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The Hexmag is a piece of equipment that’s built to last you a lifetime. This magazine is made of incredibly sturdy PolyHex2 Advanced Composite, so you can train with it in practical situations, hunt with it in America’s most rugged terrain, throw it off your roof, stomp on it, and just generally treat it terribly without fear of breaking it. The Hexmag’s stainless steel spring will not only resist rusting beautifully, but is furthermore treated to ensure it won’t lose its elasticity for holding ammo for a long time. This magazine’s follower is also self-lubricating, so you can depend on it to keep your rounds from shifting forward or backward as you jerk it around. A Hexmag takes its name from its sporty Hexture pattern, which will keep it from slipping out of your hands while you’re performing a hurried reload. It’s a cinch to clean as well, as you can pop off its floor plate with nothing more than your fingertip! Don’t compromise your rifle’s performance with a second rate mag -- invest in this superior devise and let the bullets fly!

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Looking for a tough, durable carrying case for your ammunition? Then you need to order a few of these military-spec ammo cans. They give you a reliable way to store and carry your ammo while protecting each cartridge from wetness and physical damage. No matter what type of ammo you need to store, these ammo cans are perfect for the job.

Built to the tough standards of the U.S. military, the 50 Cal M2A1 box can hold all the rifle, handgun, or shotgun ammo you need for an afternoon of hunting or target shooting. Made of high-quality steel, this is the correct answer to your ammo storage concerns.

Don’t take any chances with your ammo by storing them in a cardboard box. Make sure they are protected from the elements by using this high-quality ammo can. Experienced gun owners know the value of a sturdy ammo can, so order yours today.

Nobody can say your .380 ACP handgun lacks stopping power when you carry Federal HST ammunition. These cartridges are designed to squeeze as much potential from the compact .380 Auto as possible with a skived tip jacketed hollow point bullet that delivers strong expansion and penetration.

Each cartridge in this 20-round box fires a 99 grain JHP at a muzzle velocity of 1,030 feet per second. This is a relatively powerful load that is optimized for micro-sized handguns.

Federal HST ammo is loaded in Anoka, Minnesota using reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

You’re not going through all the trouble of making your own cartridges just to wind up with an inferior end product. Like any reputable ammunition manufacturing company, you want to use only select components which, when put together by your expert hand, will yield a quality round that you’d stake your reputation for target shooting, hunting trip, or even your own safety on.

WOLF Ammunition is here for you. These 223 Rem cartridge casings are made of solid brass, so they’ll not only load once but several additional times for extended value. They have a uniform wall thickness and perfectly concentric necks, so they’re certain to load and fire true. These casings come preinstalled with non-corrosive Boxer primers, so all you’ll need more are bullets and powder and your afternoon loading session is well at hand. Don’t wait for your existing cartridge supply to run out before you start reloading -- order the components and start saving money today!

If you are the type of gun owner who demands the best bullets for your reloading needs, then you’re going to want a high-quality load for every possible purpose. Whether it’s target practice, self defense, or hunting, you need a projectile that is accurate and reliable. These military-surplus bullets will give you the consistency you desire with excellent performance downrange. When loaded properly, these bullets are outstanding.

With this package, you’ll get 500 full metal jacket bullets that were originally designed for military use. The full metal jacket bullet gives you the high-quality performance that you expect. They are incredibly accurate, but their greatest benefit is minimum fouling in the barrel. The 55-grain bullets give you speed and precision, allowing you to get the target practice you need.

These bullets will ensure you have the firing consistency you desire. If you demand the best, don’t put anything other than high-quality military bullets in your .223 rifle loads.

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.

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If you own a rifle that takes .223 Remington cartridges, you need to stock up on the finest and most reliable bullets for reloading your cases. With this box, you’ll get 4,000 reloadable bullets from Hornady, one of the top names in ammo manufacturing. The .223 Remington case is extremely effective for both hunting and target shooting, so make sure you have the right bullets for reloading them properly.

This box gives you 75-grain bullets that are fast, effective, and reliable. Not only do they have accurate performance downrange, the heavier bullet (compared to the typical 55-grain) and hollow point ensures outstanding terminal performance. The AMP jacket is consistent from front to back, and the swaged lead core ensures greater balance.

