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COMPANY MESSAGE

I am Italian in the deepest sense but allow me to consider myself an American. In this country I got my Aerospace Engineering degree and my pilot license; I drove thou-sands of miles, from the Mississippi spring in Minnesota to the great delta in Louisiana, from New York to Seattle and then down to San Diego; I visited amazing places and not just the incredible national parks (Yosemite is my favorite) and cities (Chicago and New Orleans are on the top), but also small off-the–main-path places and at-tractions (the Corn Palace in Iowa and the buffalo river in Arkansas are the most recent ones). I am missing only six states and a handful of main cities.

I was overwhelmed by the great space in Montana, amazed by the power of the big rivers, swept away by the beauty of the Keys and simply overcome by the nature and the ever-present wildlife.

Most and foremost, the democracy and the freedom of this country got to my heart.

On a personal note, my two grandfathers, one loyal to the king and one socialist, culturally so far apart that they would almost not talk to each other, told me exactly the same thing, although in different ways: we owe it to the Americans if we have a democracy (or, from my less politically correct grandfather, we owe it to the Ameri-cans if we are not marching with a goose step and talking German).

These two men were very different and fought on differ-ent sides but they agreed that we were forever in debt with the Americans, because they came, they fought and they died so that we could be free.

Me s s a ge f rom ou r Pre sidentPietro Fiocchi - President of Fiocchi of America

Since the time in which Pino (father of Carlo, our Sales and Marketing VP) started ALCAN in the 60’s, every-body in the family had very clear in their mind that we had to be in the US, because of the values and the oppor-tunities created by such an incredible system.

We understood that if you worked hard and you cared about customers (bless you all, but you are a difficult bunch), by providing a high quality product and a per-fect service, you could be extremely successful.

At the end, we worked hard and we have been successful. We plan to invest more and have more jobs at our facili-ty in Ozark, Missouri. We believe in this country and we will do anything possible to support it.

My pray is that, although you occasionally get things wrong, please keep doing what you have been doing in the past 200 years. You are the search light to which mil-lions of people look at for guidance.

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Darkness covered the northern Colorado plains like a shroud. Hunters and volun-teers, some having arrived as early as four in the morning, navigate gentle hills and flat terrain in pickups identifiable only by their headlamp’s piercing light. Exhaled breath appeared like smoke at a campfire. A chilly wind slashed across the plains like an angered predator, penetrating clothing as if it were an iced dagger. The fragrance of damp earth and vegetation, more luscious than the finest perfume, filled my nostrils. As daylight nudged up, the snow-capped Rocky Moun-tains to the west gained definition as did the traffic on Interstate 25 to the east, presenting a surreal hunting landscape of horizon-tick-ling grass and brush bounded by roaring technology.

Outdoor Buddies I was volunteering at an antelope hunt sponsored by Outdoor Buddies on a private ranch just south of the Wyoming border. The landowners had, for many years, donated its access for antelope hunting. Outdoor Buddies is a volunteer organization created in 1984 as a partnership between Craig Hospital, the world-renowned spinal cord and brain injury facility, and the then Colorado Divi-sion of Wildlife. It offers disabled people the opportunity to be active in the outdoors. I have been on their pheasant hunts and some fishing events. Dwaine Robey, the executive director, emphasized: “The point of rehabil-itation is to DO something. We offer that to disabled people and we need people to help

The American greatness of character He inherited, he said, his father’s love for the United States. “America is a mixture, “a cocktail,” he told me, forged on the notions of the family, team spirit and the unique beliefs that there are principles greater than the individual person.

By Michael G. Sabbeth

us do those ‘somethings’ with them.” By 8:00 this Saturday morning, several dis-abled hunters had been strapped into highly sophisticated battery-powered machines that are self-propelled chairs on steroids, with tank-like treads, a wheel on each of two bars that extend in the front and two in the rear to stabilize the machine that enables it to navigate up and down hills as steep as forty-five degrees without tipping over frontward or backward. The seat can ele-vate the shooter to a full standing position. An adjustable gun mount can be affixed on either side of the handlebar. I signed in with Diane Dudley and Penny Sanford, wife of Larry Sanford, president of the organization, and was given flag to place on the window of my car.

Compassion, Community and CharacterCompassion unaccompanied by virtuous action is mere self-indulgence and morally worthless. Outdoor Buddies enables disabled people and their volunteers to take action. Crafted on the triple anvils of compassion, community and character, Dwaine Robey’s path to involvement with Outdoor Bud-dies offers a case study of the character and compassion possessed by the volunteers and gives luminous insight into the character of participating disabled hunters. Don Young, a high school friend and hunting buddy of Dwaine’s, was severely injured in a Kansas oil field accident. After learning of Outdoor Buddies from an article in Colorado Magazine, Dwaine contacted Don to get him

Message from our President 3The American greatness of character 3 - 5American exceptionalism 6The return of the American Craftsmen 7American ingenuity is alive & well 7Fiocchi Cup 8Fiocchi featured events 9How pets balance our life 11

On a dream hunt 11All action shotgunners 14An officers prospective on concealed carry 15Centerfire Rifle 17 - 27The guns that shaped America 28 - 31Centerfire Pistol & Revolver 33 - 41Cowboy Action 43Rimfire 44 - 45

Fiocchi Shotshell 47 - 59Pioneer Women Hunters 60 - 61Clay Target Shorshells 63 - 64Fiocchi helps USA teams 65Fiocchi Clay Target Pro staff 65Special Application 66Centerfire Rifle Tables 68 - 70Pistol & Revolver Tables 71 - 74

Hunting Shotshells Tables 75 - 76Shotshell Target Tables 77 - 78Rimfire Tables 79Special Use Tables 80Aknowledgements 82Fiocchi Contacts 83

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THE AMERICAN GREATNESS OF CHARACTER

this property. A handsome young man with the face of a Raphael angel, he is afflicted by an extremely rare congenital birth defect, causing deformed arms and hands and no legs. I met him several times. I have never seen him without a smile or heard him utter a word of self-lament. His character tickles heaven. He has been successful on each of his four hunts, the first time getting an antelope using the same CZ 6.5 Swedish rifle I suc-cessfully used this day. On this hunt he shot his dad’s .270 Weatherby Magnum, custom-ized in many ways, including an inlay in the stock of a Blackhawk helicopter, the helicop-ter his dad flies for the Air Force. “When I am out there hunting,” Stetson told me, “I can compete with anyone else. I am equal.” Actually, Stetson is a little more than equal. His love and dedication to shooting pro-pelled him to qualify for the USA Paralym-pics in 10-meter air rifle category. He will compete in Thailand this November. Another hunter that makes the eyes a little watery is Connor Dowsett, a Navy diver injured in a diving accident that rendered quadriplegic. He shoots a rifle fitted with a ‘sip and puff’ trigger system, fitted to shoot through a removable section of the front windshield of his highly customized Jeep. It is fatefully fitting that on this hunt Connor shot the largest buck antelope. I marvel at the attention and perseverance of Stetson’s and Connor’s dads, for there can be no great-er illustration of a parent’s love for a child. Larry Sanford explained that at some of the events, one or more hunters are fully or legally blind. “No problem,” Larry enthus-es. He has created an iPhone-type camera system which affixes to the scope on the hunter’s rifle. Larry sees through the scope and signals the hunter where to move the rifle by touching the shooter’s back shoulder in different locations. “Move it just a fuzz to the left,” Larry told one shooter. “What’s a fuzz?” the hunter inquired. “A little bit,”

Larry clarified.C. J. Ellis shared an experience guiding a blind hunter: “I expected to hunt about hour,” he said, “but it took all day, and it was awesome!” He added, “The handicapped people want to experience a hunt. If needed, it will take all day. This is their moment!”Darrell Bowen has been hunting here the last five years. He expressed his gratitude for as-sistance from Outdoor Buddies. “This gives me the opportunity to get back in the field, now that I am a bit disabled.” He actively reaches out to disabled folks to inform them of this organization and get them involved. “I like to share; give back. I look forward to this hunt, and other sponsored hunts.”

Adversity does not build character, it is said, as much as it reveals it. That’s wrong. Adversity does both. The disabled shooters become stronger, as do those that help them. Common threads link these hunters: grit, tenacity, a triumph of will over pain and physical adversity. They taunt the fates: “I will do this!” They refuse to be what Teddy Roosevelt described as “those cold and timid souls that taste neither victory nor defeat.” Character is enriched.

