Bulk 40 S&W Ammo For Sale
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 500 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Winchester
$174.99
$159.99
62 In stock now
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 600 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Winchester
$199.9965 In stock now
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Blazer Brass
$324.99
$309.99
41 In stock now
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 900 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from PMC
$354.991 In stock now
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Federal
$419.993 In stock now
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Bulk 40 Cal Ammo - 1000 Rounds of Bulk 165 Grain FMJ Ammunition from Blazer
$450.003 In stock now
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Overview of Bulk 40 S&W Ammo
The 40 S&W, designed as a middle ground between the 9mm and 45 ACP, offers about 20% more muzzle energy without significantly reducing magazine capacity, making it ideal for concealed carry or home defense. Introduced in 1990, it quickly became popular with law enforcement and civilian shooters. While some find its recoil snappy, it's nothing that consistent practice can't manage. And the best way to practice is by purchasing it in bulk, which lets you reduce your cost per round and practice more without breaking your wallet.
How will your .40 S&W ammo be delivered?
Your ammo purchase will be shipped straight to your door in a discrete, unmarked package.
Why buy .40 S&W in bulk?
- You save more money: Buying .40 S&W ammo in bulk is more cost-effective, reducing the cost per round and saving you from frequent trips to the store.
- You're ready for the range: Having a bulk supply means you're always prepared for any unexpected need, whether it’s a spontaneous range day or an emergency situation.
- You reduce the hassle of reordering: With bulk purchases, you reduce the frequency of having to reorder, ensuring you always have enough ammo on hand for any occasion.
- You shoot more consistently: Buying in bulk ensures that you have a consistent supply of the same ammo, which can improve accuracy and performance by eliminating variations between different batches.
- You'll be prepared for anything: Having a bulk supply means you're always prepared for any unexpected need, whether it’s a spontaneous range day or an emergency situation.
- You support some great organizations: With every purchase, Ammo.com makes a donation in your name to a freedom-loving charity at no expense to you. See who we support here!
What are the most popular .40 S&W brands which you sell in bulk?
You can filter our entire selection using the left sidebar to see which brands we currently have in-stock and available in bulk using the Manufacturers filter.
How does 40 S&W compare to other calibers?
| Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9mm | Less recoil | Higher magazine capacity, cheaper ammo, faster follow-up shots, widely available | Less stopping power |
| 45 ACP | Softer recoil | Larger bullet diameter, proven stopping power, popular for self-defense | Lower magazine capacity, heavier bullets, more expensive ammo |
For a comprehensive look at the performance of different .40 rounds, explore our detailed guide on 40 S&W ballistics, which covers the ballistics data from all the popular ammo manufacturers.
Customer Reviews
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Marty said:
Works well
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DARRYL said:
The 40 Cal performed well no problems. The price was not bad, but i wish it cost less.
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Nerdman said:
Purchasing and delivery were efficient and effective. Compared and found the best price for the caliber, so it was an easy shooting at the range.
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Shad said:
Great Ammo; Pricey
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Nick said:
Performed as expected clean no misfires
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None said:
Fast response
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Tyler said:
Works well enough, only had a few malfunctions in 1000 rounds shot. My big gripe is that the jackets separate from the lead core as the bullet leaves your muzzle. This does seem to be widespread on the forums that I have read. Blazer has even responded via email and acknowledged that this does happen, something related to cost savings in the manufacture process to ensure cheaper prices for the end consumer. They say there is no risk of damage to your firearm, and I have no reason not to believe that. but there is a risk if you are using Blazer ammo in live-fire training exercises, where other students might be within close proximity. some instructors have even banned the use of Blazer ammo in their training classes. So basically it is a great cheap range ammo, if you don't mind the occasional speckling of copper bits on your targets. just don't use it for live fire training exercises where you are within close proximity to other people.
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None said:
I've used the ammo before so I knew it was good and I felt the price was good enough to make such a purchase.........
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None said:
I've used the ammo before so I knew it was good and I felt the price was good enough to make such a purchase.........
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rickygwv said:
I have only shot 200 rnds but, no malfuctions and the accuracy is par with any other I have used. Thanks a bunch.
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scot said:
ive put 1000 rounds thru my gun, I have yet to have any jams or misfires. if you want a good cheap round for target practice, this is the round for you.