Hornady has some of the best ammo choices for both rifles and handguns. You can turn to this manufacturer for both target shooting, reloading supplies, and hunting, making them a top choice among experienced gun owners.

Berry's 9mm 124 grain Plated Round Nose projectiles are a great choice for affordable range loads. These bullets are swaged and plated to final weight and then re-struck to ensure accuracy and precision. Copper plated bullets are more affordable than jacketed bullets but are better on your barrel than tradition lead round nose projectiles.

Note: Plated Bullets are not recommended to exceed 1,200 feet per second.

Widener's also offers quality brass, primers and powders to help you make the perfect custom loads.

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Berry's bullets have earned a reputation for being affordable and consistent. These 40 S&W projectiles are 180 grains, copper-plated, Round Shoulder Double Struck (RSDS) and are a great choice for reliable range loads. Each projectile is swaged and plated to its final weight, then each bullet is re-struck to ensure consistent sizing and plating. These bullets will not foul your barrel like traditional cast lead projectiles and are more affordable than jacketed bullets.

Widener's also offers a wide selections of primers, brass and powders to help you make the perfect load.

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

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If you are reloading your empty .40 S&W brass, these high-quality bullets from Armscor are an awesome choice for range training. You’ll get 1,000 full metal jacket bullets that are highly effective in autoloading handguns. They are not only great for the chamber, they also give off less fouling in the barrel. The standard-weight 180-grain bullets will give you the internal and external performance you expect at the range.

Armscor is an innovative ammunition company that specializes in target shooting and self defense ammunition. They manufacture a wide range of shooting supplies, as well as high-quality firearms.

With reliable speed and outstanding accuracy, the .40 S&W is one of the most popular handgun rounds in the country. While it was originally designed for law enforcement, it’s found a place as a hunting and target shooting cartridge. This round is certainly not the most expensive ammunition in the world, but the price can add up, so many people choose to reload their spent cases with fresh bullets.

Looking for a cost-effective training load for your .40 S&W carry pistol? You can't go wrong with Winchester "white box" ammunition.

These inexpensive, dependable FMJ rounds come in a bulk priced case of 500 (5 packs of 100 rounds each) and fire a light 165 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,060 feet per second. Expect similar external ballistics and felt recoil to many popular carry loads for a more realistic training experience.

Winchester ammunition is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi. The Oxford plant opened in 2011 and employs over 1,000 people. Winchester ammo uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

The best way to get good with a handgun is to shoot a lot of rounds, and this 1,000 round case of 9mm Luger ammo from Tula will help you blow holes in paper without blowing a hole in your budget.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,150 feet per second, typical for standard pressure loads. This ammunition uses non-corrosive Berdan primers.

Tula ammo is loaded in Russia with polymer-coated non-reloadable steel cases that offer unbeatable value, although their magnetic properties may make them unsuitable for some indoor ranges--check before ordering if you're unsure of your range's rules.

Top Brass 300 AAC Blackout reconditioned casings are a great choice for your custom bench loads. This 1000 round pack is filled with once fired 223/5.56 casings that have been converted to 300 AAC Blackout. Top Brass implements rigorous quality control procedures and regular tests for accuracy, safety and consistency when converting casings. These casings have been cleaned, converted, reamed and are ready to be primed and re-loaded.

Don't forget to check out Widener's great selection of 30 Caliber Bullets, while you're here.

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Want to save a little dough-re-mi on your next ammunition purchase? Federal’s Champion line of ammo lets you squeeze more value out of your dollar without compromising performance! This 9mm cartridge features a low-cost aluminum shell casing, which does away with the copper requirements of brass. The rustproof casings are non-reloadable, however, so a diehard handloading enthusiast isn’t going to have any use for them after they’ve been spat out of the chamber.

This round will let you group your shots nice and tight. Its 115 grain bullet is relatively lightweight for its caliber, so it achieves a supersonic muzzle velocity and ensuing flat trajectory. The bullet’s full metal jacket will not only let it transfer fluidly from a magazine, but also prevent your bore’s riflings from caking with accuracy depleting lead residue. Federal’s surefire Boxer primer always does its trick when asked, and their propellant doesn’t create corrosive residues once ignited.