The Volunteers

“America is great because she is good. If America ceases to be good, America will cease to be great.” -Alexis de Tocqueville

Pepper Canterbury, an agent with the Colo-rado Parks and Wildlife, explained the mul-tiple benefits of this hunt. “It has the virtu-ous consequence of controlling the antelope population and it gives deserving people the opportunity to hunt. More,” Pepper added, “you see a lot of smiling and laughing, which some describe as laughing through the pain.”Karl Watkins, manager of the ranch; points out that the hunt is great for these hunters because so much of the property is accessible

involved in hunting. Dwaine reached out to Sam Andres, head of therapeutic recreation at Craig Hospital, to get the hospital to par-ticipate in Don’s rehabilitation. Living a short drive from Craig, Dwaine converted the lower floor of his home to a hospital room to accommodate his friend. Dwaine routinely took Don for treatment at the hospital and fixed him up with a ‘sip and puff’ device to fire a rifle that could be acti-vated by exerting a breath. Don reached the point where Dwaine determined he was able to hunt. Their first hunt was for elk in Estes Park, Colorado. Don had trained to shoot and to efficiently exit his modified vehicle. The local Holiday Inn allowed its room to be fitted to accommodate Don’s hospital bed and other accessories. The hunt was unsuccessful but, persisting, the next year Don got a cow elk. His suc-cess was a community effort. Sadly, Don succumbed to infection the following year. Dwaine told me Don never lost his sense of humor, expressed laughter by clicking his tongue and always had a smile. Don is illustrative of the character of these severely disabled hunters, and that character inspired Dwaine, among others, to be grateful for one’s own blessings and to commit to the most noble behavior: selflessly doing good for others. Dwaine became director of Out-door Buddies in 2004.

My First Hunt in North America

This was my fourth year volunteering at this hunt but the first year I had drawn a license, a doe tag, making this my first hunt in North America. Saturday afternoon a guide, aptly named Craig Hunter, was available to take me and my friend, Rob Anderson, to hunt. CZ-USA had provided me with two rifles, their newly re-designed 557 Varmint in .308 and a 557 Sporter in 6.5 x 55 Swedish. As they always have, Fiocchi USA donated ammunition. Leupold generously donated

two scopes, a 3 x 9 power which I affixed to the 6.5 Swedish and a VX-2 4x12 which I mounted on the .308. After half an hour or so of driving, we found a trio of antelope half a mile away. Craig ma-neuvered his vehicle so that we were within about three hundred yards, but perpendic-ular to the aggressive wind. I urged driving west and then turn north to try to get closer. Rob cautioned we might spook the animals. “Spooking!” I blurted. “With that crosswind they might as well be on the Long Island Expressway! I’m not taking that shot! What do we have to lose?”

We drove and until Craig stopped the truck about one hundred twenty yards from the animals. A large doe stood. The wind was directly behind me. I chose the 6.5 Swedish, which produced one-inch groups at one hundred yards. I exited and placed the rifle, bipod attached, on the truck’s hood. To pull or not to pull the trigger? That is the ques-tion. All the hours at the range are invested for this one moment—firing the most ethical shot possible. I fired. The antelope took a dozen steps and it was over. Then the careful dressing and tagging and returning to camp.

Studies in Character: The Disabled Hunters and the Volunteers

Sharing the words of the hunters and the volunteers is, I believe, the most impacting way for me to communicate the character and honor of the participants. The range of disabilities varied among the hunters. Some were able to walk or move their upper bodies but with difficulty. Others’ disabilities were more severe.

Some of the Hunters I reunited with Stetson Bardfield, one of the most extraordinary human beings I’ve had the honor to meet. I met him in 2014 on his first Outdoor Buddies antelope hunt, also on

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by car and antelope are over almost every ridge. The opportunity to acquire an ani-mal is high. Karl added, “Watching these people makes me appreciate more what I have and take care of myself better.”

My friend, Rob Anderson, learned of Out-door Buddies when he met Larry Sanford at a sporting clays event in 2013. “It had instant appeal for me,” Rob shared. A phys-ical educator in the Cherry Creek School system for over thirty years, he taught adapted physical education and worked with a variety of special needs students. “I had expertise I wanted to share and I love shooting, hunting and fishing. Outdoor Buddies presented opportunities to do things with deserving people.” Barbara McConnell is the owner of Reliable Big Game Processing in Fort Collins. She donates its game processing services to the disabled hunters. What motivated her gen-erosity, I asked? “When you see these hunt-ers come in with their game, and you look in their eyes and see their faces, you know they have had an experience that is fulfill-ing to them. And that’s worth everything. You have to be there and feel their joy.” Hotel rooms at the Comfort Inn in Fort Collins are donated to hunters and volun-teers by proprietors Dariusz and Zosia Czyszczon. (spell that fast ten times!) An avid hunter, Dariusz supports Outdoor Buddies because it helps disabled hunters and expands their passion for the outdoors. “They get physically and mentally tired,” Dariusz said. “They need a break and we are here.” Some hunters must stay more than one day to meaningfully participate and, without Dariusz, could not afford to do participate. “I want to give back,” Dariusz told me. Nick Filler, a manager at Cabela’s, is a fix-ture at all Outdoor Buddy events. Under his direction thousands of dollars of products have been donated to raise money for the organization and to help hunters directly.

The Big Picture

I try to see the big picture in all things. The antelope hunt is merely a strand in this larg-er and grander tapestry. It is an opportunity to transcend the appearance of physical and mental limitations. Carlo Fiocchi shared his vision of the larger picture. Carlo reminded me that Fiocchi was the first non-American ammunition company to invest in the Unit-ed States. He inherited, he said, his father’s love for the United States. “America is a mixture, “a cocktail,” he told me, forged on the notions of the family, team spirit and the unique beliefs that there are principles great-er than the individual person. Stated unam-biguously, Carlo was impressed by the Amer-ican character. Fiocchi USA invested in this market because of the belief that America’s core principles—hard work, honor, humil-ity, individual liberty—will lead to success. Without humility and discipline, success cannot be attained. Fiocchi USA enriches the American character by its generous support for an array of hunting and sport shooting disciplines.

The antelope hunt shows what might be referred to as ordinary people—moms, dads, teens, younger folks also—giving their time, ordinary people doing extraordinary things. The Outdoor Buddies hunts are quintessen-tial examples of why I am, without apology, proud to hunt. The many Dwaines and Lar-rys and Dianes are too modest, too humble, too unassuming to acknowledge their good-ness. I will. They act with greatness, for they bring smiles to people who deserve to smile. They give deserving people the opportunity to triumph over fate. This is the narrative of virtuous character, both created and re-vealed, by an antelope hunt.

Michael Sabbeth is the author of The Good, The Bad & The Difference: How to Talk with Children About Values, http://www.thehonorablehunter.com

Conner Dowsett

Stetson, Stetson’s dad, Michael Sabbeth

AMERICAN CRAFTSMEN

Nearly from its inception, the United States of America has been regarded as the wealth-iest nation on the planet. Not only does it have strong democratic processes but its financial stability, abundance of natural resources, and favorable geography featuring friendly alliances on both borders places it in a unique position among world powers. Per-haps though, its greatest resource is that of its people. The U.S. Constitution guarantees a set of democratic ideals and affords many individual freedoms and personal liberties rarely found in other parts of the world. These unique characteristics have served to bolster a sense of national pride known as American Exceptionalism.

During his rise to prominence on the Amer-ican political scene, lawmaker Marco Rubio once said America is, “the only place in the world where it doesn’t matter who your par-ents were or where you came from. You can be anything you are willing to work hard to be….” Although one may argue educational and employment opportunities for poverty class Americans are less than equal to their wealthier counterparts, one cannot dispute one ideal: there is no other country in the world where one’s success in life is more closely tied to an individual’s dogged work ethic. Thus, those who choose to become victims of their circumstances generally do; those who adapt and overcome the obstacles before them mostly succeed.

American Exceptionalism The case for American Exceptionalism is obvious. Individual liberties and freedoms Americans possess such as the freedom of speech, right to vote, and right to keep and bear arms are guaranteed by the Constitution and are unrivaled worldwide.

But, American Exceptionalism has not always been viewed positively. In the 1920s, as America recovered from World War I and the Great Depression, European nations struggled to rebuild their industries. Class tension and a dismal economy gave rise to the concepts of socialism and communism. Many Europeans had difficulty providing for themselves and having the government do so seemed like a pretty good idea to some. Russian revolutionary socialist Karl Marx predicted socialism would rise like a phoenix from the ashes of capitalism and given the industrial might and a strong labor force, America seemed like a logical place. How-ever, Americans had no appetite for joining the Communist Revolution. Upon hearing of American rejection of the ideology, Joseph Stalin responded, “The ‘heresy of American exceptionalism’ must end.” Another Com-munist sympathizer equated the dogma of American Exceptionalism to that of a “chronic disease.”

By the mid-1940s, America differentiated itself from other world economies by its integration of women into the workforce. While men were off at war, women stepped into manufacturing and industrial jobs previously relegated to their male coun-terparts. American Capitalism was in full swing throughout the rest of the 1940s and well into the 1950s. The 1960s and ‘70s how-ever, proved to be difficult and the concept of American Exceptionalism took a back seat to the controversies of America’s role

as a nation builder in Southeast Asia and the Middle East, and Civil Rights issues at home. It was not until Ronald Reagan was elected President in 1980 that Americans again began to embrace the concept of being a torchbearer of freedom to the world.

Some have opined American Exceptional-ism is a temporary phenomenon and that it cannot be replicated elsewhere. They believe eventually the U.S. will assimilate with the rest of the world into a “universal world order.” The conventional wisdom however, is that American ‘specialness’ stems from its political, intellectual and religious heritage, and it is enduring. They argue it is a model which should be emulated by the rest of the world.

