Rifle Ammo

Shop rifle ammo by caliber 5.56 and .223: the standard for the AR platform. Great for training, varmint work and range volume. .308 and 7.62x51: a proven caliber for hunting and long range. 7.62x39: the classic caliber for AK pattern rifles. .300 Blackout: built for short barrels and suppressed shooting. 6.5 Creedmoor: a modern favorite for precision and long range. .30-06: a versatile big game hunting caliber with a long track record. Target, hunting and match ammo Target and training ammo keeps cost per round low for high volume practice. Hunting ammo uses expanding bullets built for clean, ethical harvests. Check your state regulations for legal bullet types. Match ammo is loaded to tight tolerances for consistency at distance. 5.56 versus .223, a quick note The two look alike but are not identical. Rifles chambered for 5.56 can generally shoot .223, while some .223 chambers are not rated for 5.56 pressure. Confirm your chamber before you buy. Our caliber page covers this in detail. Frequently asked questions Can my rifle shoot both 5.56 and .223? Often yes if it is chambered for 5.56, but not always the reverse. Check the stamp on your barrel and your manual. What rifle ammo is best for deer hunting? Common choices include .308, .30-06 and 6.5 Creedmoor with expanding hunting bullets. Follow your state rules on legal calibers and bullet types. Do you sell rifle ammo in bulk? Yes, many rifle calibers are offered by the box and in bulk quantities where law allows. Choose your caliber above or shop by brand. Building a hunting load? Start with 6.5 Creedmoor or .308.