Specials

Tired of pressing your nose to the floor looking for spent brass every time you go to the range? Then order this box of 500 fresh 9mm brass cases by Armscor! (But we know you – you’re still going to snap up every empty case you come across, even with all these fine reloading components at your disposal.)

Armscor is based in the Philippines, where they have manufactured ammo and its components since 1952. They were awarded their ISO 9001 certification in the year 2000, and today their components are recognized for their consistency and dependable target grade performance.

These cases have Boxer primer pockets, although Armscor did not actually put primers in them – you’ll have to scrounge those up on your end. These cases have concentric walls and mouths, so they hold consistent charges of propellant and seat their bullets correctly. Armscor’s brass holds up under pressure, so go ahead and keep reloading these little brass beauts!

This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets for handloading. Please only order these bullets if you intend to load your own ammo!

Ready to try your hand at loading your own 5.56x45 M855 ammunition? Then you couldn’t ask for a better partner than Hornady! The great Nebraskan manufacturer offers this case of 1,000 .224” diameter 62 grain FMJ M855 bullets so you can do in your free time what the guys over at Lake City get paid to do on a daily basis.

These bullets do not have green paint on their tips, but they are M855 (aka SS109) bullets nevertheless. Their cores contain steel penetrator tips to promote more reliable penetration through sheet metal. The M855 bullet is suitable for target practice at ranges which permit magnetic ammunition, though it is also practical for defense against threats shielded by light armor or vehicles. If the M855 bullet strikes soft tissue at a velocity in excess of 2,500 fps, it will likely yaw, fragment apart at its cannelure, and subsequently track two separate wound channels into its target.

Hornady’s bullets are revered for their concentric gilding metal jackets, uniform lengths and diameters, and overall quality. Many handloaders uphold Hornady’s bullets as the best the market has to offer. If you reload 5.56x45 ammo for your AR-15, then you can’t go wrong ordering a case of Hornady bullets!

Please note: This is not loaded ammunition. This box of 1,500 component bullets will prove no more useful than a doorstop if you don’t own a reloading press!

But if you do own a reloading press, then you’re in for a real treat. These are the .308” diameter 147 grain FMJ bullets you need to load your own M80 ball ammunition, or experiment with loading any other kind of 308 Win ammo you set your mind to! These bullets have concentric jackets with crimping cannelures to prevent setback and facilitate seating to the correct depth. They also have boat tails, which not only improve their ballistic coefficient but also make them easier to seat in the case.

These bullets are just as fit for loading 30-06, 300 Win Mag, 300 AAC Blackout, and a host of other .30 cal ammo. They are the same FMJs that Armscor would have loaded themselves had they not so graciously sent them over from the Philippines instead!

This bulk priced case of 7.62 NATO ammunition from Aguila is an excellent choice for high volume shooters. These rounds work well for target shooting with a variety of rifles including the AR-10 family, the M-14, and bolt-action rifles such as the Remington 700. This ammo can be safely used in guns chambered for both .308 Winchester and 7.62 NATO, as the two cartridges are similar enough to be used interchangeably.

Each cartridge in this case of 500 fires a medium weight 150-grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,750 feet per second. This results in external ballistics very similar to those of M80 mil-spec ball. The bullet's boat tailed profile gives it excellent resistance to crosswinds, resulting in more consistent accuracy at long range.

Aguila ammo is made by Industrias Tecnos in Cuernavaca, Mexico using non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass. Industrias Tecnos has been in the ammo industry for several decades and also supplies the Mexican armed forces.

The First Lebanon War. The Six-Day War. Operation Protective Edge. Time and time again, IMI’s small arms ammunition has proven itself capable of serving in combat. We expect you have far more peaceful plans for this Israeli-made 9mm ammunition – and it will serve those well, too!

This round has the 9mm’s lightweight 115 grain bullet. It will function correctly in any make and model firearm, and its smaller size means it will exit a pistol’s barrel at a velocity of 1,280 fps. That’s beyond supersonic, which is why this ammo delivers the flat trajectories you need for an easier time landing bullseyes.

The bullet’s full metal jacket design is optimized for dependable feeding and clean, accurate performance. It won’t expand to deal greater damage to a threat and anchor itself inside them – but you don’t want to spend more for terminal ballistics which you won’t need during target practice, anyway!

IMI does not put steel in their ammo components. This ammo accordingly features nonmagnetic bullets and reloadable brass cases. A small application of red sealant protects these rounds’ primers from water infiltration during storage, and as new production ammo these rounds’ Boxer primers are completely non-corrosive.

Follow the NATO standard for 9x19mm Luger with this great 1000 round bulk pack from Federal. Federal's American Eagle line is well known for providing shooters with inexpensive ammo that is still accurate enough to take to USPSA and IDPA matches. The 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullets fit the same profile as most NATO-contracted ammo and will provide a smoother yet stouter recoil impulse in most pistols. These rounds feature reloadable brass-casings and non-corrosive Boxer primers. With a muzzle velocity of 1150 feet-per-second, these cartridges will match the ballistics of many Federal Premium Defense options and make for great range practice.

Federal Premium Ammunition, a Minnesotan corporation, is one of the best-respected cartridge manufacturers in the U.S. and is well-known for their quality and innovation derived after over 90 years of experience in the industry. Their various brands of ammo have been trusted by shooters to protect life on the streets, put meat on the table, and take home medals from Olympic shooting events.

This 5.56x45 ammunition is made by Igman, who are based in Bosnia and Herzegovina in southeastern Europe. It is made to the same specs as our Armed Forces’ M855 cartridge, making it a swell selection for range training and tactical situations alike.

The magic lies in this round’s 62 grain bullet’s core. Beneath the bullet’s copper jacket lies a solid steel tip, which gives the bullet the strength and hardness it needs to punch through sheet metal and other types of rugged barriers. The M855 bullet’s slightly heavier weight gives it a reduced muzzle velocity yet greater momentum retention downrange. You would ideally have a 1:8 or 1:9 barrel twist to stabilize a 62 grain bullet with an AR-15, but your accuracy won’t suffer too much if your barrel twist falls outside of those parameters.

This 5.56 cartridge’s magnetic FMJ projectile is seated in a new brass case. Igman also loads non-corrosive Boxer primers, which reveal the single flash hole handloaders want when they are popped out. This case of ammo is divided among 20-round boxes for greater convenience!