The case for American Exceptionalism is obvious. Individual liberties and freedoms Americans possess such as the freedom of speech, right to vote, and right to keep and bear arms are guaranteed by the Constitu-tion and are unrivaled worldwide. From the founding colonists who survived unbear-able conditions in search of the freedom of religion to the founding fathers who sought equal representation against an oppressive, overreaching central government, citizen soldiers from every walk of life have dropped their tools and taken up arms to further our collective ideals. Prevailing against often overwhelming armies, they then slung their rifles and returned to the fields and factories. This sense of national pride and work ethic goes beyond American’s abundant natural resources or geographic advantages as a rationale for our superiority and it forms the basis of the foundation of who we are as a nation. Because of this, American Exception-alism is engrained in the fabric of our society and is destined to live in perpetuity.

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The concept took hold in his imagination. From there he sketched it onto paper, metic-ulously tailoring an idea into reality. Then to steel, the fine lines and details taking shape beneath calloused, dream-weaving hands. From angle grinder to heat treat, every as-pect is shaped by touch and hard focus. Even the sheath is carefully engraved with custom artwork. This is all courtesy of custom blade-smith Jeremy Valentine of Valavian Knives. Valentine is an American Craftsman, a rare breed we believe is making a comeback.

Technology has a firm grip on production in America, resulting in a decline in custom work and, in turn, a drop in quality. When Fiocchi was founded in 1876 it was at a time when breech-loaders were replacing muz-zle-loaders and such innovation was reward-ed with hard-earned success. In the centu-ry-plus since its founding, Fiocchi has forged countless paths in the ammunition world and they’ve done it with cutting-edge ideas and an unwavering dedication to quality. Today that dedication continues to guide the company, but it’s also seen in the craftsman-ship of inventive-yet-hardworking types like Valentine.

Valentine’s spoken desire to return to the artistic roots of American Craftsmanship rings true: “Nothing on earth compares to creating something from nothing with your own hands. It’s the core of what ‘Ameri-can-made’ means; it’s the fuel that drives us both as a country and as people. I’m proud to continue the American dream and I think about it with every blade I make.”

The Return of the American Craftsman“Nothing on earth compares to creating something from nothing with your own hands. It’s the core of what ‘American-made’ means; it’s the fuel that drives us both as a country and as people. I’m proud to continue the American dream and I think about it with every blade I make.”

Passion. Ingenuity. Dedication. These quali-ties and more make up the foundation of the American Craftsman. Whether craftsmen are revolutionizing the outdoor industry through the design and manufacture of ammunition, firearms, or knives their value cannot be overestimated. And every time Jeremy Valentine hones a blade in his Ore-gon-based shop he takes part in a slow-but-steady nationwide return to our innovative roots. He is an artisan of steel, leather, and stone; he is an American Craftsman, and craftsmen are the true spirit of America.

By Kat Ainsworth

On our quest to find the spirit that has defined America’s greatness over the generations we realized it was most recognizable in the entre-preneurs of America. America has certainly produced many recognizable brands in the world: Coca Cola, Ford, Apple, etc. but the true soul of the American economy are the small business owners, working with their hands, innovating products, and keeping the spirit freedom alive. We found the embodiment of that spirit in one of our dear friends Shane Stenton of Spd Ltd.

We caught up with Shane in his shop in Boul-der City, Nevada, he was standing in front of his Bridgeport mill turning handles in a fury as hot aluminum showered in all directions. “I’m making some fuel injection parts for a race car”, he said in between the noise of cutting. Looking around his shop you could see quite the array of projects, pieces ranging in sizes: from a book of matches to things that can only be moved with a fork lift. “I kind of fill an odd niche” Says Shane, “I do everything from very precisely machined and engineered engine components for race cars, all the way through to large architectural pieces and just about everything in between”.

Shane got his start working for his father’s ma-rine business making parts for boats straight out of high school. “With the big economic changes that happened in the late 2000’s I saw a shift in the market, and a void I thought I could fill” He continued, “I had people coming to me to build things that were completely out of my discipline, I took all of the skills that I had acquired from the marine business and started putting them to use in other areas to fill the time, a lot of the process-es are the same, it’s just a different end product. Now I spend most of my time on commissiones to build custom furniture shapes, doors, and other architectural accessories”.Looking through the rows and rows and drawers and toolboxes full of hand tools and measuring

American ingenuity is alive & wellCraftsmen who have applied a wide arrange of skills to service their cus-tomers and communities alike will always be a trademark of America.

equipment, you can tell Shane takes pride in his craft. “I’d rather spend up front and have something that works right, when I need it & how I need it” He says, “That’s why I choose Fiocchi rounds when I go shooting”.

Spending some time with Shane it is evident that American ingenuity is alive and well throughout our great nation and the new generation of ameri-cans. Craftsmen who have applied a wide arrange of skills to service their customers and communi-ties alike will always be a trademark of America.

By The Fiocchi Team

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By Ford McMurtry

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Looking into 2018, Fiocchi of America contin-ues to lead the industry in giving back to our customers through sponsored events. These sponsorships not only increase opportunities for our end user, they also give more added value for ranges stocking who stock our am-munition. Our support for the shooters, range owners and managers is second to none.

Fiocchi Cups

Due to the overwhelming success of the Fioc-chi Cup West held annually at the Ben Avery Clay Target Center in Phoenix, AZ, we’ve ex-panded the locations. For 2018, the Fiocchi Cup Central will be held at Hunter’s Pointe Shooting Complex in Humboldt, SD, Fioc-chi Cup East will return to the South Florida Shooting Club in Palm City, FL, and we’ll be back in Phoenix. Prizes at these events include ammunition, range bags, hats, and other items worth $10,000. Watch for the dates on our website or Facebook page later this year.

Fiocchi F.I.T.A.S.C. 500

In 2017, we teamed up with Northbrook Sports Club in Hainesville, IL (northwest of Chicago) for the first of it’s kind event. Five (5) sepa-rate 100 target F.I.T.A.S.C. events shot on five different courses with different target setters on each course. The inaugural event boasted over 200 shooters from all over the country. The events were titled as inspired by our Exac-ta line 1 oz. target loads such as the Little Rino, Crusher, and as advertised, Super Crusher. This event was set by Fiocchi’s own Clay Target Range Rep Adam Pinto. The targets were “big” and nasty. Overall, all of the target presenta-tions were enjoyed very much by the shooters. There were daily drawings for ammunition and range bags. As it was a resounded success, it will return for 2018 and is currently slated for October 11 – 14, 2018.

Fiocchi Fun Day

New for 2018, we will be sponsoring events at 50 ranges across the country. These events will be 100-target, one-day fun shoots. The course of fire is up to the range. Sporting clays, 5-stand, F.I.T.A.S.C., super sporting, trap, and / or skeet. They have the flexibility to combine events if they so choose i.e. 50 sporting clays and 50 trap. Shooters under 21 years old and female shooters over 21 will receive four (4) boxes of 12 ga. Shooting Dynamics ammuni-tion while supplies last. Left over ammo from the 100 boxes we are providing per event along with range bags and hats will be given away via a drawing by the range where the rest of the participants have a chance to win. Our goal is to give more shooters the chance to win our products, increase the number of shooters at these ranges, and provide them with once again, more added value for stocking our prod-ucts.

Fiocchi Featured Events

By Adam Pinto – Range Rep / Shoot Director

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FIOCCHI CUP

The Fiocchi Cup has been held at Ben Avery Clay Target Center for years and continues to grow. With another record year in the books, event promoter Premier Shotgun Sports presented a truly fun, social, and challenging shoot. At the helm, Dan Twitchell guided his staff along with the great folks at Ben Avery CTC to end with another very successful event. As you’ll find out, this shoot is now the Fiocchi Cup West.

Highlighting the Fiocchi Cup West is the Satur-day night dinner. After an excellent meal that was sponsored by Fiocchi’s industry partner White Flyer and Premier Shotgun Sports, all the Junior and Sub-Junior shooters are brought up to the front for recognition and a free box of Fiocchi Little Rino shells and a Fiocchi hat. Once the kids were done, over 30 cases of Little Rino shells were given away thru a free draw-ing. Range bags and hats also went home with the very appreciative participants. Collectively, $5,000 worth of ammo and promotional items found new homes.

Another attribute to the success of this shoot is the number of events. 200 target Main, 100 tar-get F.I.T.A.S.C., 100 target Preliminary, 50 tar-get Thursday 5-Stand, 50 target Friday 5-Stand, 50 target Saturday 5-Stand, 50 target Sunday 5-Stand, 50 target 20 ga., 50 target 28 ga., 50 tar-get .410 bore, 50 target Super Sporting, 50 target Pump Gun, and 50 target Side x Side… that’s 1000 targets available for the shooters. With-out the help of Fiocchi’s other industry partner Promatic Traps, it would have never happened as it was presented.

This event attracts many of the top shooters pri-marily from the Western US including Alaska. But that doesn’t mean that people from all over the country don’t make the trek. Shooters from 24 States, Canada, and from as far away as Afri-ca soaked up the Arizona sun this year.

Fi o c c h i Cup : t h e l e g en d ar y e vent c onti nu e s .

Adam Pinto

The 2017 Fiocchi Cup West Champion was Tyler Encinas. Past winners include the likes of three-time champion Mike Wilgus and last year’s winner Gebbin Miles. Fiocchi Pro Staff Shooter Ray Brown took the Preliminary title with Fiocchi sponsored shooter Chad Roberts finishing second. Roberts was also the Main Event Runner Up.

