Bulk 5.7x28 Ammo For Sale
Overview of Bulk 5.7x28 Ammo
The 5.7x28mm was developed by FN Herstal to replace the 9x19mm. NATO had wanted a pistol cartridge capable of penetrating Kevlar body armor, which was becoming increasingly effective at stopping the 9mm by the mid 1980s when the 5.7x28mm entered development.
The 5.7mm has proven itself as the round NATO wanted. While it will likely never replace the beloved 9mm in most civilian arsenals, many government and law enforcement agencies around the globe have adopted it.
How will your bulk 5.7x28mm ammo be delivered?
Your ammo purchase will be shipped straight to your door in a discreet, unmarked package.
Benefits of buying bulk ammo?
- You save more money: Probably the biggest reason to buy bulk 5.7x28mm ammo is the cost savings. You can save upward of 10¢ per round!
- You're ready for the range: If there's one thing that 2020 taught us, it's that supply chains are fragile. Bulk purchases ensure you'll always be locked and loaded.
- You reduce the hassle of reordering: With bulk purchases, you reduce the frequency of reorders, ensuring you always have enough ammo on hand for any occasion.
- You shoot more consistently: Buying in bulk ensures a consistent supply of the same ammo, which can improve accuracy and performance by eliminating variations across lots.
- You'll be prepared for anything: Whether it's a spontaneous range day or an emergency, having a bulk supply means you're ready for unexpected needs.
- You support some great organizations: For every purchase you make at Ammo.com, we'll make a donation to a Liberty Fund organization. See who we support here!
How does 5.7x28mm compare to other cartridges?
| Caliber | Recoil | Pros | Cons |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5.56 NATO | Higher | Flatter trajectory, more accurate at longer ranges, higher ballistic coefficient (BC), more stopping power, more abundant, reasonably priced ammo | More recoil |
| 223 Rem | Higher | Flatter trajectory, more accurate at longer ranges, higher BC, more stopping power, more abundant, reasonably priced ammo | More recoil |
| 9x19mm | Higher | More stopping power, more abundant, reasonably priced ammo, and more firearm options | More recoil, worse trajectory, less accurate |
How to choose the right bulk 5.7x28mm ammo
You're making a large investment when buying bulk 5.7x28mm ammo, so you understandably want to get it right. There are several considerations to keep in mind when picking out pistol and rifle ammo, such as price per round, quality, intended use, and how well it performs in your firearm. Price per round largely depends on quality and intended use. For instance, self-defense ammo is more expensive than plinking ammo because it's more reliable and utilizes higher-quality components. If defense is the job, our 5.7x28 hollow point ammo includes 500-round cases, so you can test a box first and then stock up on the same load. Firearm selection also affects 5.7x28mm ballistics and reliability. Some guns cycle certain ammo better than others, and some brands perform better on the range. Purchasing several different brands and bullet types to test in your firearm before buying bulk ammo is always wise. Once you know what works with your gun, then purchase bulk 5.7x28 ammo! For a load-by-load starting point, see our picks for the best 5.7x28 ammo.
Customer Reviews
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Wx said:
Very happy with my purchase
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Jesse said:
Finally you dont have to take out a small loan to shoot some 5.7 lol quality rounds as well all shot like a dream
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Michael said:
Used in my Kel-tech great ejection and excellent target shoots.
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Aman said:
Good ammunition accurate.
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Doc said:
Happy with the product and especially the prompt service.
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Ms said:
Decent ammo for out of the box
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Cole said:
Nice flat trajectory
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anthgrge said:
Great for My Kel-tec 50 round extended pistol. Perfect aim and shot projection, when the bullet hits the target at the range. Has a great propulsion for the 40- grain weight and noise reduction, Very good shotshells.
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Don said:
Quick delivery! Easy to deal with! Will recommend you to other shooters! THANKS!
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Longshooter said:
Gang. This is SUBsonic ammo - of *course* it isn't going to feed reliably in a pistol or rifle unless is equipped with a suppressor. Please, read up - it isn't expected to! Without the suppressor, which provides substantially more back pressure to the action when the round is fired, your gun WILL NOT CYCLE. Use **ONLY w/ a suppressor** (what virttually all subsonic ammo is literally is designed for.)
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Lyle said:
Generally, I like Fiocchi ammo, however the 62 grain subsonic 5.7 x 28 constantly misfeeds in both my S&W 5.7 x 28 and my Ruger 57. I have no issues with the Fiocchi 40 grain hollow point.
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Scott said:
The ammo did not perform well at all! The magazine hold 22 rounds, rack the slide tire round went off would not eject properly had to rack the gun every time to fire next round! Very disappointing after spending hundreds and the ammo doesn’t work properly or preform as expected!