Winchester Ammo
Winchester ammunition includes rounds cases of varying sizes. Between 250 round cases, 1,500 round cases, 20 round cases and beyond, the right ammo case size is merely a click away. Whether you are looking for a light target load ammunition, grain power point or another variety of ammo, Winchester makes it. In fact, the company even makes an Ammo Can with 300 rounds. Be sure to act quick and order your Winchester ammunition today as these bullets are in high demand.
We carry Winchester’s full-line-up of rimfire, rifle, and pistol ammunition. From the well-known Super-X for rifle shooters to the PDX1 line of self-defense loads common among pistol shooters, we strive to offer a broad selection of cheap, in-stock options for the American shooter.
Browse our line-up of bulk Winchester fmj ammo and more sophisticated hollow point and hunting rounds below!
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Super-X Rifle .22-250 Remington 64 grain Power-Point Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
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Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Defender .350 Legend 160 Grain Bonded PHP Rifle Ammunition
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Super-X Rifle 7.62×39 mm 123 grain Power-Point Brass Cased Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
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Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Super-X Rifle .22-250 Remington 64 grain Power-Point Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Defender .350 Legend 160 Grain Bonded PHP Rifle Ammunition
Winchester Handgun Ammo
Winchester Super-X Rifle 7.62×39 mm 123 grain Power-Point Brass Cased Centerfire Rifle Ammunition
About Winchester Ammo
Few American companies are as historic and recognizable as Winchester. This isn’t just a firearms and ammunition manufacturer, this is a deeply-engrained part of our country that has had an influence on history, culture, and the shooting industry as a whole.
Winchester changed the way Americans, and for that matter the world, use rifles. In 1866, Oliver Winchester established the Winchester Repeating Arm Company. His first product, the 1866 “Yellow Boy,” was a beautiful and highly-effective lever-action rifle that originally took rimfire .44 Henry ammunition. This made the rifle extremely useful, as it could load a readily-available cartridge that was used in both rifles and handguns.
In 1873, the “gun that won the West” was released. The Model 1873 took .44-40 WCF ammunition and, due to popular demand, Winchester produced over 700,000 units. Long and lean, the Model 1873 took centerfire cartridges, greatly enhancing the performance of the gun, creating superior results.
Winchester firearms won praise from the likes of elite outdoorsmen like Buffalo Bill and Theodore Roosevelt, but it wasn’t until 1877 that the company entered the ammunition business. Although they are now one of the top companies, they started small, offering shotshell components for reloaders.
The continued to innovate in firearms, especially in lever-action models, but in 1893 they went all-in for ammunition. Seizing on advances in smokeless gunpowder, Winchester began loading sporting charges in a wide range of cartridges for rifles, handguns, and shotguns.
Just a year later, the Model 1894 is released, a gun that would become the best selling centerfire rifle in United States history. In 1895, Winchester released on of the most influential and long-lived cartridges in history: the famous .30-30 Winchester. Made to be paired with Model 1894, this combination became an extremely popular rifle-ammo pairing, especially among deer hunters. Although this cartridge was released over 120 years ago, it still remains a favorite for hunters and target shooters to this very day.
In 1900 Winchester’s repeater shotshell is released. Through the decades, Winchester would continue to be a leader in both ammunition and firearms. They would supply troops throughout our major conflicts, including both world wars.
The Winchester name is not only found on rifles, it’s also seen on cartridges, including the famous .30-30 Winchester, the .243 Winchester, and the .308 Winchester.