4th of July Ammo Sale

Purchased 50 rounds, but have only shot 18 so far. I've had no problems at all. Shoots nice and clean, and no duds. I love the federal ammo so far. My only knock was on the value....which I dropped down 1 notch. The price for the 50 round box is awesome, but the shipping and handling hurt the value...still when you can't find the ammo you are looking for locally, the shipping and handling isn't much of an issue. Thank You Ammo.com!!!!

Performs well on 100yards

I was shooting these bare eyed at 400 yards. from a remington bolt action. I was shooting from a bench. It took me 6 rounds to register were I wanted and then shot 50 more rounds with little deflection. Good stuff.

Great ammo. Fair pricing. Delivered quickly and securely. Bravo ammo.com

GOOD

Very good product will be buying more

The .270 is a flat shooting Caliber, and big enough to take down many species. I prefer to use 150 grain, and sight in my rifle to 300 yards

Makes my lever gun difficult to cycle the lever correctly.

ammo loads and eject great, hold a good point of aim on the target, this golden Boy 44 IS PERFECT OVER OTHERS, my only complained is i bought this rifle new and have not found a 44 ammo till now, been weeks and all dealers never get any type of ammo. what gives

Amazing ammo best grain for whitetail!!

I have had nothing but good results with all their ammo.

The 185 grain cycled thru both my Glocks and Para-Ordnance 1911 LDA without any problems. The .40SW feed thru my Beretta Strorm Carbines and both were very accuate and fairly clean burining.

Great round, going to buy more, thanks

I'm 82 years old and have been hunting whitetail deer since the late 1950s. I've hunted with just about every factory load available as well as my own carefully concocted handloads. This year, I bought a few boxes of Winchester Deer Season XP .308 150gr. When I sighted in my favorite Browning BAR rifle, I couldn't believe the 0.6", 100yd groups. I just double-lung shot a buck at 60yds and he dropped dead in his tracks. This is the absolute best factory load I have ever used.

Performed flawlessly

Great product fast shipping awesome prices

These Speer Gold Dot 308, 150 grain shells are great in my Ruger SFAR. The rifle is picky about ammo and worked best with polymer tip ammo. I tried these Gold Dots in 150 grain from 100 to 200 yards. Minimal exposed lead tip and chrome plated cases were accurate and reliable. Ruger SFAR prefers 150 grain for accuracy and these hovered around 1 3/8-1 1/2" at 100 yards. Sig 1x6 Tango, 2nd focal plane. Great ammo in light weight package.

I am VERY picky about the ammo I buy. I am looking for foot pounds of energy. Fiocchi delivers! I live in the foothills west of Denver,with the mountain lions and the bears. When I walk my pooch, my Ruger Redhawk 44 mag travels with me. I have run into bears, mountain lions, and I think a wolf one night. This is where the energy of the 44 mag comes in.

This stuff shoots as good as anything I have tried in my M1A scout squad.

Only shot one box so far but the ammo performed flawlessly in my M1A, as has all the ammo I have ran through this gun.

This is likely the storage of the ammo, not the ammo itself. The brass showed corrosion/scuffs/blemishes. The cartridge was not damaged and, I've already taken a deer with it, but was surprised it did not look 'new' I was also hoping for not having to trail much, and I didn't get the effect I wanted in that department.

My recent purchase from ammo.com met my expectations I enjoyed shooting it, and have no problems with the price. I will shop ammo.com again

A pleasant surprise for quality in value provided and accuracy. Performed well in 3 different firearms ( 2 pistols, 1 carbine style rifle) . Had previous excellent experience with various loads of .22 caliber offerings from this manufacturer.

Heavy carbon fouling. It is accurate enough.

Gun jammed…. Bullet got stuck in the barrel, still shot 2 rounds than got jammed. Realized the bullet was stuck halfway through. Could’ve exploded in my face! Unfortunately no more Ammo Inc for me. Same thing happened to another gentleman on the range.

This stuff puts down wild hogs and does it at a fair price.

Very good value. 338 Lapua is generally a very expensive round Thought I’d try this out because it was a deal. I was not disappointed. Don’t reload at present so I’ll get back to you when I do to see how the brass Hilda up.

they do have a good recoil, but it is a 44 mad and my pistol has wooden grips. fine rounds for the money and i'd buy them again.