Candice Fowler cleaned up winning the top Lady spot in the Main, Preliminary, F.I.T.A.S.C. and 28 ga. events… it seems she would have won every event she entered. Fiocchi Pro Staffer Jo-sey Martin finished Runner Up in F.I.T.A.S.C. The top Sub-Junior in the Main Event was Sam Korbs. Korbs is in one of Fiocchi’s starter pro-grams and we can see where he’ll be moving up in the future.

With all this success, the word has spread and so more events have been added. The Fiocchi Cup East is filling up fast. It will be held at the South Florida Shooting Club in Palm City, Flor-ida December 2017. For 2018, there will be the Fiocchi Cup Central at Hunter’s Pointe Shoot-ing Complex in Humboldt, South Dakota in July, then back to Phoenix for the Fiocchi Cup West at Ben Avery CTC in November, and fin-ish again at South Florida Shooting Club with the Fiocchi Cup East December ‘18.

The shooters are who really make this event one of the best shoots in the country. They’ve made it very clear that due to the overwhelming sup-port of the sport by Fiocchi of America, they’ll continue to support our events and products.

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Bird dogs are hard working, earnest, loyal, miracles on four legs. Just think about what they do for us on a hunt: searing heat and bitter cold, rough ground, barbed wire, thorns and thickets, wicked scenting conditions, covering three times the mileage we do, retrieving on land and in icy water. They are why I became a hunter, and everyone I ask tells me the reason they go hunting is to watch-admire-revel in their dog’s work. Your admiration goes even deeper, as evidenced by your fantastic images in the “Fiocchi Friends” photo con-test – they are portraits of determination, loyalty, persever-ance … and a little bit of clown. What does all of this have to do with ammunition? When I finally get a shot, I want to make it count because to my dog it’s all about getting to “fetch!” He deserves a reward for his hard work, and a bird in his mouth is the ultimate payback. You know exactly what I mean, don’t you? For my television series Wingshooting USA, I’ve hunted in 23 states, over 200 different dogs of a dozen varied breeds. I’ve shot pheasants, three kinds of quail, three grouse spe-cies, chukars, Hungarian Partridge and woodcock. And if you watch my show, you know I need all the help I can get with my shooting. That’s why I put my trust in Fiocchi am-munition, specifically Golden Pheasant, no matter what I’m shooting at or where. I shoot more confidently knowing the ballistics, consistent pellet shape and overall performance are helping put birds on the ground for my dog. Read the rest of this catalog to learn more about how. But trust me, when the cameras are rolling and the dogs are going the extra mile, Fiocchi am-munition is the best insurance policy for putting birds in the bag. We are both happier at the end of the day: dogs sleeping the sleep of the innocent, legs twitching on a dream hunt, nails clicking against the crate. And me reliving it all with good friends around a crackling fire.

O n a d re am hu nt .I love my hunting dogs. As the saying goes, “The more people I meet, the more I like my dogs.” I’ll bet you feel pretty much the same way.

Scott Linden - Creator/host - Wingshooting USA

No, it’s not all about a full game vest. But as Ortega y Gas-sett said: “One does not hunt in order to kill; on the con-trary, one kills in order to have hunted.” At some point, we need to connect – a good shot, definitely. But the linkages go deeper: to our dog … fellow hunters … the natural world … and ultimately, to our tribe who we help feed with our harvest. I answer thousands of questions every year from my TV fans. Often they ask about ammunition and my answer is unequivocally, boringly, consistent: Fiocchi Golden Pheas-ant. Any gauge, any specie, in any state, whether I’m hunt-ing with my wirehairs or a field-bred cocker, it is my go-to ammunition. That’s how we get to “fetch.”

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I have had the priviledge of owning many dogs since my childhood. From Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Great Danes, chubby Bulldogs to happy and extremely smart rescue pups, I have been blessed as a kid thanks to my parents by many furry friends (including cats, crows and a wild boar!). This had a huge impact on me, it made me a more responsible and compassionate human. Dogs, and generi-cally pets, bring love and more balance to a family. In times where so many values have been lost to the frenetic lifestyle of this new century, dogs provide a moment of peace in my everyday life. They help me connect with my roots, with my surroundings; when I walk with a dog in the woods, I feel every smell, see every detail more clearly, I never feel alone. Your dog is not only a pet or a workdog, it is a friend, capable of bringing harmony in the life of all of your family, from your small kid, to your mysterious teen. Sometimes people do not give the dog the respect we owe it as a thou-sand year old wolf that chose to live by our side. This yearly contest is important to me as it helps reminding us all of the greatness of this bond and of all the value it brings to individuals and families alike. Treat your pets with love and respect and it is amazing what you can achieve with them. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to peak in a window of your life through the pictures you send of your beloved dogs.

The winners of this edition of “Fiocchi Friends” are:

Margie Barlow Robert Warner Bob Henke Frank Hecker Paul Mann Donny Cicotte Rod Mayer Troy Wojtaszek Craig Jones Cadyn McCoy Faith MacLaren Lisa Warner Mike Self

Congratulations to all the winners! Thank you again for sharing your pictures with us!

How p e t s b a l an c e ou r l i fe .When I walk with a dog in the woods, I feel every smell, see every detail more clearly, I never feel alone.

by Carlotta Fiocchi

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OFFICERS PERSPECTIVE O CONCEALED CARRYALL ACTION SHOTGUNNERS

As a veteran police officer and current pro-fessional shooter, I have a unique view of the concealed carry issue. Do I think the general public is safer with more guns on the street? Why should I carry? What should I carry? How should I carry it? These are all questions I field on a regular basis. Carrying a defen-sive weapon is a very personal decision. Con-sider the following and it may give you some food for thought.

An off icers p ersp e ctive on conceale d c arr y

“Don’t forget to add a flashlight to your ‘tool box’. When we are talking about deadly force situations, it’s imperative that you can see what you are shooting at. A light can also be a deterrent in and of itself. “

Dianna Muller

Why should I carry? During 22 years in law enforcement, I’ve wit-nessed the worst that humanity can serve up. Just because I haven’t been a victim of this crime or that crime, I have responded to countless calls where victims have been con-fronted with evil. I’ve seen the devastation, the vulnerability, the terror that comes with a critical incident. Not one of them ‘expected’ to become a victim that day. It just happens.

Choosing to carry a firearm is more like choosing to wear a seatbelt. You don’t get into the car and put your seatbelt on hoping or ex-pecting to get into a crash, you just recognize the possibility and prepare accordingly. Of-ficers have a saying that we are only minutes away….when seconds count!

How should I carry?This is the where the decision becomes per-sonal. It will take a process of trial and er-ror to find exactly what you like/prefer. My personal favorite is a ‘sticky holster’ in an appendix carry position. Although we can agree that on the body carry is safer and fast-er to deploy, sometimes that is not always an option. The market is responding to the in-creased interest in concealed carry and there is a plethora of alternative options. Compa-nies are coming out with full lines of designer quality purses that have designated compart-ments.

When considering a purse or a bag, recognize the biggest negative is the possibility of losing control of your bag. That’s why it’s import-ant to select a bag or purse with not only a concealed, but a truly ‘hidden’ compartment. If you purse falls into the hands of an unap-proved person, aka thief or child, they will most likely rummage through the top, take valuables and ditch the purse. If you can find the firearm compartment from the primary access point, then odds are a bag guy may as well!

It can be a hassle to choose to carry and it’s a huge responsibility, but it’s worth the effort if and when you are face to face with a bad sit-uation. With the right set up, you don’t have to sacrifice comfort or convenience.

What should I carry?This is probably the most frequently asked question. Some of the issues at hand are the size and experience level of the person, and the design of the firearm.

Smaller stature people, like women, have a more difficult time concealing a firearm on their person. Furthermore, the inexpe-rienced shooter may make the mistake of thinking a small, light-weight gun is a good choice for a smaller, lighter framed person. This is not true! A larger, full sized gun with more weight actually absorbs and helps off-set the recoil. A smaller/lighter gun recoils more violently. If a gun recoils violently, it’s not comfortable or controllable. The shooter will likely suffer in their accuracy, possibly create bad habits like flinching or it may even turn them off completely to shooting. Another issue with small firearms is that they have different angles on the grip and they may naturally set your front sight too high upon full extension. All of these reasons make it a good idea for you to ‘try before you buy’. Many large ranges have a good selection of rental guns. You can also use social media to inquire from your immediate circle and they will most likely let you give theirs a try!Don’t forget to add a flashlight to your ‘tool box’. When we are talking about deadly force situations, it’s imperative that you can see what you are shooting at. A light can also be a deterrent in and of itself.

