Remington Ammo For Sale
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Remington 22 LR Ammo - 1400 Rounds of 36 Grain HP Ammunition
$114.99106 In stock now
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Remington Don’t Tread On Me 22 LR Ammo - 1400 Rounds of 36 Grain CPHP Ammunition
$119.99507 In stock now
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Remington 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 115 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$271.99
$264.99
60 In stock now
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Remington Range 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 124 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$268.995 In stock now
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Remington 9mm Ammo - 600 Rounds of 115 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$164.9978 In stock now
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Remington 380 ACP Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 95 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$374.9913 In stock now
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Remington 45 ACP Ammo - 600 Rounds of 230 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$284.9950 In stock now
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Remington 38 Special Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 130 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$519.9916 In stock now
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Remington 380 ACP Ammo - 600 Rounds of 88 Grain JHP Ammunition
$319.998 In stock now
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Remington 22-250 Rem Ammo - 40 Rounds of 50 Grain JHP Ammunition
$59.9916 In stock now
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Overview of Remington Ammo
Founded in 1816 by Eliphalet Remington, Remington Arms began with the simple idea of building a better rifle. Today, it’s the oldest firearms manufacturer in the U.S. and the only one producing both firearms and ammunition domestically. From its humble beginnings in Ilion, New York, Remington has grown into a cornerstone of American manufacturing.
The Birth of Remington
Eliphalet Remington’s gunsmithing journey began with crafting a flintlock rifle that won second place in a competition but sparked demand among competitors. This success led to the founding of E. Remington & Sons. The company thrived, becoming a leader in rifle and shotgun manufacturing, and introduced innovations like the rolling block rifle in 1865.
Expanding the Brand
During WWI, Remington produced rifles for Allied forces but faced financial strain after a failed contract with Russia. In the 1920s, the company diversified, manufacturing items like knives and cash registers to utilize excess capacity from wartime production. Later acquired by DuPont, Remington expanded globally and became a leader in ammunition production.
Innovations in Firearms
Remington introduced the iconic Model 870 Wingmaster shotgun in 1950 and pioneered plastic shotgun shells in the 1960s. They continue to serve hunters, competitive shooters, and firearm enthusiasts with modern offerings like the R-15 rifles and Nitro Mag shotguns. Remington's commitment to quality has made its firearms and ammunition a staple in American households.
Remington in the Modern Era
In the 21st century, Remington expanded into security technologies while maintaining its focus on high-quality firearms. Despite challenges, including a bankruptcy filing in 2018, the brand remains synonymous with innovation and reliability in the firearms industry.
Discover more about Remington's legendary products, including 30-06 and .223 ammo, at Ammo.com. Remington also lent its name to the .22-250 Remington cartridge when it standardized the popular wildcat in 1965, cementing its place in varmint hunting history.
Want to know how Remington’s most popular training rounds perform? Read our Remington UMC 9mm review for accuracy, reliability, and cleanliness results after 150 rounds.
Customer Reviews
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Bullet Blazer said:
Got here quick and shoot straight.
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Jongle said:
Great ammo.
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Sigadvantage said:
Bought two of these trouble in all of my 22 lr firearms even revolvers and bolt actions. About 4 percent are bad either oversized or failure to fire. Good to practice failure drills though. Hoping these will have marked improvement with the CCI buyout of Remington ammunition. YMMV
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Sabre52 said:
Have shot about 500 rounds of this stuff through Ruger semi auto pistols and a S&W revolver. With the Ruger I experienced many fails to extract, FTF, stovepipes etc. As another guy mentioned, the powder loads seem very inconsistent, some loud, some quiet, one quite explosive, and a few real smoky and squibby. Accuracy OK with the ones that sounded the same, terrible with the weird ones. In the revolver the main complaint was it took three strikes sometimes to make them shoot at all but accuracy was again OK with the ones that sounded the same. Both these guns work fine with CCI minimags so I'm sure it's an ammo issue.
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Don Juan said:
Bought 2 buckets of 1,400 each and thought it was a Great value if you have the time to wipe clean bur and or separate poor quality manufactured bullets from the Rest. I learned the hard way that lots of ammo had still bur and that the reason why my m&p 15-22 rifle kept jamming. I definitely don’t recommend this for a semiautomatic rifle. After carefully separating the ones with bur my SR 22 and others worked decently with jams here and there.
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RICK said:
WHAT'S TO SAY? THEY LOAD WELL, GO BANG WELL AND PUT A HOLE IN WHAT EVER YOU ARE SHOOTING AT. AFTER ALL IT'S REMINGTON!
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Tazz said:
The powder is not the same from one shot to another!! Some even sound like it is a cap gun and others are fine. I would not rec. or buy anymore Remington ammo!!!!
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Ivan said:
It seems like the jacket expands a bit and get stuck in a revolver.
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Dennis said:
This 115-grain 9mm has been working great in my modified Walther PDP. It feeds reliably and shoots accurately with my setup, with no issues so far. Overall, it’s been consistent, dependable range ammo and shoots well enough that I’d definitely buy it again
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grbo said:
price and quality good, performance...fired 300 rounds with no issues of any kind....will purchase again when supply runs down
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Adam said:
I like ammo and I thing I will buy soon
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Big Mac Attack said:
No issues firing at targets, doesn’t cause jams. Well rounded 9mm rounds
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Diverdave said:
Great quality. Shipped quickly.
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Jonathan said:
Good price, great performance and high quality. No jams, all bullets are the same size, no rusting.
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James said:
I shot 250 rounds out of the case with zero problems. I would buy again.
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Robert said:
This ammo is operates well in my ported, compensated and full length barrels.
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Robert said:
Bought 1000 of these to teach myself how to shoot a snub nose Smith & Wesson. Gone through more than half. Each kicks the same. No miss fires. Come out of the cylinder easily. Will buy them again to keep in practice.