Specials

If you use the .223 Remington cartridge for varmint hunting, order this 100-count box from Hornady and you’ll have effective reloading bullets for your empty cases. These 53-grain bullets are from Hornady’s V-MAX brand, which is specifically-design to give maximum effectiveness on larger varmints like coyote.

From front to back, these .224-inch diameter bullets have innovative features that make the projectile extremely reliable in varmint hunting situations. They have a polymer tip that allows the bullet to cut through the air while providing excellent terminal ballistics. The swaged lead core give the bullet balance during flight, while the aerodynamic profile further enhances long-range accuracy.

When you are looking for reliable, effective bullets and whole ammunition, you can turn to Hornady. This innovative company has been providing world-class shooting products to American gun owners since 1949. Whether you are a recreational shooter, hunter, or elite competition marksman, you can find the ammo you need from Hornady.

This 6.5 Creedmoor round by Sellier & Bellot is going to serve you well this coming deer season. It fires a 140 grain soft point bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,657 fps, which is conventional for that weight. This bullet’s copper-zinc alloy jacket is hard enough to prevent rapid barrel leading, as well as to inhibit deformation and promote penetration through any number of hides. With enough oomph behind it, the bullet’s exposed core will deform, topple around, and otherwise do things that you wouldn’t want to happen near any of your vital organs. Have them happen to a buck’s vital organs instead!

We’ve always been impressed by just how well Sellier & Bellot knows their business. You get a lot of consistency for a good price from the old Czech manufacturer, so these rounds have got excellent brass casings, clean burning primers, and charges that produce a consistent muzzle velocity. Handy things to have on hand for most any kind of hunting.

The 44 Mag has been around for years and is one of the most well known rounds in the world due to its use in the pop icon the Desert Eagle and its prominent appearance in the movie Dirty Harry. Whether you are looking to defend yourself with this incredibly powerful round or take down some big game with your handgun, the 44 Mag has just what you need.

Hornady has been providing some of the best and most innovative ammunition in the United States since their debut after the end of World War Two. Firing at 1410 feet per second, these Hornady LEVERevolution, 225 grain, FTX rounds have the incredible expansion, high speeds, and phenomenal energy release that you need for optimum deer and boar hunting. When you want the challenge of hunting big game with a handgun, these 44 Mag rounds give you exactly what you are looking for.

Berry's bullets have gained a reputation for being affordable and consistent. Each 380 (.356 diameter) in this box of 1000 is a 100 grain Round Nose Flat Bottom (RNFB). These projectiles are swaged and copper plated to their final weight, then each bullet is re-stuck to ensure consistency. Copper plated projectiles are better on your guns than traditional cast lead bullets and they are more affordable than jacketed bullets.

Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended for velocities over 1200 feet per second.

Don't forget to check out Widener's selection of Brass, while you're here.

**This is not loaded ammunition.**

This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets and cannot be fired as-is. Please only order them if you are handloader (or need a good gift for a handloader).

Since their foundation in 1990, Magtech has become one of the world’s largest ammunition brands. It sure doesn’t hurt that they’re the flagship label of the CBC Group, which also owns Sellier & Bellot and Metallwerk Elisenhütte Nassau.

The Brazilian giant doesn’t load all of their bullets, however. They bundled up 1,000 of their freshly minted .224” diameter projectiles for the discerning handloader who’s stocking up components for 5.56x45, 223 Rem, or one of several other rifle cartridges.

This is the basic, plain FMJ you want for your next 1,000 range loads. Magtech fits a concentric gilding metal jacket around a solid lead core so you can enjoy consistent target-grade accuracy the next time you aim your AR-15. Or load these bullets if you want to bulk up your self-defense cache!

If you are looking for affordable and consistent projectiles for your range loads, Berry's bullets are for you. Each projectile in this box of 1000 is a 124 grain Hollow Base Round Nose (HBRN). Hollow base projectiles have improved accuracy over flat bases due to improved bullet contact with your barrel's rifling. These projectiles are swaged and copper plated to final weight, then each bullet is re-struck in ensure consistency. Copper plated bullets are more affordable than jacketed projectiles and will not foul your barrel like traditional cast lead.

Note: Plated Bullets should not exceed 1,200 feet per second.

Don't forget to check out Widener's selection of Brass, while you're here.

**This is not loaded ammunition.**

Please note: These are component bullets, not loaded ammunition. You can not fire these bullets unless you load your own ammunition.

