Cyber Monday Ammo Sale
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Igman 7.62x51 Ammo - 200 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ M80 Ammunition
$194.99
$170.99
74 In stock now
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Winchester 7.62x51mm Win Ammo - 200 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$229.99
$185.99
66 In stock now
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PMC 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$299.99
$271.99
61 In stock now
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Blazer Brass 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ Ammunition
$299.99
$279.99
71 In stock now
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Igman 7.62x51 Ammo - 1000 Rounds of 147 Grain FMJ M80 Ammunition
$839.99
$819.99
36 In stock now
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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!
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murdock said:
62 grain shoots just fine. no jams. but that old vietnam ak will fire, even when dropped in mud, and water. thanks Im just glad you had the ammo, and the price was right.
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Mikey A said:
As usual very prompt customer service and worry free shipping, love these guys & gals @ ammo.com. Well I am no expert about ammo, but I will say that this ammo was performing better than some more expensive products. fresh and snappy, good penetration and groupings 2"-3" @ 200-300 yds, mini-14 1-9 twist , similar to SS109 m855 but heavier Gr.
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Bill said:
I have tried different ammo with Sig 556. Its eats everything but I find Lake City 5.56 62gr --- No failures, Accurate @ 100 to 300 yards ( my club limits ) I have the feeling of complete depenability.
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Russ said:
This is great ammo for the hybrid AR's.The brass is good for reloading and the 62 grain bullets stabilize well. Russ
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Ricrok said:
Had a few FTFs with this latest batch with my Canik TP9 SFx but shot well for my wife's Canik Mete SFx Pro. The previous 2k rounds of Blazer Brass were good with no issues. Its budget ammo and I don't have it loaded for defense so I'm ok with a few FTF per 1k rounds. Is there better ammo quality and performance...yes, is there a better value for subsonic range ammo, no.
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James said:
I have fired this ammunition through my Glock 19 (G3). In the past, I have used Blazer 115 grain, and decided to try this 147 grain variant. I did not notice any significant difference - perhaps a bit less recoil with the 147 grain. This ammunition fires reliably, as I would expect from this maker. I particularly like Blazer 9mm aluminum casing ammunition because of its lightness, affordability, and the minimal residue it leaves.
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AESloan said:
There has been a surge in ammo sales and the availability is very limited ... or non-existant. Was glad to get this when I did. Hopefully will do more business in the future as supply of ammo picks up.
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Mac said:
Wish they put a piece of tape to keep the box closed. I’m sure their rushing to get orders out, I recieved my package with an entire box open and rounds rolling around.
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Curtiss said:
Purchased several boxes of ammo and regret the purchase. Several if their bullets separate leaving the bullet tips in the barrel and casing gets ejected leaving gun powder everywhere. I do not recommend this ammo
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Bird dog said:
Love them
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Jay said:
I have been using Wolf ammo for decades: It has been 100% reliable and has very good accuracy in my firearms. I am very happy with this product, especially on sale, and I am able to shoot more frequently and with more rounds fired per range time. This is very advantageous to keep ones skills honed. Hopefully, the importation of this ammo will continue at these favorable prices.
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Bear Patrol said:
Ammo comes in 5 plastic mini ammo boxes that look really neat! I wish the carry handles were real but they’re still worth holding onto for future use. So far I’ve put about 360 of these through my Windham HBC with no issues. As for accuracy I’ve only fired at targets from 100 yards or less from a standing position, so I’m not sure how they do at longer ranges but they always hit where I aim at those distances. The only downside for me so far is that I have to use paper targets or improvised targets (milk jugs, cans, etc.) Because these were leaving some SERIOUS dents in my 1/2 inch thick ar500 steel target. Overall I’d definitely recommend these to someone looking for decent 5.56 ammo at a good price.
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Cam said:
Ammo was cheap and works as designed
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Bedwetter said:
Love this ammo have bought this 2x and have no problem with it In an AR 15 loads good no misfires or FFEX FFFR FFLD cleans up well and have no problem with it
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Gavin said:
No Miss fires at all.A Preformed like Expected.
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Ricrok said:
Went through all 200rnds and it shot well and fed consistently. Can't ask for more than that.
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Robert said:
Adequate for target and home defense.
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Aaron said:
It’s says that it is 308 Win ammo but it’s actually 7.62x51mm. Just thought it should specify
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SwampDawg said:
Tight groups no jams no misfire. The reason for the value rating is I think all ammo in bulk could be a little less expensive, but the price I payed was very competitive with everyone else. Not the first purchase of this ammo and probably not the last