Given the current events of today’s society, it’s more important than ever to consider carry-ing a defensive firearm. Do I think more guns in the hands of citizens make the country saf-er? You bet. There is an obvious caveat. Guns in the hands of GOOD GUYS makes every-one safer. If you choose to carry, your life and your family’s lives are worth the effort to find the right firearm, the right carry system, and the right training. If you have any questions, you can message me at Dianna Muller 3 gun on Facebook! #keepcalmandcarryon

When I think of Fiocchi shotshells, the first thing I think of is the word “Champion”. A person who has defeated or surpassed all ri-vals in a competition. That is exactly what their comprehensive line of shotshells, de-signed for 3-gun competition represents. All of the 3G+JM competition shotshells share the following features. A rim design that is manufactured to very close tolerances, which insures dependable feeding and extraction. Powder and primer combinations that result in dependable function with minimal recoil, along with less fouling and smoke. The wad-ding selection on each load contributes to less recoil and predictable shot patterns. And top it all off with a well defined crimp that allows for fast and consistent reloading.

First off their 3G+JM 7/8 ounce 12 gauge slug, at 1300 fps, is about the most perfect loading for the application that I have ever used. The 1300 fps velocity allows for a flat trajectory and the 7/8 ounce weight of the slug contributes to low recoil. This load works great in just about all gas and recoil operated shotguns. The wad design allows the wad to travel to the target attached to the slug. This feature alone allows a greater level of accuracy in a larger variety of 12 gauge bore sizes and choke combinations.

The most outstanding feature of the 3G+JM slug is the red coating. This coating allows for minimal leading of the bore. It also results in a drastic reduction in airborne lead, which means less smoke. When shooting rapid fire many shotshells produce so much smoke that the view of the targets is obscured. Fiocchi’s proprietary red coating on their competition slugs alleviates this hazard. Also, the clear hull and red slug allows the shooter to instant-

Al l action shotgunnersI am proud to have been able to consult with the Fiocchi team dur-ing the development of these loads and highly recommend them to all action shotgunner.

Jerry Miculek

ly identify the slug load. This is an important feature in competitions that require shooters to shoot different types of loads, such as bird-shot, buckshot, and slugs, all during one sin-gle stage of fire.

Next up is the 3G+JM 12 guage, 9 pellet, buckshot load. The velocity is 1250 fps, which works great in most gas and recoil operated shotguns. Again, the clear hull allows for the proper identification of the load. The buck-shot pellets are nickel plated and ride inside of a protective wad. These two features result in a extraordinarily predictable patterns with few flyer, which is very important in competi-tions where no-shoot targets are in very close proximity to shoot targets.

My favorite birdshot is the 3G+JM 1 ounce, 1150 fps, 12 gauge load. This load consist of 1 ounce of high antimony shot, which deforms less when fired. This insures great shot pat-terns. Probably my best kept secret, this load provides low recoil and enough lead to con-quer any 3-gun stage. I absolutely love this load and it works flawlessly in my gas operat-ed JM 930 Mossberg shotgun. However, for those of you with Magnum gas operated shot-guns or recoil operated shotguns, you might require a heavier load to insure proper func-tion. Fiocchi provides this option with their 3G+JM 1 1/8 ounce, 1250 fps, high antimony shot, 12 gauge load. Fiocchi USA is the first ammunition company to offer a full line of shotshells taylored specif-ically for the needs of the Action Shotgun and 3-Gun sports. I am proud to have been able to consult with the Fiocchi team during the development of these loads and highly recom-mend them to all action shotgunner.


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C enterfire Rif leLeaning on our experience fulfilling military and law enforcement con-tracts around the world Fiocchi understands the importance of reliable performance when utilizing these modern firearms.

In 2018 Fiocchi of America wil l of fer a wide array of loadings with only the highest quality components loaded to our specific performance standards in our Centerfire Rif le lineup. As a family owned company made up of hunters, sport shooters, military veterans, former law enforcement off icers, and just plain f irearms ent husia s t s we f i nd it pa ra mou nt to of fer high qua l it y opt ions in a l l segments of the ma rket . You w i l l see t h is com mit ment to quality throughout our Centerfire Rif le line of ammunition.

By pa r t ner ing w it h some of A mer ica’s top component manufacturers Fiocchi of America has been able to capita l ize on our over than 14 0 ye a rs of load i ng , a nd ma nu fac t u r i ng expertise to deliver the highest quality rounds for unmatched value to the American shooter. Sourcing specialized components from industry partners such as Barnes, and Sierra have allowed us to match our precision and efficiency in the loading process with their projectiles proven performance for a multitude of applications.

Fiocchi of A mer ica has a lso commit ted to of fer ing the American r i f leman the widest selection of calibers yet.

With considerable investments in our Ozark Missouri faci l ity, and the assistance of our Italian manufacturing plants we have expanded our production capacity, and f lexibility so that we may continue to load the highest quality rif le ammunition across the widest array of calibers to date. From varmint and small game calibers like 204 Ruger, al l the way up to 300

Winchester Magnum for large game or long-range competition shooting we feel we have your centerfire rif le needs covered.

Moder n Spor t i ng R i f le shooters w i l l a l so f ind the reliable, consistent, accurate, clean ammunition their rif les love as well. Offering options for high volume training, self-defense, as well as precision match rounds Fiocchi of America has ta ken t he t ime to address t he needs of the Modern Sport ing r i f le shooter thoroughly.

Leaning on our experience fulfilling military and law enforcement contracts around t he world Fiocchi understands the importance of reliable performance when uti lizing these modern firearms. Whether you are more of the Eugene Stoner persuasion, a fan of the roller lock firearms, or you fancy yourself a Kalashnikov you will find that we have engineered the right ammunition for your needs.

In 2018 Fiocchi of America wi l l continue to ref ine our process , improve our ef f iciency, and innovate new ways to deliver the highest quality ammunition to the United States market. This has been a commitment that has served us wel l for over 30 years in America and we will continue to pursue the goal of serving the American rif leman with the highest quality ammunition available.


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“As a professional 3-Gun shooter, accura-cy, and reliability are everything, especially when it comes to your rifle game. It wasn’t until 2015 that I first learned about Fiocchi’s incredible line of Rifle Ammunition. I was immediately impressed by its accuracy and reliability. After extensive testing in practice and competition, and 3 years of continuous shooting, it has never let me down.

Some of my personal favorites are the 50 Grain V-Max 223 from the Extrema Line for targets 300 yards in and the 69 Grain Sierra Match King 223 from the Exacta line for be-yond 300. The 50 Gr. V-Max is flat and soft shooting, and exceptionally accurate! The 69 Gr. Sierra Match King is my long range target slayer that I can always count on! It is my opinion that Fiocchi is the best ammuni-tion on the market.”

I will have an opportunity to get an even better rifle portrait for you with my jersey prominently showing FIOCCHI tomorrow. I realized that every damn photo is a group photo or old or something is in the way block-ing the words.

Heather Miller

I came across Fiocchi’s line of rifle ammuni-tion fairly recently; however it did not take long for it to earn the title of my go to ammo. Right off the bat I was impressed by the con-sistent accuracy I was getting with their so called “entry level” ammo.

While testing it through my chronograph I was getting insanely consistent results across all the ammo I shot. I’m at the point now where if I need to test out a new barrel or test the reliability of a gun, I’ll only run Fiocchi through it.

Because of the thousands of rounds of Fiocchi rifle ammo I’ve shot, I know that if there’s a failure, it is not the ammo’s fault. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this ammo to anyone!

Ryan Miller

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300 Black Out

300BLKC 300 Black Out 150 FMJ BT 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

300BARD1 300 Black Out 150 FMJ BT 100 50 10 Range Dynamics

300M1

30M1CA 30M1 Carbine 110 FMJ 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

308 Winchester

308A 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

308FA 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT 180 20 9 Shooting Dynamics Field Box

308ARD 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT 100 20 9 Range Dynamics

Stock # Caliber Bullet Weight Bullet Type Per case Per box Bx per Case Line

223 Remington

223A 223 Remington 55 FMJ BT 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

223C 223 Remington 62 FMJ BT 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

223ARD 223 Remington 55 FMJ BT 200 50 4 Range Dynamics

223ARD10 223 Remington 55 FMJ BT 100 50 4 Range Dynamics

223CRD 223 Remington 62 FMJ BT 200 50 4 Range Dynamics

223SFNT 223 Remington 45 Frangible Lead Free 1000 50 20 Frangible


30-06 Springfield

3006A 30-06 Springfield 150 FMJ BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

7.62x39mm

762SOVA 762 x 39 mm 124 FMJ 1000 20 50 Shooting Dynamics


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Range and Training Rif le Ammunition With five generations of experience and state of the art technolo-gy we have been able to achieve a very rare combination of perfor-mance and price.

Whether you going for a day at the local club with family and friends, practicing for your next competition, or headed to a training course to develop your skills you want reliable, consistent, and affordable ammunition. Fioc-chi of America offers superior quality ammu-nition at the most reasonable price, giving you the highest value ratio available for your hard earned money. Fiocchi of America’s Shooting Dynamics Cen-terfire Rifle ammunition offers the American shooter cost effective options that utilize the finest components available. With five genera-

tions of experience and state of the art technol-ogy we have been able to achieve a very rare combination of performance and price. High volume shooters appreciate this, and we strive to match the passion and dedication to their craft by never compromising our quality stand-ards, and constantly improving our efficiency. With offerings in the most popular calibers with various bullet configurations designed for the most intense training scenarios, Fiocchi of America’s Shooting Dynamics rifle ammuni-tion fulfils all of your range and training needs.