Armscor is earning themselves quite a reputation here in America. Their Rock Island Armory pistols fill a nice niche for people who don’t want to auction off vital organs just to be able to afford a 1911. Their 22 TCM cartridge has promise, even if most of the people asking about it only want to know if they can fire it in a firearm chambered for 22 LR. (No.) And their component bullets, which are produced according to precise tolerances, consistently weighted, and deliver good accuracy at the range, are sought after by handloaders throughout the country.

This meaty slab of .357” diameter bullets is just the ticket for handloaders specializing in 38 Special or 357 Mag. With 1,500 bullets you be able to load 250 six-shot cylinders worth of ammo, and as full metal jackets they’re at once clean shooting and economically designed. Armscor draws a concentric jacket for what is ostensibly a target grade bullet, so your shots will benefit from satisfactory rotational stability and resultant flat trajectories. Buy ten of these cases of bullets and use them to ballast your canoe!

Speer made these .224 diameter bullets specifically with America’s most popular rifle cartridge in mind! At 75 grains they are optimal for loading long range rounds, and a skilled reloader can likely make these bullets’ ballistics work for non-223 cartridges as well.

These bullets feature the total metal jackets that Speer is famous for. The Idahoan manufacturer implements a special electrochemical process to cover each bullet’s lead core entirely in a durable, even jacket. Unlike an FMJ, the TMJ additionally shields the core of the bullet at the base. This prevents deformation that could harm accuracy during ignition, as well as the evaporation of lead that leads to accelerated bore fouling. It also prevents the creation of lead vapors that you’re better off not breathing in!

Speer is in control of their manufacturing process. They mean it when they say their bullet weighs 75 grains, and these bullets boast a highly standardized .725” length.

Please note: This is a case of component bullets for handloading. Please do not order these bullets if you want loaded ammo that you can fire right out of the box!

These .355 inch diameter projectiles from Hornady are perfect for reloading 9mm Luger and .357 SIG for both training and competitive purposes. Hornady constructs these rounds using an AMP (Advanced Manufacturing Process) copper jacket which is thicker than conventional coatings and reduces deformities while maintaining consistent wall thickness and concentric shape throughout the entire bullet. In addition, these 124 grain projectiles high grade FMJ bullets.

Hornady is one of the most trusted and recognizable names in hunting, sporting, and defensive ammunition production and is well respected for their unique projectiles. Be sure to pick up some small primers and pistol powder to go with your bulk projectile order.

Get some great multi-role 9x19mm ammo of reputable CCI manufacture with this 1000 round bulk pack of Blazer Brass rounds. Blazer Brass ammo comes out of the CCI factory and is assembled using non-corrosive CCI primers. CCI or Cartridge Case Inc. is linked a third brand, Speer, and has origins in production dating back to 1953. Their modern innovations in high performance ammunition as well as their notable consistency in quality production have netted the CCI and Blazer Brass brands with contracts for law enforcement and international shooting teams.

These rounds use reloadable brass casings and 115 grain FMJ projectiles and will match the ballistics of many other popular plinking choices. 115 grains is light in the caliber and functions in a wide range of pistols while offering very manageable recoil. In addition, the bullets have a protected base which reduces lead exposure during the firing process and keeps it out of the air and off your hands.

Speer Lawman ammunition is a cost-effective training load designed to produce the same ballistics and recoil as Speer's widely used Gold Dot defensive hollow points. This allows for economical yet realistic practice for law enforcement officers and citizens alike.

Each 9mm Luger cartridge in this case of 1,000 fires a 124 grain total metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,090 feet per second. This is a standard pressure load that will work well in compact firearms and produce relatively mild recoil.

This ammunition is manufactured in Speer's longtime home of Lewiston, Idaho using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

We see nothing but potential when we see a case of Remington’s Range series 9mm ammunition. Here is exactly the stuff anyone needs to seriously work on their aim – or just idle away the time at the good old backyard plinking gallery. And while this ammo’s non-expanding bullets are not designed for self-defense or hunting applications, any squirrel is going to be in pretty bad shape after a close encounter with an FMJ!

This cartridge features a 115 grain bullet, loaded to a supersonic muzzle velocity of 1,145 fps so it can supply sufficient chamber pressure to cycle a semi-auto before proceeding to deliver a satisfyingly flat trajectory. This is American-made ammo, and that means its round nose FMJ bullets contain zero steel and cannot attract a magnet.

Remington outfits their target ammo with reliable and non-corrosive Boxer primers, as well as powder which is formulated to minimize residue buildup. Keep this ammo’s brass cases – they’re fresh out of the factory and certain to prove of value at the reloading bench. One case is divvied up among four 250-round boxes, so it’s easy to pack all the ammo you need to get down and dirty with some serious target practice!