This Russian surplus 7.62x54r cartridge features a 148 grain projectile. The bullet dons a full metal jacket to make it feed smoothly in a bolt action rifle, and also assure that it will penetrate a variety of materials. This round’s copper-washed steel casing is precisely formed and inherently resistant to corrosion, and its mouth and primer pocket are both sealed to protect its more sensitive components. This round’s Berdan primer is corrosive, although a thorough scrub down after shooting is all it takes to make up for that matter.

These 440 rounds of ammo come sealed in a watertight steel spam can. That immunizes them nicely against adverse elements, so whether you’re heading off to the Eastern (or Western, depending on your point of view) front to protect the Motherland from invading European hordes or just taking to the woods to heat up your Mosin-Nagant’s barrel, this can is just what you need to take care of business. Please note that this spam can doesn’t come with an opener.

This 5.56 NATO ammunition from Federal is ready to accompany you and your AR-15 or other 5.56/.223 Remington rifle to the range. It comes pre-loaded into 10-round reusable stripper clips so you can spend less time refilling mags and more time shooting!

Each round in this case fires a 55 grain full metal jacket bullet at 3,240 feet per second, in line with M193 specifications.

Federal is the contract operator of the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, where this ammunition is loaded. Like all Lake City loads, these cartridges use non-corrosive primers and reloadable brass cases with visible annealing marks. Each case of 420 rounds is packaged in a convenient reusable ammo can.

For high-volume shooters and frequent range visitors, bulk is the only way to buy. This 1000-round loose pack case of CCI Blazer Brass 9mm ammo offers considerable savings for handgun aficionados. CCI released their Blazer line of ammunition back in 1981, and the addition of this brass-cased option offers shooters yet another extremely affordable range option from one of the most respected names in ammunition.

These 9mm Luger cartridges are packed into Boxer-primed brass casings and topped with a non-magnetic 115 grain full metal jacket projectiles that leave the muzzle at around 1145 fps. Fiercely accurate with only a moderate recoil, this Blazer ammunition is a great round to practice with for shooters of all skill and experience levels.

CCI was founded in 1951 and has since amassed a loyal customer base of shooters who love the reliability of their ammunition. CCI is a member of the Vista Outdoor group along with the respected ammunition manufacturers Speer and Federal Premium.

Fiocchi ammunition is always a safe bet for your shooting needs. This range load is a great replacement for expensive hollow points when you're slaying paper targets. It fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second, slightly faster than other standard pressure loads; the FMJ projectiles use brass jackets rather than copper in order to maintain stability with the increased velocity and are proven to produce accuracy worthy of competitive use.

Most Fiocchi ammunition sold in the US is loaded in Ozark, Missouri with the balance being imported from Lecco, Italy. Fiocchi has been in business since the 19th century and has taken off in a big way in the US in the last several years due to the reasonable price and impressive quality of its ammo.

Wolf ammunition is a popular range staple for owners of SKS and AK rifles. These 7.62x39mm cartridges are similar to the ones these rifles were designed for, though they have some significant quality-of-life improvements including non-corrosive primers and polymer-coated cases.

Each cartridge in this box of 20 fires a 122-grain full metal jacket bullet at 2,362 feet per second.

This ammo is loaded in Russia or Ukraine using non-reloadable steel casings.

Tula ammo is an affordable choice to get you shooting without breaking the bank. These new production 223 Rem rounds are loaded into cost effective steel cases that come boxer primed and are not re-loadable. Each projectile in this case of 1000 is a standard 55 grain FMJ that will attract a magnet. These rounds are non-corrosive and have a reputation for being rugged and affordable.

Tula ammo is loaded in the Tula Cartridge Works factory in Russia. This facility has been in operation since 1880 and is one of the largest ammunition manufacturers in the world. They are capable of producing billions of steel cased rounds each year in several popular small arms calibers.

Pick up this 1000 round case of affordable 223 Rem ammo and check out our Targets before your next day out on the range!

This 7.62x39mm ammunition from Tula offers cost-effective target shooting for AK and SKS rifles thanks to its economical (albeit non-reloadable) steel cases. Each round in this bulk priced case of 1,000 fires a 122 grain bimetal jacketed bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,396 feet per second.

