Hunting Ammo

Hunting Ammo

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Hunting ammunition does a different job than the FMJ you run at the range: the bullet is built to expand on impact instead of punching straight through. Our hunting line skips full metal jacket entirely - soft points for controlled expansion on medium game, polymer-tipped V-MAX for rapid expansion on varmints and predators, and match-grade A-MAX that shoots tight at distance and has earned a following on deer and hogs. Every load is remanufactured to spec and backed by our 5000% Brass-Clad Performance Guarantee.

Which load for which game

LoadBulletWhere it shines
.223 55gr V-MAXpolymer tip, rapid expansionvarmints & predators (coyote, fox, prairie dog)
.223 55gr Soft Pointcontrolled expansionvarmints & predators
300 BLK 110gr V-MAXpolymer tip, rapid expansionvarmints, predators, smaller hogs
.308 150gr Soft Pointcontrolled expansiondeer & medium-to-large game
.308 168gr A-MAXmatch-grade accuracydeer, hogs & larger game at distance
Hunting regulations vary widely. Always check your state and local rules for legal calibers, bullet types, and minimums before you head out - what is legal for one species or one state may not be for another.

What makes hunting ammo different from range ammo?

The bullet. Range ammo is usually full metal jacket, built to punch straight through paper and steel cheaply. Hunting bullets are built to expand on impact and put their energy into the animal. Every load in our hunting line uses an expanding bullet - soft point, V-MAX, or A-MAX - not FMJ.

What is the difference between a soft point and a V-MAX?

A soft point has exposed lead at the tip and expands in a controlled way, holding together for deeper penetration on medium game. A V-MAX has a polymer tip over a thin jacket and expands fast and violently, which is what you want on varmints and predators. Match the bullet to the animal.

Is .223 good for hunting?

For varmints and predators - coyote, fox, prairie dog - yes, especially the 55gr V-MAX and soft point. For big game like deer it depends: some states set minimum calibers or bullet types that rule out .223, so check your local regulations before you count on it.

Is .308 a good deer round?

It is one of the most popular deer cartridges there is. Our 150gr soft point is a classic controlled-expansion deer load, and the 168gr A-MAX is a favorite of accuracy-minded hunters on deer and hogs. Both carry plenty of energy at normal hunting ranges.

Can I hunt with 300 Blackout?

Yes. For hunting, reach for an expanding bullet like our 110gr V-MAX - it is well suited to varmints, predators, and smaller hogs at moderate range.

New to remanufactured ammo? See how we make it. Shooting suppressed? Start with our subsonic ammo guide.

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