The 38 Special is an awesome cartridge for handloading. You’re not bound by a semi-auto’s specific power levels, so you can try out white hot loads or super cool ones. The 38 Special will let you load virtually any type of bullet you can get your hands on, and its case will only touch the ground if you let it.

But you can’t use the same brass forever. That’s why you ought to take home this big box of 38 Special brass by Armscor! Brimming with 2,000 virgin brass cases, this haul will let you load your favorite revolver cartridge for countless days of fun at the range.

Armscor manufactures their brass cases and other ammo components in the Philippines. They have been ISO 9001 certified for over 20 years now, and as such have the systems and processes in place to produce highly consistent brass cases in terms of length and dimensions. These cases’ centered flash holes are still unprimed, so you’ll enjoy complete control over your handloads’ quality as you select which Boxer primers they’ll get as well.

Federal American Eagle is one of the most relied upon brands in America. As a cheaper, but very reliable option to more expensive ammunition, Federal American Eagle beats many other brands in quality and price.

These reliable 9mm full metal jacket flat nose rounds are great for range training. In fact they are so good, several ranges actually sell them on site. Why do they do this? Because these bullets share a similar affect with wadcutter rounds, making a round hole on impact instead of the normal frayed hole, in order to help with scoring. Flying out of the muzzle at 1000 feet per second, you are sure to punch out the bull's eye with these reliable rounds. Don't miss out on this fantastic deal on 1000 rounds!

Hopefully one day tree scientists will finally do something useful and genetically engineer a tree that grows ammunition. But until that day finally comes, at least we have the nation of Bulgaria – home of JSC Arsenal AD, the manufacturer of this fine 7.62x39 ammo that Global Ordnance has shipped to the U.S. for your shooting pleasure!

One look at this ammo is all it takes to appreciate why its price tag is lower. Those steel cases are a lot more economical than the conventional brass variety, and AK-47 and SKS rifles have zero issue cycling them. These steel cases may not be reloadable, but their new Berdan primers won’t do anything corrosive to your firearm.

But one look at this ammo will also reveal why it is higher-quality than 7.62x39 by Wolf, Tula or Barnaul. Bluish sealant lines the primers and case mouths, thus keeping the ammo well-protected against atmospheric moisture and precipitation. Arsenal furthermore adheres to a more exacting set of quality assurance protocol, which you’re sure to appreciate as you contend with relatively fewer jams and failures to fire!

You can’t see these rounds’ 122 grain FMJ bullets’ steel jackets because they’re concealed by a thin copper wash exterior. Steel jackets make FMJs plenty strong enough to avoid deformation that could cause a jam or weaken accuracy, but they’re also certain to attract a magnet. If your range doesn’t like magnetic projectiles, then they’re not going to have kind things to say about Arsenal’s 7.62x39!

Do you have plans that can only come to fruition with a big pile of 308 ammunition? Good, because that’s exactly what we have in store! Ammo Inc. loads their signature series 308 Win in the U.S. with American-made components, and with nothing less than match grade machinery.

This round’s full metal jacket bullet weighs 150 grains. Most actual match 308 loads have heavier HPBT bullets, but an FMJ certainly gets the job done for all but precision shooting. Ammo Inc.’s FMJ contains exactly two components: a lead core and a gilding metal exterior, neither of which can attract a magnet. You’d really want an expanding bullet for deer hunting, but even a non-expanding FMJ is powerful enough for self-defense when it’s seated in a 308 case.

This ammo features Ammo Inc.’s Hyperclean Technology, which means its propellant is formulated to combust so it that it does not create substantial fouling. Its Boxer-primed cases are pure brass and high-quality. If you’re a handloader, you can get a whole lot of mileage out of this 500-round case of ammo!

If you're serious about mastering a .380 ACP handgun, you need some good defensive ammo and a whole lot of less expensive range ammo. This 1,000 round case of FMJ rounds from PMC should take care of the latter need at a reasonable cost!

Each cartridge in this case fires a 90 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 961 feet per second, producing typical .380 Auto ballistics. A great practice load for Ruger LCPs, Glock 42, SIG P238s, and other compact pistols chambered for this convenient caliber.

PMC ammunition is made in South Korea by defense contractor Poongsan, which also serves the South Korean military. Poongsan is a large scale manufacturer that produces its own primers, propellant, and brass in-house to maintain strong quality control while keeping prices down. This combination of reliability and value has made the PMC brand quite popular among American shooters.