While they cannot be reloaded, the steel cases used in Tula ammunition offer good reliability due to their polymer coatings. These coatings reduce friction in the magazine and help ensure reliable cycling without producing the fouling of previous generation lacquer coatings.

Tula ammo uses non-corrosive Berdan primers. Due to its steel components, it has magnetic properties and may not be suitable for all indoor ranges.

This 22 LR cartridge from Winchester’s Wildcat line of ammunition features a 40 grain projectile, the caliber’s original bullet weight which provides a good balance of power and manageable recoil. This bullet is made of lead, so it is not only economical but also deforms and tumbles somewhat as it penetrates a soft target. While it won’t offer terminal performance like a hollow point’s, it’s still a viable option for taking small game and other pests. The bullet’s round nose profile offers the middle ground for impact energy and penetration, so you’ll have little issue perforating the old cans which are present during any decent plinking session.

Winchester’s name is synonymous with good quality, which this little round has in spades. Its rimfire primer is non-corrosive and suitable for long-term storage, its brass casing won’t tarnish with time, and its propellant load is weighted perfectly to provide ideal performance for its caliber. This round works exceptionally well in semi-automatic weapons, making it a versatile choice no matter how you’d implement it!

Do you have an M1 Garand that is just itching to be fired? Fear not, for here you are presented with two hundred rounds of 30-06, M1 Garand rounds. Not only that, but these are Federal American Eagle rounds. Federal American Eagle is respected, trusted, and loved due to its reputation of accuracy, dependability, and cheap price tag. You simply can't go wrong with Federal American Eagle.

With 150 grains firing at 2,740 feet per second, these full metal jacket rounds are great for range training. When you pick up these 200 rounds of M1 Garand ammo, you know you are getting a fantastic deal on reloadable, brass cased, boxer primed ammunition. Pick up some today!

This 45 ACP cartridge from Remington’s Golden Saber line of ammunition features a 230 grain projectile, the original bullet weight for its caliber. It’s rather unique, however, for its bullet’s brass jacket, which strengthens it considerably so that it can penetrate most common barriers and release superior energy during penetration, even after having traveled over longer distances. This bullet’s tip features spiral cut serrations, which during penetration facilitate the expansion provided by the bullet’s wide hollow. The result is a deep and debilitating wound channel, with a greatly reduced chance of overpenetration that would jeopardize bystanders whom you hadn’t meant to neutralize.

A great part of the reason that this round is so favored by law enforcement professionals is its ability to deliver in the dark -- its propellant is formulated to produce a very dull flash, so it won’t blind you and prevent you from firing well-placed follow-up shots. This round is also intensely durable owing to its corrosion resistant nickel plated brass casing and waterproofed mouth and primer.

Blazer advertises their brass range ammunition as "Economic Reliability." These 380 ACP rounds are a great choice for quality range training. Blazer loads these rounds to SAAMI standards in new brass cases that are boxer primed and re-loadable. Each projectile in this case of 1000 is a 95 grain protected base Full Metal Jacket that leaves the barrel at 945 feet per second.

When you want a reliable cartridge for target shooting and training, you need to order this box of .38 Special ammunition. You’ll get 1,000 affordable rounds that allow you to get the practice you need, helping you become a smart, reliable, and responsible gun owner. Whether you own a pistol or a revolver, these cartridges will give you power, speed, and terminal performance.

These rounds use a 158-grain lead round nose. The have a muzzle velocity of 755 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 200 foot pounds. Thanks to a strong load and aerodynamic design, they maintain a speed over 700 feet per second, even out to 100 yards.

Blazer has a wide variety of training and target-shooting ammunition, as well as handgun and rifle cartridges for self defense. They are part of Vista Outdoor Inc., which has multiple brands and provides a wide range of outdoor products.

Approach your next competitive match, range session, or training class with this high quality .40 S&W 1000 round bulk pack from Sellier & Bellot (S&B). S&B ammo is sourced from the Czech Republic and is highly regarded among shooters worldwide for high quality components, accurate performance, and reliable ignition. S&B has nearly 200 years of experience manufacturing ammunition and components and has a great reputation of innovative products.