CF RIFLE MATCH TARGET CF RIFLE MATCH TARGET

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C enter f i re R i f l e Matc h Tar g e t Am mu n it i on This ammunition delivers hit after hit when accuracy is paramount. As your targets move further out or simply become smaller you can depend on Fiocchi of America.

Ranging in caliber from 223 Remington to 300 Winchester Magnum, Fiocchi of America’s Ex-acta Rifle Match line of ammunition delivers the consistency and accuracy that long-range/precision shooters demand. Built to function with impeccable accuracy on an incredibly consistent basis the Exacta match rifle ammu-nition is suitable for use in all long range shoot-ing systems. Featuring the highest quality pro-jectiles with superior ballistic coefficients like

Sierra Match King hollow point boat tails and the SST boat tail, the most consistent burning powders, precision cases and reliable primers this ammunition delivers hit after hit when accuracy is paramount. As your targets move further out or simply become smaller you can depend on Fiocchi of America’s Exacta match line to deliver proven performance and repeat-able results.

243 Winchester

243HSB 243 Winchester 95 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

243SPD 243 Winchester 100 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

6.5 x 55 Swedish

65HSA 6.5 X 55 Swedish 140 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308 Winchester

308MKB 308 Winchester 168 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308MKC 308 Winchester 180 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308MKD 308 Winchester 175 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA


30-06 Springfield

3006MKB 30-06 Springfield 168 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

3006MKD 30-06 Springfield 180 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

300 Winchester Magnum

300WMMKE 300 Win - Mag 190 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

223 Remington

223MKC 223 Remington 69 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

223MKD 223 Remington 77 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

7mm - 08 Rem.

7MM08HSA 7mm. - 08 Remington 139 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA



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Me d iu m Si z e G am eFiocchi of America has mastered that recipe with our offerings designed to take medium sized game.


Hunting medium sized game can offer unique challenges. It requires skill and precision that when matched in the right proportions result in a very rewarding hunt. Fiocchi of America has mastered that recipe with our offerings designed to take medium sized game. Wheth-

270 Winchester


270SPB 270 Winchester 130 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

270SPE 270 Winchester 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

270TTSX 270 Winchester 130 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 200 20 10 EXTREMA LEADLESS

New! 270SCA 270 Winchester 130 Scirocco II 200 20 10 EXTREMA

er it be that massive white tail buck you have been tracking over the last two seasons, an antelope across the field or a feral hog, you can count on Fiocchi’s proven track record of performance to deliver the right ammunition for the task at hand.

243 Winchester


243SPD 243 Winchester 100 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

243TTSX 243 Winchester 80 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

25-06 Rem

2506B 25-06 Remington 117 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

2506HSA 25-06 Remington 117 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

7mm Remington Magnum

7RMA 7mm Rem-Mag 139 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

7RMHSA 7mm Rem-Mag 154 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

7RMSCA 7mm Rem-Mag 150 Swift Scirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA

New! 7REMMSCA 7mm Rem-Mag 150 Scirocco II 200 20 10 EXTREMA

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308 Winchester

308HSA 308 Winchester 150 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308HSC 308 Winchester 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308GKB 308 Winchester 165 Sierra Game King HPBT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308B 308 Winchester 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

308C 308 Winchester 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

308D 308 Winchester 165 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

308TTSX 308 Winchester 168 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 200 20 10 EXTREMA LEADLESS

New! 308SCA 308 Winchester 150 Scirocco II 200 20 10 EXTREMA

7mm - 08 Rem.

7MM08B 7mm. - 08 Remington 139 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

7MM08HSA 7mm. - 08 Remington 139 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA


30-06 Springfield

3006HSA 30-06 Springfield 150 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

3006HSC 30-06 Springfield 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

3006GKB 30-06 Springfield 165 Sierra Game King HPBT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

3006B 30-06 Springfield 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3006C 30-06 Springfield 165 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3006D 30-06 Springfield 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3006TTSX 30-06 Springfield 168 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 200 20 10 EXTREMA LEADLESS

New! 3006SCA 30-06 Springfield 165 Scirocco II 200 20 10 EXTREMA


300WMA 300 Win - Mag 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

300WMB 300 Win - Mag 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

300WMHSA 300 Win - Mag 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

New! 3006WMSCA 300 Win - Mag 180 Scirocco II 200 20 10 EXTREMA

30-30 Winchester

3030B 30-30 Winchester 150 FSP 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3030C 30-30 Winchester 170 FSP 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

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Var m i nt Hu nti ng Am mu n it i onFrom 204 Ruger up to 243 Winchester Fiocchi offers a full list of varmint hunting caliber options.

Varmint hunting requires precision and accu-racy not seen in many other disciplines. From prairie dogs to coyotes and everything in be-tween, Fiocchi of America brings those quali-ties to bear in our centerfire rifle ammunition designed for the specific purpose of varmint hunting. From 204 Ruger up to 243 Winches-

222 Remington

222HVA 222 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

223 Remington

223HVA50 223 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT 1000 50 20 EXTREMA

223HVB50 223 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT 1000 50 20 EXTREMA

223VGNT 223 Remington 50 50 grs .Barnes Varmint Grenade 500 50 10 EXTREMA LEADLESS

223FHVA 223 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT 200 50 4 EXTREMA - Field Box

223FHVB 223 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT 200 50 4 EXTREMA - Field Box

22-250 Remington

22250HVB 22-250 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

22250HVD 22-250 Remington 55 Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

22250B 22-250 Remington 55 FB 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics


243 Winchester

243SPB 243 Winchester 70 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

204 Ruger

204HVA 204 Ruger 32 Polymer Tip BT 1000 50 20 EXTREMA

204HVB 204 Ruger 40 Polymer Tip BT 1000 50 20 EXTREMA


L ar g e G am eFiocchi ammunition gives the large game hunter a plethora of options that they can match with their rifle.

270 Winchester

270HSB 270 Winchester 150 SST Ploymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308 Winchester

308HSC 308 Winchester 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308C 308 Winchester 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

New! 308SCA 308 Winchester 150 Swift Scirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA

30-06 Sprinfield

3006HSC 30-06 Springfield 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

3006GKB 30-06 Springfield 165 Sierra Game King HPBT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

3006C 30-06 Springfield 165 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3006D 30-06 Springfield 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

3006TTSX 30-06 Springfield 168 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free 200 20 10 EXTREMA LEADLESS

New! 3006SCA 30-06 Springfield 165 Swift Scirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA

Large game animals such as moose, elk, and bear require specific loads for your rifle to en-sure you make the most of your hunt. These hunts often require much more time, energy, much more of a financial commitment, and are more rare. With all that in mind Fiocchi of America has engineered line of ammunition

to match your commitment. Composed of the highest quality components available our am-munition gives the large game hunter a pleth-ora of options that they can match with their rifle to give the highest probability of success on a hunt of a lifetime.

ter Fiocchi offers a full list of varmint hunting caliber options. Using precision casings loaded with the most consistent clean burning pow-ders, reliable primers, and the top performing projectiles Fiocchi of America delivers the per-formance you will need on your next varmint hunt.


300WMA 300 Win - Mag 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

300WMB 300 Win - Mag 180 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

300WMHSA 300 Win - Mag 180 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

New! 300WMSCA 300 Win - Mag 180 Swift Scirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA

7mm Remington Magnum

7RMHSA 7mm Rem-Mag 154 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

7RMSCA 7mm Rem-Mag 150 Swift Scirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA


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We only want the best to protect our loved ones, our communities, and ourselves.

Some of us are issued a rifle or carbine for the protection of our communities in our pro-fessional lives, others prefer them to defend our homes and loved ones, and some of us fall into both of those categories. Regardless of which one of these groups you may fall into, one thing is certain, we only want the best to protect our loved ones, our communities, and ourselves. Fiocchi of America firmly believes


223 Remington

223MKC 223 Remington 69 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

223MKD 223 Remington 77 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

223B 223 Remington 55 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

223HVA50 223 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT 1000 50 20 EXTREMA

300 Blackout

300BLKHA 300 Black Out 125 SST 300BLK-Spec FB 500 25 20 EXTREMA

308 Winchester

308MKB 308 Winchester 168 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308MKC 308 Winchester 180 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308MKD 308 Winchester 175 Sierra Match King HPBT 200 20 10 EXACTA

308HSA 308 Winchester 150 SST Polymer Tip BT 200 20 10 EXTREMA

308B 308 Winchester 150 Interlock BT 200 20 10 Shooting Dynamics

New! 308SCA 308 Winchester 150 Swift SCirocco II BTS 200 20 10 EXTREMA

in producing only the highest quality, most reliable, consistent performing ammunition; and this is never truer than when the task at hand is one that requires no compromise. The Fiocchi family takes this awesome re-sponsibility to heart, that is why you can rest assured that the ammunition you choose to protect your family with will have our Family name on the box, Fiocchi.

