile better expansion potential without dramatically increasing recoil.

PMC ammo is loaded in South Korea using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass. These components are made in-house for improved quality control.

A full-power 10mm Auto load equally suited to target shooting and defense, this ammunition from PMC delivers excellent value for fans of this powerful cartridge. Each box contains 25 rounds.

This ammo fires a light 170 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at 1,200 feet per second, delivering excellent expansion potential without excessive recoil (though like all 10mm loads, it does have a substantial kick to it).

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea using internally sourced components including non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

After Frontier Ammunition became Hornady Custom in 1983, Hornady's business took off and Hornady became a leader in the world of ammunition. With decades of trusted ammunition manufacturing, you know you can trust Hornady with your ammo needs.

The 10mm Auto is a fantastic round that packs a pretty big punch. In fact, it was employed for this reason by the FBI after the disaster in Miami in 1986. However, it has quite a large recoil, which later lead to its decommission. That said, this is not a good round for lighter people, although stronger people may feel the force behind this powerful round.

The Hornady designed XTP, or Extreme Terminal Performance, was created to deliver massive stopping power and expansion upon impact. With these 180 grain, 10mm Auto, JHP XTP rounds in your pistol, you will deliver all the stopping power you need. Pick up a 200 round ammo can today!

For a fast-moving, hard-hitting 10mm Auto carry load, try this ammunition from Hornady. These cartridges fire the XTP jacketed hollow point bullet, which is known for its strong penetration.

Each round in this box of 20 fires a 155 grain jacketed hollow point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,265 feet per second. Compared to other 10mm loads, these rounds fire a relatively light bullet at a high velocity--a combination that helps produce better expansion.

Hornady ammo is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases.

Although initially designed by Jeff Cooper in the United States, the 10mm Auto was first mass produced in Sweden. After the 1986 disaster in Miami, the FBI used it as their official pistol round, although it was later decommissioned. These 180 grain 10mm Auto rounds are reliable and accurate, although with such a large recoil, it is not ideal for smaller people.

With Hornady's eXtreme Terminal Performance ammo, or XTP, you will not be disappointed. This jacketed hollow point ammo is specifically engineered to have fantastic terminal expansion, you cannot go wrong. Hornady is a trusted manufacturer throughout America, and with their specialty XTP 10mm Auto rounds, you know you have some of the best self defense rounds in your firearm.

Winchester developed their Defender line of ammunition to put police grade performance in the hands of the regular civilian. If you would like 10mm ammunition that meets the performance criteria set forth by the FBI test protocol, you’re looking right at it.

This round of ammunition is loaded with a 180 grain bonded jacketed hollow point. Its core and jacket are welded together, which preempts the core/jacket separation that leads to fragmentation and resultant shallow penetration. The jacketed nose cavity is notched on the inside and out. As penetration pressurizes the nose cavity’s interior, it fans out eight pointed petals that inflict accented damage to surrounding soft tissue. The precision-notched JHP consistently mushrooms up to 0.6 inches in diameter.

Nickel-plated brass cases aren’t just reloadable. They are easier to see in a dark chamber because they are shinier, easier to cycle through a semi-auto because they reduce metal-on-metal friction, and corrosion resistant. This ammunition also features low-flash propellant, which preserves your ability to see the target while you’re firing in low lighting.

This defensive ammunition from Hornady's Critical Duty combines the high caliber and power of the 10mm Auto with the wide expansion and deadly terminal ballistics of the Flexlock hollow point bullet. Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 175 grain projectile at a muzzle velocity of 1,160 feet per second.

The Flexlock bullet is distinguished by its soft polymer tip, which controls expansion for optimal performance and keeps barriers such as thick clothing, glass, or sheet metal (which this ammo is designed to penetrate without losing its effectiveness) from clogging the projectile's cavity.

Hornady ammunition is loaded in Grand Island, Nebraska and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and nickel-plated brass cases.