Winchester Ammo For Sale
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Winchester USA 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 115 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$134.9984 In stock now
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Winchester 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 115 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$136.9949 In stock now
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Winchester 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 124 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$139.9968 In stock now
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Winchester Super Suppressed 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ Enclosed Ammunition
$199.99
$164.99
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Winchester 380 ACP Ammo - 500 Rounds of 95 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$194.9514 In stock now
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Winchester 380 ACP Ammo - 500 Rounds of 95 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$199.9973 In stock now
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Winchester 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 147 Grain JHP Ammunition
$209.99
$199.99
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Winchester 9mm Ammo - 500 Rounds of 115 Grain JHP Ammunition
$209.9963 In stock now
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Overview of Winchester Ammo
Winchester Repeating Arms is one of the most recognized names in the firearms world, celebrated for its lever-action rifles, bolt-action rifles, and shotguns. Known as "the gun that won the West," Winchester firearms have played a pivotal role in American history, from the Civil War to the World Wars and beyond.
A Storied History
Winchester's story began with the Henry rifle during the Civil War, which became renowned for its reliability. This success led to the formation of the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, introducing innovations like the lever-action rifle and centerfire cartridges. Over the years, iconic models like the Model 1873, Model 1894, and the Model 70 became household names among hunters, soldiers, and shooting enthusiasts.
Winchester Innovations
- Model 1866: The first Winchester lever-action rifle, used in wars from the Franco-Prussian War to the Siege of Plevna.
- Model 1873: Known as "the gun that won the West," chambered for the innovative .44-40 cartridge.
- Model 1894: One of the most popular hunting rifles of all time, manufactured until 2006 and reintroduced in 2011.
- M1 Garand & M1 Carbine: Key rifles during WWII, contributing to Winchester's wartime resurgence.
- .308 Winchester: Introduced in the 1950s, this cartridge remains one of the most influential in the industry.
Challenges and Resilience
Despite innovations, Winchester faced challenges due to rising labor costs and economic downturns. The company transitioned to employee ownership in 1980, becoming U.S. Repeating Arms. While its historic New Haven plant closed in 2006, the Olin Corporation retains the Winchester trademark for ammunition, ensuring the brand's legacy continues.
Modern Winchester Ammunition
Today, Winchester offers a wide range of ammunition for hunters, sport shooters, and self-defense enthusiasts. Their popular lines include traditional Winchester Super-X 12 Gauge ammo, the ever-popular Winchester 9mm ammo, and modern options like the AccuBond CT and PDX1 Defender. On the defensive side of that 9mm shelf, Winchester 9mm hollow point ammo gathers the 115 and 147 grain JHP loads, Silvertip included.
Among Winchester's most popular modern offerings is their USA line of 5.56 NATO ammunition, commonly known as "White Box" among shooters. This affordable, brass-cased training ammunition has become a staple for AR-15 owners who need reliable performance for high-volume range sessions without premium pricing. Our Winchester 5.56 White Box review provides in-depth testing results on reliability, accuracy, and overall performance.
Popular Winchester Ammunition
- Winchester .32 Special: A favorite among handloaders and hunters of medium-sized game.
- Winchester 9x23mm: Designed for competition shooting but remains a niche option.
- Winchester .300 Win Mag: Highly accurate and powerful, ideal for large-game hunting at long distances.
Explore Winchester Ammo
Winchester continues to adapt and innovate in the firearms and ammunition industries. Their commitment to quality and history of resilience ensure they remain a trusted name for shooters worldwide. Browse our selection of Winchester 223 ammo and other popular calibers today!
Winchester also played a key role in standardizing the .22-250 cartridge in 1965, bringing factory-loaded ammunition to varmint hunters who had been handloading this popular wildcat for decades.
Customer Reviews
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Kyle said:
No issues, shot pretty clean, good accuracy. And ammo.com has quick shipping and always gives me a sticker. Happy happy happy
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Al N said:
This ammo shoots well and it’s reasonably priced. It upholds the Winchester reputation!
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GK said:
My Spouse and I both use Winchester 124 Grain FMJ at the range. Of all the brands we've used for Target practice, we found it to be very reliable and accurate. Recently I used this particular round type during the break-in period for a new 9mm handgun. The handgun performed flawlessly right out of the box without a single failure. We both agree that this is our favorite go to 9mm Ammo, for use both on the range and for insuring frustration free break-in periods for new handguns.
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Fumbles said:
Definitely my range go to, cant beat the performance. The price is a steal
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R.B said:
Definitely was worth the buy, the quality could be better but overall it did its intended purpose and no shipping was great
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GK said:
I just finished shooting 500 rounds of Winchester 9mm 124 grain NATO FMJ AMMO. I split the ammo between two different 9mm weapons that are in their break in period. I'm really happy to report that I experienced NO FAILURES with this ammo in either of my two weapons. This ammo is now my goto choice for range ammunition.