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pioneered the first Short Barreled Rifles (SBRs) in history. Plains or “Hawken” rifles featuring shorter barrels to accommodate horsemen and smaller calibers targeting medium size game, followed shortly. Pis-tols were still used for close combat or as a last ditch weapon. Cross country wagon trains and eventually railroads brought the latest innovations in firearms from the east coast. Frontiersmen and Guns That Forged a Nation

If the Kentucky rifle had a weakness, it was the same as the pistols of the day: they were single shot and slow to load and fire. While a competent rifleman could get off two to three aimed shots in a minute, shooting at a greater rate caused hurried and inac-curate shots. As a result, gunsmiths de-veloped the percussion cap system and ultimately, the fully enclosed metallic car-tridge. At first, single rifle cartridges were loaded manually, one at a time. Eliminat-ing muzzle loading steps helped, but there had to be a better method. Along came re-volvers such as the Colt Navy percussion pistol of 1851 and the Smith & Wesson Model 1. The Model 1 (1857) was Smith & Wesson’s first revolver and utilized a ro-tating cylinder holding seven .22 rimfire cartridges and it became the first in a long, successful line of martial and commercial revolvers produced by the company. The idea of the single shot muff gun or derrin-ger was short lived and quickly gave way to firearms featuring greater capacity. This concept thrives today as manufacturers attempt maximize cylinder and magazine capacity for self-defense.Shotguns, which had been around since the late 1700s, were used sparingly dur-ing the Civil War and only then, by cav-

discovered the cold, damp New England climate was not conducive to reliable per-formance. Additionally, parts broke under heavy use and no spares were to be found. Thus, early colonial gunsmiths sought to replace antiquated designs and improve upon early flintlocks.

In the early 1700s, German gunsmiths im-migrating to Pennsylvania pioneered the concept of mating a larger stock to a longer rifled barrel, which greatly improved ac-curacy. Coupled with the reliability of the flintlock ignition system, the Pennsylva-nia or Kentucky rifle was born and served early hunters and soldiers for nearly 100 years with few changes. So effective was the design that it served as the primary battle rifle in the French and Indian War, the American Revolution, and the War of 1812.

In his 1924 book, The Kentucky Rifle, Cap-tain John G. W. Dillin said: “an unknown smith … fashioned a rifle which changed the whole course of world history; made possible the settlement of a continent; and ultimately freed our country of foreign domination… (it was) fatally precise; dis-tinctly American….”

As explorers moved further west, carbine versions with shorter barrels and stocks became necessary to effectively navigate thick brush, rivers, and streams. In the ear-ly 1800s, the Lewis and Clark Expedition relied on rifles with barrels shortened by six to eight inches. In effect, the explorers

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Gun ownership is an intricate part of the fabric of the American way of life. From the wheellock rifle at Plymouth Rock to modern semiautomatic rifles, firearms ownership has embodied the deepest held tenets of the ideology of “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.” Once deemed suitable only for military applications, AR-15s are now owned by millions of hunters, plinkers, and sportsmen. Although ear-ly census statistics show firearm owner-ship was relatively rare, each generation of American firearm owners has looked at the past and carried forward lessons learned. These changes in mindset fueled advancements in technology, developed new platforms, and resulted in widespread acceptance of firearms by the public. The historical journey has been exciting and interesting at every turn, and it will con-tinue with future generations.

Early Settlers and Guns That Mapped the Frontier

As early settlers set out in search of reli-gious freedom, they realized the ability to protect themselves from predator animals and potentially hostile indigenous peoples was second only to their being able to feed the colony. John Alden, a barrel maker, wasn’t a soldier; he was a citizen just like you and I. But, his .66-caliber wheellock was likely one of a cadre of guns includ-ing other wheellocks, smoothbore mus-kets, snaphaunces (early flintlocks), and possibly pistols brought ashore from the Mayflower. He and the colonists soon

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alry units. Although they were attractive for close quarters combat on naval ships and from horseback, the percussion fir-ing mechanism and single- or double-shot capacity was undesirable for sustained engagement with the enemy. Single shot shotguns, with longer barrels, were favora-ble for sportsmen for “birding.” Thus, the role of the shotgun remained limited for another 50 years. Responding to the need for a rifle with a greater rate of fire while maintaining ac-curacy, Christopher Spencer developed the Spencer Model 1860. Utilizing a fall-ing-block design featuring a lever which doubled as a trigger and a buttstock load-ing seven round tubular magazines, the Model 1860 was capable of firing between 20 and 30 rounds per minute. The U.S. Army ordered 100,000 rifles in 1863 mak-ing it the first magazine fed repeating rifle adopted for military use. Before the war, there were approximately 250,000 firearms in America. By the end of the war, mass production materialized and the U.S. and Confederate armies purchased millions of guns which soldiers were allowed to take home after hostilities subsided. This repre-sented the first time in history a majority of the American population was armed.

Cowboys and Guns That Won the West During Reconstruction, Americans turned their attention westward. While the Rem-ington Rolling Block with a rate of fire of 12 to 15 rounds per minute was considered the best single shot of its time. However, technology was changing. The invention of smokeless powder sparked a flurry of new designs in both rifles and pistols.

cartridges, the 1894 was designed with a sturdier frame to be used with the newly created Winchester Center Fire smokeless cartridge (.30 WCF). The rifle held car-tridges in a tube mounted under the barrel and capacity varied by length. The design proved versatile and effective for hunting, self-defense, and waging war. Eventually, 7 million of the rifles would be sold and today you would be hard pressed to find a gun enthusiast who has not held, owned, or fired a Model 1894.

Crooks, Cops, and Guns That Fought Crime The Depression brought out the worst in some and the role of larger than life ce-lebrity criminal was born. In their quests to evade capture by police, a Who’s Who of criminals such as John Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd, Ma Barker, Baby Face Nelson, and Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, took up arms as crooks and cops endeavored to outgun each other.Clyde Barrow was typical of the criminal element’s thinking of the day. After being gifted several .30-caliber Browning Auto-matic Rifles (BAR) by an associate, Bar-row quickly became enamored with its rate of fire, ability to penetrate automobile sheet metal, and capacity of its 20 round detachable box magazine. The BAR was extremely effective against law enforce-ment officers armed only with revolvers, light rifles, and shotguns; so Barrow began targeting National Guard Armories to ac-quire additional examples. In addition to the BAR, his gang favored, among others, the Colt Model 1903 semiautomatic pistol in .32-caliber and the Remington Model 11 shotgun. Other criminals followed suit and obtained the most lethal firearms they could find.

Shotguns came into vogue in the 1880s.

They were not as popular as rifles due to their limited effective range and capaci-ty, but found a unique niche among stage coach and bank guards because of their point and shoot capability in close quar-ters. It is alleged that legendary lawman Doc Holliday’s only confirmed kill was with a short barreled shotgun. Nonethe-less, shotguns would not move into wide-spread use until the invention of the pump and semi-automatics versions around the turn of the century. Rifles however, contin-ued to be popular with consumers. Building upon the company’s 1866 “Yellow Boy” and 1873 “Gun That Won the West” designs, John Moses Browning developed lever action rifles models for Winchester in 1886 and 1892. But, the Model 1894 was his signature success. While prior mod-els were designed to utilize pistol caliber

In 1873, Americans were introduced to the Colt Single Action Army (SAA) revolver. Building on the success of the Model 1851 Navy, Colt designed the “Peacemaker” to function with the metallic self-contained cartridge in .45 Colt caliber. Although it had to be loaded manually via a “loading gate,” the pistol afforded shooters six shots as fast as the hammer could be cocked and dropped. A gun for everyman, the “Peace-maker” was carried by soldiers, lawmen, outlaws, and frontier ranchers. So versatile was the pistol, it has the distinction of hav-ing been carried by cavalrymen at Little Big Horn, soldiers in the Philippines, Wy-att Earp at the O.K. Corral, and Lt. George S. Patton in pursuit of the bandit Pancho Villa in Mexico. The Colt SAA is still in use today in the hands of thousands of Cow-boy Action Shooters.

At the end of the 19th century, most Law Enforcement departments did not recog-nize the value of standardization of issued firearms. This changed in 1896 when Po-lice Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt ordered 4,500 Colt Police revolvers cham-bered in .32 Colt. Roosevelt’s vision was timeless. Training on a single platform could now be accomplished and stand-ardization of ammunition represented thinking that was ahead of its time. As the Depression deepened, crime spread and agencies at all levels found themselves fac-ing criminals with superior arms. By ne-cessity they were forced to reconsider the contents of their armories. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover mandated the purchase of and training with shoulder fired automatic weapons including BARs and Thompson machineguns. In doing so, Hoover fore-shadowed a trend: ensuring officers had capabilities equal to or greater than their criminal counterparts. Law Enforcement learned the value of being prepared for dif-ferent situations. Today, it is not uncom-mon for a patrol officer to respond to a call with a pistol on his belt, a shotgun in a rack, and an automatic rifle in the trunk of his patrol vehicle. War and America’s Citizen Soldiers At the Battle of San Juan Hill during the Spanish American War, 750 Spanish troops sporting Mauser Model 1893 rifles delayed the advance of 15,000 American troops. Afterward, the U.S. Army decid-ed to develop a replacement for the aging Krag-Jorgensen rifle. The Springfield Mod-el 1903 bolt action rifle was born and was later paired with the Colt Model of 1911 pistol during World War I. After the war, Springfield, Colt, Smith & Wesson, and other manufacturers turned their attention

