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Magtech 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 115 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$259.99
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Fiocchi 380 ACP Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 95 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$339.99
$299.99
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Magtech 45 ACP Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 230 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$409.99
$389.99
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J sig said:
Rounds shot pretty good my only complaint is one bullet was scratched up a bit and it did jam in my gun. It was the only bullet out of the 700 rounds that i shot so far tho that jammed, so not really that bad. Ive noticed they can be a bit dirtier then other brands but overall good ammo!
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Iceman said:
Reliability: Magtech has a good reputation for producing reliable ammunition. Cost-Effectiveness: Buying in bulk (1000 rounds) often results in a lower cost per round. Suitability for Range Use/Training: FMJ rounds are ideal for target practice and training. Availability: 9mm is a widely available caliber, and Magtech is a common brand. Decent Velocity: 115 grain rounds typically have good muzzle velocities, offering flat trajectories.
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Toothdoc57 said:
Cheap amnno, had a few jams out of 50 rounds. I must admit that my gun needs to be clean. Not bad for range. Accurate....
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Sarge said:
Perfect value for me. Will stockpile.
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Spike said:
The ammo shoots wonderful.
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Dochawk2 said:
I suppose my expectations for ammo are pretty simple. When I pull the trigger, I expect to hear a boom and the target ends up with a hole in it, somewhat close to where I was aiming. This ammo does that without fail. No issues with my CZ, Glock, Kriss Vector, and S&W. What about groupings? I like the dinner plate grouping idea. Oh you don’t know what that is? A dinner plate is about the size of a person’s face or vital chest area. If I can put half of my rounds in the dinner plate, I’m doing way better than the person behind the dinner plate area.
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Kevinb said:
Easily tore a hole straight through a piece of paper and cardboard. Consistently able to place within a 2” group at 12 yards indoors. Best part is that after 150 rounds barrel wasn’t nearly as dirty as some other practice rounds I purchased at the range.
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Top Shooter said:
Shot 1000 rounds, flawless.Great price.
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Jack k. said:
Excellent service, value and performance.
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Tough H**b said:
No complaints here. The price was right and the ammo performed without any problems. Definitely worth the money.
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ronson said:
Went to the range and fired off 150 rounds, each shot went off without a hitch and was very pleased. Expecting to purchase some more ammo because of recent purchase of a .45. Thanks for the follow up.
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c7ragtop said:
I purchased a case of the Fiocchi 380 auto 95 grain to break in and get comfortable with my new S&W bodyguard 2.0. I plan on making this my everyday concealed carry. The Fiocchi worked great without any issues. I ran 200 rounds through so far and really like this new gun. I will be going back to the range tomorrow to run a couple hundred more rounds through to insure it's reliability. Would definitely buy again.
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Hrdhittin said:
I am more of a Seller and Bellot man, but out of stock....This ammo shoots clean and no misfires
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paul said:
thumbs up
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Alan D Simmons said:
I am very happy with this 380 and my wife wii get another.
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Bodkin said:
Just got a Sig Sauer P238 for myself. First day at the range, 50 rounds Fiocchi 95 gr FMJ, ran through with no problems at all. Have used Fiocchi 115gr 9 mm in another pistol, also worked fine.
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Ski said:
I recently bought my wife a Sig Sauer P238 .380 pistol. I also bought 100 rounds of Fiocchi ammo to go with it. At the range , this ammo would cause a jam every second or third round. I manually unloaded the clip and loaded it with Federal ammo and it performed perfectly with no jams.
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Java said:
Not worth the trouble.. My local Wal-Mart sells Remmington/Winchester ammo about the same if not less for my 45auto and 9mm fmj, thank you...