AR-15 rifles shouldn’t be illegal – but not having enough 223 Rem ammo is a crime! Order yourself a big old case of Igman ammo and you’ll be ready for serious range training, carefree plinking out in the woods, or any kind of crisis that you’ll want to be armed for.

This ammo doesn’t do anything unusual when it comes to its performance. It’s loaded with the staple 55 grain full metal jacket – a bullet designed to optimize functionality in a semi-auto rifle as it prevents failures to feed and heavy lead fouling alike. Igman loads their 223 Rem’s FMJ to a muzzle velocity of 3,200 fps, which is nearly identical to M193 specs. Don’t look for steel in this round’s nonmagnetic bullet. You’re not going to find any!

This ammo is decked out with new brass cases. Igman doesn’t polish their brass after they’ve subjected it to heat treatment – the brass is only gray for that reason, and not because it has been reloaded. But you can reload it yourself after you’ve removed these rounds’ non-corrosive Boxer primers!

Igman is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina. They were established all the way back in 1950 to supply ammo to the Yugoslavian army, and stuck around to become one of the biggest ammo factories in Europe.

We serve a lot of reloading enthusiasts here at Widener’s. Reloaders are people who generally turn their noses up at steel cased ammo, which means they have little use for Wolf’s regular stuff. But Wolf Gold is an exception. Not only does this 5.56x45 cartridge have a reloadable brass case, but its bullet is nonmagnetic for compliance at indoor ranges!

Wolf gave this round a 55 grain FMJ, the bullet of choice for training, target shooting and spur of the moment plinking. The FMJ utilizes an economical, smooth feeding, and clean shooting design instead of one that delivers terminal expansion. Wolf’s concentric copper jacket and pure lead core offer decent target grade accuracy. At a muzzle velocity of 3,250 fps this round achieves in-flight and terminal ballistics comparable to the ball M193 load.

Wolf’s brass case boasts a concentric neck, consistent wall thickness, and non-corrosive Boxer primer. It’s ready for round two at your reloading station as soon as you’ve fired it. This round’s smokeless propellant burns clean to create a steady chamber pressure. Just take care that it may be too much pressure for a rifle chambered only for 223 Rem to handle.

Load up on some high quality, low cost ammunition for your favorite AR or other .223/5.56mm caliber rifle. PMC Bronze ammunition comes from South Korea out of the some of the most sophisticated and efficient manufacturing plants. A length of experience producing ammunition for NATO countries as well as adherence to U.S. standard tolerances has a resulted in inexpensive ammo with high reliability.

These cartridges are constructed using reloadable brass casings fitted with non-corrosive Boxer primers and topped by full metal jacket boat-tail (FMJ-BT) bullets. The bullets weigh in at 55 grains which is a standard across the board for the caliber and will stabilize with the widest ranges of barrel lengths and twists. In addition, the boat tail tapered rear of the bullet reduces drag and increases accuracy. This bulk pack of 1,000 rounds is great to stock up on for matches and classes and has been specifically recommended by some training companies like the United States Shooting Academy (USSA).

Get your fill of M855 style ammo with this 1000 round bulk pack of PMC's X-TAC NATO 5.56mm. Just like milspec M855, these rounds use 62 grain bullets with light-amor penetrating* steel tips which are painted green for easy identification. As a result, these rounds will match ballistic tables and ballistic drop compensation (BDC) reticles commonly used with modern low power scopes. The reloadable brass casings are annealed at the neck and shoulder for added strength (useful to reloaders) while the non-corrosive Boxer primers are bordered by moisture-blocking sealant. The bullets are full metal jacket (FMJ) and possess toothed cannelures to prevent projectile setback.

PMC is a Houston based company that sources its ammunition from South Korean plants that supply to the ROK military as well as other to other NATO countries. Their X-TAC line is highly regarded for adhering to stringent military specification while still maintaining an inexpensive price for all shooters.

*While this is not armor-penetrating ammunition by definition, some ranges will not allow these rounds to be fired indoors nor outdoors on certain steel targets.

CCI Blazer Brass ammunition is a cost-effective choice for target shooting and a great alternative to imported steel for reloaders. As the name suggests, it differs from standard Blazer ammo in its use of reloadable brass cases.

Each .45 ACP cartridge in this case of 1,000 fires a 230 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 830 feet per second. This is a standard pressure load ideal for older and subcompact firearms.

This ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using CCI's own non-corrosive Boxer primers, which are well known for their reliability. CCI is part of the Vista Outdoor group which includes Speer, Federal, Estate, and many other shooting-related brands.