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Fiocchi’s CMJFP bullet is designed specifically for getting practice at the range. The Complete Metal Jacket bullet has no exposed lead at its base, reducing the shooter’s exposure to lead, which is a benefit in indoor ranges. Furthermore, the flat-point creates highly visible splashes on paper, leaving no question as to where the round impacted. This makes it easy to get immediate feedback on your shot impacts. You won’t have to waste time reeling your paper back in to see where you hit when these .357 Magnum CMJFP bullets leave big splashes on the paper down-range. These 158 grain .357 Magnum CMJFP ammunition by Fiocchi produce 522 foot pounds of muzzle energy while traveling out of the barrel at 1,220 feet per second. Their boxer-primed brass can be reused safely. They come packaged in a plastic tray containing 50 rounds, wrapped in a beautifully decorated Fiocchi branded cardstock box.
Fiocchi’s CMJFP bullet is designed specifically for getting practice at the range. The Complete Metal Jacket bullet has no exposed lead at its base, reducing the shooter’s exposure to lead, which is a benefit in indoor ranges. Furthermore, the flat-point creates highly visible splashes on paper, leaving no question as to where the round impacted. This makes it easy to get immediate feedback on your shot impacts. You won’t have to waste time reeling your paper back in to see where you hit when these .357 Magnum CMJFP bullets leave big splashes on the paper down-range. These 158 grain .357 Magnum CMJFP ammunition by Fiocchi produce 522 foot pounds of muzzle energy while traveling out of the barrel at 1,220 feet per second. Their boxer-primed brass can be reused safely. They come packaged in a plastic tray containing 50 rounds, wrapped in a beautifully decorated Fiocchi branded cardstock box.
Speer Gold Dots offer category-leading self-defense performance in the .40 S&W cartridge. Highly popular among police agencies using the .40 S&W, Gold Dots use a unique bonded-core design that virtually eliminates the chance of core-jacket separation. Each Gold Dot bullet is designed to make the best use of its respective cartridge. This .40 Smith & Wesson load uses a 165-grain bullet which achieves a muzzle velocity of about 1150 fps. Each cartridge uses reliable CCI primers as well as nickel-plated brass cases. This box of 50 rounds facilitates bulk purchases by law enforcement and citizens alike. Shoot what you carry for best results! Speer is an Idaho-based manufacturer of high-quality bullets. Originally a supplier to other ammo loaders, the company has achieved great success with its own line of high performance self defense Gold Dot ammo and Lawman range rounds, which mimic the ballistic properties of their Gold Dot counterparts. Founded in 1944, the company operates from Lewiston, Idaho alongside sister company CCI
Speer Gold Dots offer category-leading self-defense performance in the .40 S&W cartridge. Highly popular among police agencies using the .40 S&W, Gold Dots use a unique bonded-core design that virtually eliminates the chance of core-jacket separation. Each Gold Dot bullet is designed to make the best use of its respective cartridge. This .40 Smith & Wesson load uses a 165-grain bullet which achieves a muzzle velocity of about 1150 fps. Each cartridge uses reliable CCI primers as well as nickel-plated brass cases. This box of 50 rounds facilitates bulk purchases by law enforcement and citizens alike. Shoot what you carry for best results! Speer is an Idaho-based manufacturer of high-quality bullets. Originally a supplier to other ammo loaders, the company has achieved great success with its own line of high performance self defense Gold Dot ammo and Lawman range rounds, which mimic the ballistic properties of their Gold Dot counterparts. Founded in 1944, the company operates from Lewiston, Idaho alongside sister company CCI
What could be more American than the 44 magnum? One of the most powerful revolver rounds ever made, this 240 grain Semi Jacketed Soft point standard pressure loading by Magtech is boasting 1,180 feet per second and an impressive 742 foot lbs of energy at the muzzle. This round is estimated to lose only 8 inches of elevation at 100 yards down range. This will make a long shot at 100 yards very manageable, yet still providing a good test of skill for you with your revolver. These results were gathered from a 4 inch test barrel for a realistic representation of what you can expect out of your personal revolver. This 44 mag ammo was designed for anything from plinking, to serious training, all the way to hunting. The partial exposed soft point allows it to expand on impact, but will hold together for better penetration than a non jacketed projectile, and allow for a great amount of energy transfer which is what makes this round ideal for hunting. Magtech has been making high quality ammunition for various purposes for a long time, so you can trust that you will get a high quality product at a fair price. Give this 44 magnum load a chance to show you what it can do, and why this caliber is truly iconic.
PMC Bronze range ammo is a great way to keep down the notoriously high cost of practicing with a 1911 or other firearm chambered in the .45 ACP cartridge. These Boxer primed, brass-cased cartridges fire a 230 grain FMJ bullet at 830 feet per second. Each box holds 50 rounds. The casings are unfired and reusable, a major plus for reloaders. A popular brand among high-volume shooters for its consistency and reasonable cost, Precision Made Cartridges (PMC) are made in South Korea by the Poongsan Corporation, which makes small arms and artillery ammunition for South Korea’s large military. In business for nearly 50 years, the company keeps costs down and ammo quality consistent through its vertically integrated supply chain and rigorous quality control measures. Cartridges are electronically tested for powder weight in order to ensure loading accuracy.
PMC Bronze range ammo is a great way to keep down the notoriously high cost of practicing with a 1911 or other firearm chambered in the .45 ACP cartridge. These Boxer primed, brass-cased cartridges fire a 230 grain FMJ bullet at 830 feet per second. Each box holds 50 rounds. The casings are unfired and reusable, a major plus for reloaders. A popular brand among high-volume shooters for its consistency and reasonable cost, Precision Made Cartridges (PMC) are made in South Korea by the Poongsan Corporation, which makes small arms and artillery ammunition for South Korea’s large military. In business for nearly 50 years, the company keeps costs down and ammo quality consistent through its vertically integrated supply chain and rigorous quality control measures. Cartridges are electronically tested for powder weight in order to ensure loading accuracy.
Grab some of this tough to find 7.62 Nagant ammunition at BulkAmmo while you can! Manufactured by Fiocchi, these cartridges come in 50 round boxes and produce the 7.62 Nagant’s velocity-boosting gas seal when used in the M1895 revolver. Once used, the new brass is a great component for reloading! This ammunition uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and fires a 97 grain full metal jacket bullet, which achieves a muzzle velocity of 1,082 feet per second in a properly functioning M1895 revolver. Like other Fiocchi ammo, it is made in either Lecco, Italy or Ozark, Missouri.