These .40 Smith and Wesson caliber rounds use 180 grain projectiles which are medium weight for the caliber and provide a compromise between recoil impulse and smooth cycling. These full metal jacket bullets leave the muzzle at 968 feet per second and experience only 2 inches of drop at 50 yards with a 25 yard zero point of impact. These cartridges are also constructed using reloadable brass casings and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Prvi Partizan (PPU) ammunition is a great choice for quality range training and target practice. These new production rounds are loaded into boxer primed brass cases that are re-loadable and feature 145 grain full metal jacket boat tail projectiles. You can expect to see around 2,838 feet per second at the muzzle with these rounds. PPU loads these 7.62x51mm rounds to mimic the M80 NATO designation for ball ammunition, but they use 145 grain projectiles instead of the standard 147 grain found in the NATO ammo.

PPU has been producing ammunition since 1928 and is headquartered in Uzice, Serbia. They currently load over 400 varations of small arms ammunition, including many vintage and hard to find calibers. Aside from ammo production, Prvi Partizan also manufactures tools and loading equipment for commercial ammunition production. Their ammo undergoes a strict quality control process to ensure that you get consistent and reliable rounds.

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Grab this 500 round case of 7.62 NATO ammunition from Lake City for your M-14, AR-10, R700, or other 7.62x51mm or .308 Winchester rifle. This ammo is made at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant in Independence, Missouri and is highly sought after by shooters for its military provenance and superb reliability.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 149 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 2,790 feet per second, in accordance with the M80 standard. LCAAP ammo is not quite as "hot" as typical hunting loads and lends itself well to high volume target use, as it is not quite as punishing to shoot. At the same time, it maintains excellent accuracy with reasonably flat trajectories.

LCAAP ammunition uses non corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. As with all mil spec ammo, these cases have visible annealing marks to quickly demonstrate that the heat treating process has been completed successfully.

It wasn’t enough for Hornady to merely introduce the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge to the world in 2007 -- the Nebraskan manufacturer would also see to it that theirs would be without peer. They’ve arguably accomplished that feat with this round, which is crowned with a 140 grain ELD Match projectile. The ELD Match’s accuracy is simply astounding thanks to a number of its features, including its Heat Shield tip which resists aerodynamic heating so that it may always keep its perfect shape. This bullet’s ballistic coefficient is heightened substantially by its boat tail design, and its ability to find its target is further strengthened both by its streamlined secant ogive profile and concentric AMP jacket. It’s a fine choice for hunting and competitive shooting alike, making this round a truly versatile investment.

This round’s new production brass casing boasts extremely uniform wall thickness and concentricity, so it delivers reliable performance both inside and out of a rifle. Its clean burning propellant and non-corrosive primer further assure that your action’s and bore’s lifespans won’t be shortened by caustic residues.

This 45 Long Colt cartridge comes from Remington’s Performance WheelGun line of ammunition, which the renowned American company offers to revolver enthusiasts so they may enjoy perfect performance out of their favorite weapons however old they might be. This round’s Kleanbore primer provides remarkably clean ignition, so you can assure that your heirloom’s barrel will be spared from rust and corrosion. Its propellant minimizes residue accumulation as well, and its high quality brass casing feeds and ejects smoothly and is sturdy enough to undergo multiple reloads.

This cartridge sports a 250 grain projectile, a traditional bullet weight for its caliber. The bullet’s lead composition makes it not only cost-effective, but permits it to maintain its momentum downrange nicely. Its round nose profile give it the ability to convey superior energy upon impact, and further improves its penetrative characteristics. It’s a versatile type of bullet that’ll serve you well for a variety of applications.

Do you want four thousand penetrator rounds, but won’t deign to buy ammo that’s anything less than the work of a master handloader (i.e. you)? Then you’re in luck! Now you can order this enormous brick of M855 bullets by Wolf and start loading the real deal right in the comfort of your own home!

