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Atlanta Arms have been making ammo for almost 40 years and has become the ammunition of choice for many of the military, law enforcement, and professional shooters. High quality, assured reliability, and extreme precision have made this ammo the choice for many pro shooters, as well as:
  • United States Army Marksmanship Unit
  • U.S. Marine Corps Shooting Team
  • U.S. Coast Guard Team
  • Glock Shooting Team
  • H&K
  • Sig Arms
  • And many more

Atlanta arms makes both match grade ammo and factory reloaded ammo. You will find the quality of the factory reloads far surpasses your expectations. We are pleased to offer the following:

Factory reloads:
9mm - 115gr FMJ - $17.99 per box of 50, $345 per case of 1000
40 S&W Long - 180gr FMJ - $24.49 per box of 50, $475 per case of 1000
45 ACP - 230gr FMJ - $27.99 per box of 50, $529 per case of 1000
223 Rem - 55gr FMJ - $33.99 per box of 50, $329 per case of 500

New:
10mm - 180gr JFP - $39.99 per box of 50
44 Mag - 240gr SWC TCJ - $49.99 per box of 50
45 Long Colt - 255gr SWC TCJ - $44.99 per box of 50
5.56mm - 77gr Match - $84.99 per box of 50

We highly recommend giving this ammo a try!
 
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Oooooooooh I just picked up smoke grenades last week...now appears I will be back!! It was a pleasure dealing with last by the way...could not have been easier, and thanks for the swag!!
 
sailor723 said:
40S&W long 18gr FMJ ???
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Yes! I had never heard of it before either. This is what they say:

"This ammo is designed to make major power factor, the 1.180 OAL is great for 1911 style guns with the long chamber, this ammo averages 950 FPS and produces a 170 power factor."
 
AmmoSupply Kate said:
Yes! I had never heard of it before either. This is what they say:

"This ammo is designed to make major power factor, the 1.180 OAL is great for 1911 style guns with the long chamber, this ammo averages 950 FPS and produces a 170 power factor."
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IIRC, it's a competition-oriented round that is loaded with longer COL and with 10mm Auto data. Don't shoot it if you're not sure it's exactly what you want.
 
This ammo is 1.180 and SAAMI spec for the 40S&W is 1.135 so beware running it in anything other than a compatibly chambered 1911 as it may not chamber properly due to the extra length.
 
I second the suggestions on the 40 S&W - don't use unless you know that your firearm can safely use them. The other Atlanta Arms ammo is regular size.
 
Atlanta Arms has an Excellent reputation for ammunition, and I've used them myself in the U.S. Having said that, 170 in IPSC is going to send a lot of folks to minor...need 175 here I figure to reliably meet chronograph.
 
Do you have any specs on the 10mm? Just wondering about the muzzle velocity.
Thanks!
 
I am pleased to report that I shot the 223 77gr. Match today at the Sherwood Park Range, and compared it to my Hornady Steel Match 75 gr.,and my Blacks Hills Match. Maybe a little better then the Hornady, and easily equal to the Black Hills Match in my Windham Vex, with a 20" stainless barrel and Gieselle trigger. Highly recommended and how can you go wrong dealing with Kate!!
Recommended in my books for sure!
 
redrams9 said:
I am pleased to report that I shot the 223 77gr. Match today at the Sherwood Park Range, and compared it to my Hornady Steel Match 75 gr.,and my Blacks Hills Match. Maybe a little better then the Hornady, and easily equal to the Black Hills Match in my Windham Vex, with a 20" stainless barrel and Gieselle trigger. Highly recommended and how can you go wrong dealing with Kate!!
Recommended in my books for sure!
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I'm going to grab a case to run down my windham 16" 1 In 9 and see what I get. thanks for the after action report.
 
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