Bulk Rifle Ammo
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Up to $60 Rebate
350 Legend – 180 gr JSP – Federal Power-Shok (350LA) – 200 Rounds
$279.00$1.40 per round Add to cart -
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Up to $60 Rebate
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Up to $60 Rebate
30 Carbine – 110 gr SP – Remington Core-Lokt (28322 / R30CAR) – 500 Rounds
$719.00$1.44 per round Add to cart -
223 Rem – 73 gr Berger BTHP – Federal Gold Medal (GM223BH73) – 200 Rounds
$289.00$1.45 per round Add to cart -
30-06 Sprg – 150 gr FMJ – Remington UMC (23699 / L30062) – 200 Rounds
$289.00$1.45 per round Add to cart -
350 Legend – 125 gr TUI – Ft Scott Munitions (350-125-SCV) – 200 Rounds
$289.00$1.45 per round Add to cart -
Up to $60 Rebate
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300 AAC – 220 gr OTFB – Remington (21422 – L300AAC4) – 200 Rounds
$299.00$1.50 per round Add to cart -
450 Bushmaster – 260 gr FMJ – Remington UMC (L450BM1 / 23661) – 200 Rounds
$299.00$1.50 per round Add to cart -
300 AAC – 220 gr OTFB – Remington (28430 / S300AAC4) – 200 Rounds
$299.00$1.50 per round Add to cart -
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22-250 Rem – 50 gr JHP – Federal Varmint & Predator (AE22250G) – 200 Rounds
$304.00$1.52 per round Add to cart -
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Overview of Rifle Ammo
BulkMunitions carries in-stock rifle ammunition for AR-15s, AK-pattern rifles, bolt-action hunting rifles, precision rifles, and vintage military rifles. Whether you need thousands of rounds of FMJ for training, match-grade ammo for long-range shooting, or soft points and bonded bullets for deer season, buying by the case lowers your cost per round and keeps your lot numbers consistent.
Rifle Calibers We Carry
- AR-15: .223 / 5.56 AR-15 ammo, 300 Blackout, 6.5 Grendel, 350 Legend, 400 Legend, and 450 Bushmaster.
- AK and military surplus: 7.62x39, 7.62x54R, 5.45x39, 8mm Mauser, and .303 British.
- Hunting: .308 Win, 30-06, .270 Win, .243 Win, 30-30 Win, and 45-70.
- Long range and magnum: 6.5 Creedmoor, 300 Win Mag, 7mm Rem Mag, 338 Lapua, and .50 BMG.
Best Rifle Ammo for Specific Uses
| Use Case | Top Pick | Also Consider |
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| AR-15 Training | PMC Bronze .223 55gr FMJ-BT, 1,000 Rounds | PMC 5.56 XM193, Federal American Eagle .223 |
| AK / SKS Training | PPU Range 7.62x39 123gr FMJ | PMC Bronze 7.62x39 123gr FMJ |
| .308 Range / Precision | PMC X-TAC Match .308 168gr OTM | Federal Gold Medal .308 175gr SMK |
| Long-Range Target | Hornady American Gunner 6.5 Creedmoor 140gr | Federal Gold Medal 6.5 Creedmoor 130gr Berger |
| Deer Hunting | Remington Core-Lokt .308 180gr PSP | Federal Power-Shok 30-06 150gr |
Why Buy Rifle Ammo from BulkMunitions?
- In stock and ready to ship. We only list ammunition that is physically in our warehouse. No backorders.
- Next-business-day shipping from our Knoxville, TN warehouse on orders placed before our daily cutoff.
- Case pricing across 50+ rifle calibers. From 1,000-round AR-15 cases to 200-round hunting cases, buying in bulk lowers your cost per round.
- We tithe 10% of profits to Christian-based, 2A-supporting organizations every quarter, and our customers vote on where it goes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between FMJ, soft point, and match rifle ammo?
FMJ (full metal jacket) bullets do not expand and are best for affordable range training. Soft point and bonded hunting bullets expand on impact for clean, ethical kills on game. Match ammunition uses precision bullets like open tip match or hollow point boat tail designs for maximum accuracy at long range.
Can I shoot .223 in a 5.56 rifle?
Yes. A rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO safely fires both 5.56 and .223 Remington. A rifle chambered only in .223 Remington should not fire 5.56 NATO, which runs at higher pressure. Rifles marked .223 Wylde handle both.
What is the best all-around hunting rifle caliber?
.308 Winchester and 30-06 Springfield are two of the most versatile hunting cartridges, effective on everything from deer to elk with the right bullet. 6.5 Creedmoor and .270 Winchester are popular for lighter recoil and flatter trajectories. Choose a caliber that matches your game, your ranges, and your state's regulations.
More About Rifle Ammo
Rifle cartridges are usually described by bullet diameter and case length or by a name tied to their history, like .308 Winchester or 30-06 Springfield. Intermediate cartridges like 5.56 and 7.62x39 are built for semi-auto rifles with light recoil, while full-power cartridges like .308 and 30-06 carry more energy for hunting and long range.
Ballistic coefficient (BC) describes how well a bullet resists air drag. High-BC bullets like those in 6.5 Creedmoor and 6.5 PRC hold velocity and drift less in the wind, which is why they dominate long-range shooting. For hunting, bullet construction matters as much as caliber, so match your bullet to the size of your game.
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