This 62 grain bullet features a gilding metal jacket and ballistically efficient boat tail base. What really makes it special, of course, is the seven grain spear of steel that forms its tip. A penetrator bullet’s strong metal meplat is by no means magic -- a barrier as substantial as auto glass is liable to baffle it even at closer ranges. But if you’re concerned that your home defense loads might not be able to penetrate a Warsaw Pact grade helmet or vehicle door, then you’ll find that the M855 truly does make quite a difference at distances up to 2,000 feet.

Wolf has earned a great many fans over the years thanks to their affordably priced yet hard-performing steel cased ammo. Their components on their own are just as solid, so this case of SS109 bullets makes a rewarding investment for any discerning handloading enthusiast.

When they make their Frontier line of ammunition, Hornady utilizes state of the art loading techniques and the most exacting quality assurance protocol that they’ve got at their disposal. This isn’t just any Frontier ammo, though -- it is manufactured at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant, and is thus totally mil spec from its high quality brass casing to its clean igniting and responsive Boxer primer. Lake City is able to produce ammo at staggering capacities without compromising quality, so this round is both cost-effective and just the kind of thing you need to make groupings that are tighter than bark on a tree.

This M193 round’s 55 grain projectile is Hornady’s contribution. As such it features all the reputable manufacturer’s trademarks: an intensely uniform lead alloy core, a hard and concentric jacket that penetrates easily and enables straight flight, and the consistent weight needed for consistent performance. With 1,000 of these rounds packed in a single box, it’d take one heck of a range session to run out of ammo.

Get in your range time without breaking the bank, with this case of Fiocchi ammunition.

This case of 1000 rounds is loaded by the increasingly popular Fiocchi Ammunition Company. Fiocchi produces a wide variety of range training, self defense, and hunting ammunition, and is sold in the US and several other countries around the world. The Italian based ammo manufacturer primarily produces quality yet affordable brass cased ammunition and uses a variety of projectiles made both in-house and by other highly reputable companies.

This ammunition is loaded with a 55 grain full metal jacket bullet, and has muzzle velocities of about 3,200 feet per second. This ammo is great for all types for range training and tactical training, including high precision marksmanship training. This ammo is also cheap enough to make a good plinking round and accurate enough to be used with hunting small varmints, although it does not expand on impact with its target. Order your case today, and safe shooting!

IMI brass casings have earned a reputation in the shooting industry for being very high quality and perfect for your custom bench loads, and for reliable performance in M14/M1As. These 7.62 NATO/308 Winchester new production brass cases are un-primed and Match quality. IMI's Match grade brass is manufactured to near exact tolerances and is paired with some of the strictest quality control standards in the industry. IMI supplies ammunition to the Israel Defense Forces and their products are NATO qualified. You won't be disappointed with this 1000 piece box of premium, new production brass cases.

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There’s a good rule of thumb to abide by when it comes to how much ammo you should have: However much you’ve got, get more. This case of 1,000 223 Rem rounds from Hornady’s Frontier ammo line will take care of that big time, and they’re great rounds to boot. With Lake City’s own brass, primers, and propellant they boast the same high quality as the ammo utilized by the U.S. Army, and their production has been overseen every step of the way by Hornady’s own quality assurance sticklers.

This round’s 55 grain projectile wears a full metal jacket, so it’ll make it from magazine to chamber smoothly and not leave behind a great deal of residue after having passed through the bore. Hornady’s decades of experience crafting fine bullets is evident in how concentric this one’s jacket and how uniform its core are. It’s resultant superior accuracy will do you every kind of service the next time you go to the range!

Do you have a classic M1 carbine, a Marlin Levermatic Model 62, or a Ruger Blackhawk chambered for 30 Carbine? Whatever you’ve got, you’re going to love having over one thousand high quality military surplus rounds for it!

This ammunition hails from South Korea. The country manufactured it for its army some time during the 1980s, and it has just sat around in its sealed steel ammo cans ever since. Since the 30 Carbine no doubt plays little role in South Korea’s military operations any longer, we picked up pallets and pallets of it for a great price.

Each round has a 110 grain full metal jacket projectile, a non-corrosive Boxer primer, and a reloadable brass shell casing. It’s convenient ammunition to use thanks to its packaging, which extends beyond a durable ammo can (complete with authentic yellow Korean lettering). There are 10 rounds to a clip, one dozen clips per fabric bandolier, and nine bandoliers in all.