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JtAlmond said:
Good target ball ammo that is ballistically equivalent to many of the common self defense loads in the 124 grain class. There is a consistency between shots. Boxes have styrofoam holds to hold the bullets. I have no complaints running this ammo through an older Glock 19.
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Joe S said:
Ran a few hundred out of the batch I bought. Ran great.
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DAUGHTERFATHER said:
SHOT WELL NO MISS FIRES YET ALL OK FOR NOW. ONLY LIKE TO PUT WINCHESTER THROUGH GUN ALL GOOD
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Harry said:
Used the new ammo this past weekend and had no failures. Very pleased with the ammo so far.
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Michael said:
Better than many
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Bobby said:
Very satisfied
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Vin said:
Ruger Security 9- I've recently just got into shooting within the past two years. So I'm still learning but...THESE are the greatest rounds I've ever used. I usually use 115 grain so I'm a little baffled that the 124 which have more power have LESS recoil. I was hitting every target whether it was the silhouettes, cans, bottles, I'm talking aim and pull in consecutive motion. I haven't had this from other brands (not downing they're great as well). Does ammo really make that much of a difference?
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Jerry said:
Great Ammo, reasonably priced, team was extremely helpful, and I received my order in a reasonable timeframe.
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Rocky308 said:
The box of this ammo I used was received as a gift from my brother for my 60th birthday. Normally, I wouldn't have purchased it myself, but being it was a gift, I used it for target practice and the occasional magazine of personal defense. The ammo functioned pretty much flawlessly in my personal Ruger LCP, but gave some feeding problems in a friends Ruger LCP due to it being a "flat point", so there is reason to be aware of possible feeding problems in some firearms. In my personal opinion, there are better options for practice, and definitely better options for concealed carry defensive ammo.
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Mike said:
Very good ammo. Brass ammo worked very well, no jams, or misfires.
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Chuck said:
Order was easy, arrived quick, ammo shoots good
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Jeremiah said:
Great ammo for a great price
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Rick said:
Great ammo, of course could always be less expensive
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terzago said:
Shoots good
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William said:
Simply, outstanding!
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2ndLtCSA said:
I am impressed with ammo.com! I have a variety of calibers and now that I have experience with ammo.com, I know i can save both time and $$ shopping here. The only limiting factor is my wife lol. Justifying buying another gun is an easy skill to acquire and hone to perfection, to keep her on her toes, justifying the ammo first, is the alternative method to starting the gun itself - ammo.com is my new favorite place to hone my skills lol! Try them! You'll like em. A friendly bunch and gladly honored my request to avoid the dog killing FedEx shipping method. They have my business!! Good, accurate ammo, great prices, friendly staff, what more could an ammosexual redneck ask for?
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butch said:
Very satisfied with your ammo
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Chris said:
This ammo performed well in all of our pistols. While some ammo wouldn’t feed in the P365, this ammo ran through the Walther PK380, Sig P238 and Sig P365 without any failures.
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Reb said:
recently purchased 200 rounds and ran them thru my Walther PPKS no problems very pleased. Now, as far as Ammo.com I could not be more pleased shipped very fast. Just purchaed 500 more rounds.
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Steve said:
Ammo was good price and worked well.
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Reb said:
I just ran 250 rounds thru my Walther PPKS not one problem my next order will 1000 rounds.
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Chef 50 said:
.380 Worked in my new S&W 2.0 Bodyguard
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BOBBER said:
I HAVE USED 150 SO FAR--SEEMS GOOD FOR ME
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Kenny said:
Shoots well through multiple platforms with and without suppressors in both semi and full auto….. No stove pipes or misfeeds in pistol, or rife. Good all around performance. Relatively quiet using HUXWRX 9mm TI suppressor
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Fwank said:
A number of large urban police departments have issued this round for duty in the past fifteen years, including Cincinnati, Ohio PD. They've had a fair number of deadly force incidents with it. It generally gives decent expansion and outstanding straight-line penetration, and does anything you might ask a duty or carry load to do quite well. One downside is that Winchester in the past several years has had some quality control problems. Another is that this round is not sealed or waterproofed in any way. Nonetheless at least when fired from full size duty pistols, it almost always expands in gelatin, even through a heavy clothing barrier. I don't think it is quite as consistent in its performance after hard barriers like automobile windshields as, for example, T-Series/Ranger-T, Gold Dot, or HST, but it's really very good. I don't think you can do much better for the money. Not so long ago it was available at Wal-Mart. I bought it cheap and stacked it deep back then. The carry gun is currently loaded with Winchester 147gr T-Series, but if premium 9mm defensive ammo were not available, I'd carry these without complaint.