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of the Vietnam War.The 1911 proved to be an effective second-ary weapon in WWI but in the run up to WWII, Colt’s production efforts could not keep up with the demand. As a result, Colt licensed production to Union Switch and Signal, Remington Rand, and Singer with varying degrees quality and timely pro-duction. By 1941, Singer was barely able to meet their production goals and only produced 500 pistols. These are among the rarest martial small arms and are coveted by collectors. Colt and its contractors pro-duced nearly 2.7 million 1911s for the U.S. Army, Navy and Marines over a 75 years period. In the 1980s, the 1911a1 was re-placed by the Beretta M9 in the U.S. Army inventory. Despite its 100-year old pedi-gree, the 1911a1 remains a popular choice for plinking and self-defense today. Modern Law Enforcement, Military, and Consumer Usage Teddy Roosevelt’s 1896 practice of stand-ardized arms, ammunition, and training became widespread over the next 100 years. Despite the wartime and commer-cial success of the Model 1911 and other semiautomatics, most departments relied on the revolver as their service weapon of choice. However, in 1967 the Illinois State Police adopted the Smith & Wesson Model 39 semiautomatic pistol. This represented the first time a major Law Enforcement agency issued anything other than a re-volver as a service weapon. Many depart-ments were reluctant to change due to the weight of the all-steel firearms and fully loaded magazines, but the introduction of the polymer framed Glock 17 in 1982 changed that mindset. In a short time, the Glock 17 and its sister models captured 65% of the American Law Enforcement

the Model 1903A4’s bolt action design was conducive to aimed fire and was designat-ed as a sniper rifle. The M1903 was phased out at the end of WWII but the M1 went on to serve in Korea and the early stages of the Vietnam War before being replaced by the M-14 and later, M-16 rifles. The M1 was extremely accurate and is still used by enthusiasts in vintage matches today.

In addition to the success of the M1 and M1903, shotguns, revolvers, and semiau-tomatic pistols were utilized on the battle-field. Although six different models were approved for use by the U.S. Army, a pair of Winchesters, the Model 1897 and Mod-el 1912, were the most widely adopted. The M97 was traditionally shorter and could be affixed with a bayonet. Both were based on Browning designs and evolved into formi-dable hunting firearms after the war. The M12, like the Garand, was utilized by the military in Korea and into the early stages

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to developing firearms for the consumer market. Smith and Wesson introduced a number of new firearms which, most no-tably, were the K-22 and .357 Magnum ca-liber revolvers. Meanwhile, Colt continued to perfect its Model 1911 into the 1911a1 configuration. General George S. Patton called it, “the greatest battle implement ever devised.” Its official designation is: U.S. Rifle, Caliber 30, M1, but you probably know it as the M1 Garand. The M1 moved into service in 1936 becoming the first semiautomatic rifle in the U.S. armory. It was slated as a replacement to the Springfield Model 1903 but due to wartime needs, both were built and used throughout the war. The M1 fea-tured a John Browning designed action and was fed by an eight round ‘en bloc’ clip which automatically ejected with a dis-tinctive ‘ping’ after the last shot. Although technically inferior to the M1’s rate of fire,

market and was used by police and mili-tary in 48 countries. The American military has traditional-ly consisted of highly skilled marksmen. Based on its success in Vietnam and other conflicts around the world, the M-16 be-came a stalwart of Police and SWAT teams. Available in a variety of barrel, rail, stock, and optic configurations, the M-16 and its variants are suited for breaching doors and clearing hallways, long range sniping, and everything in between. The platform liter-ally offers something for every application. Just as with the lever action rifles of the American West, the M-16 is chambered in a myriad of calibers to meet specific needs. In 1985 the Beretta M9 replaced the ag-ing 1911a1 as the sidearm of choice for all branches of the U.S. military. Throughout its 30 year tenure, the M9 received a luke-warm response from servicemen based on performance and reliability testing. The pistol remained largely unchanged until 2006 when a Picatinny rail was added to accommodate lights and lasers. By 2012, the Marines conducted trials and decid-ed to move back to the 1911a1 platform and they awarded Colt’s Defense a con-tract based in its Rail Gun. The Colt’s M45 USMC pistol incorporated upgrades stem-ming from demand in the consumer mar-ket: better grips, improved sights, ambi-dextrous controls, National Match barrels, and increased magazine capacity. In early 2017, 1,000 of the USMC pistols were de-commissioned due to faulty frame finish-es and returned to Colt’s under warranty. These were sold via auction representing the first time martial pistols were sold to the general public since the 1960s. Few in numbers and denoted by an “X” through the USMC initials on the slide, these pis-

training. From 2013 to 2016 the number of individuals seeking training increased from 750,000 to over 1 million.

Firearms have been interwoven in the tap-estry of America since its inception. From settling the first colonies to blazing trails across the Great Plains and Rocky Moun-tains to the Pacific Ocean, early Americans carried with them God, guts, and guns to sustain them and help forge a great nation. Today’s Gun Culture is steeped in these centuries old traditions as well as legal and Constitutional protections. Political scientist Robert Spitzer said, “the modern American gun culture is founded on three factors: the proliferation of firearms since the earliest days of the nation, the con-nection between personal ownership of weapons and the country’s revolutionary and frontier history, and the cultural my-thology regarding the gun in the frontier and in modern life.” As the saying goes, an armed society is a polite society. As a result, the Founding Fathers would likely be pleased with how we as a nation have evolved in protecting the 2nd Amendment which provides protections for all of the other Amendments.

tols are highly coveted among collectors. Recently, the U.S. Army and Marine Corps Special Operations Capable (MARSOC) units decided to transition from the M9 and M45 to the Sig P320 and Glock 19 re-spectively. As of 2015, there were an estimated 40 mil-lion men, women, and youth recreational shooters in the United States. Previously enjoyed by mostly able bodied shooters, there has been a significant increase in training and competitive opportunities for disabled persons in shooting sports. With more than 15,000 ranges available countrywide, enthusiasts can participate in rifle and pistol target shooting; shot-gun skeet, trap, and sporting clays; 3-Gun, Cowboy Action, and Practical Pistol com-petitions; and an assortment of other ac-tivities. Firearms for these activities run the gamut from revolvers to single action and semiautomatic pistols; semiautomatic, single shot, and muzzle loading rifles; and semiautomatic and pump action shotguns of all makes and models. The choices are endless. With an estimated 1.2 million violent crimes per year in the United States, it is no wonder another area of exponential growth is that of personal Self-Defense training. The FBI estimates states who adopted less onerous concealed carry laws reduced crime rates with murders (8.5%), assaults (7.0%), and robberies (3.0%) lead-ing the way. Firearms guru Colonel Jeff Cooper said: “Owning a handgun doesn’t make you armed any more than owning a guitar makes you a musician. It is a social duty to resist violent crime.” With 14.5 mil-lion Americans licensed to carry concealed weapons in 2016, it is clear more women and men are engaging in firearms related

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C enterfire Pistol & RevolverNo matter your chosen discipline Fiocchi of America delivers a high quality solution to all of your handgun ammunition needs.

Fio c c h i of A mer ic a i s proud to of fer t he i r most comple te l i ne of ha nd g u n ammunition ever in 2018; with solutions for your practice, training, competition, a nd sel f-defense needs our fa mi ly has you r f a m i ly c overe d . By c apit a l i z i ng on generat ions of ex per ience load i ng a nd ma nu fac t u r i ng pi s tol & re volver a m m u n i t i o n f o r m i l i t a r i e s , l a w enforcement agencies, hunters, and top c omp e t i t or s f rom a l l ove r t he wor ld Fiocchi has become a leader in the U.S. market. With a long standing reputation for super ior qua l it y a nd per for ma nce a t a f f o r d a b l e p r i c e s o u r h a n d g u n ammunit ion Fiocchi of America of fers the American shooter value unmatched by any of our competitors.

For high volume shooters our Shooting D y n a m i c s l i n e o f f e r s h i g h q u a l i t y ammunition that is designed to function reliably in all of today’s modern handguns at prices that allow you spend more time on the range. Our Classic Calibers l ine allows collectors and aficionados to enjoy timeless pistols & revolvers from around the world with ammunition specif ical ly eng i neered to sa fe ly operate i n t hose classic f irearms. When it comes to top of the line self-defense ammunition Fiocchi of America spares no expense to bring you our Extrema line, composed of only the finest components and loaded to our exact standards you can count on Extrema to deliver performance each and every time. No matter your chosen discipline Fiocchi of America delivers a high quality solution

to all of your handgun ammunition needs.

Ne w f o r 2 018 F i o c c h i o f A m e r i c a i s a d d i ng t he l e ge nd a r y 10 m m to t he i r l ineup. Developed by the legendar y Lt . Colonel Jef f Cooper the 10mm has been a p e r for m a nc e p owe r hou s e s i nc e i t s introduction in 1983. After gaining some fame f rom being used by Don Johnson in Miami Vice, and a br ief stent as the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s round of choice the 10mm lost some popularity in the 1990s, but has now made a strong comeback as a potent sel f-defense and hunting cartridge. Fiocchi of America will be loading two of ferings both of which will be loaded with 180 grain projectiles t ravel l ing at 1250 feet per second a nd producing more t ha n 620 foot pounds of energy at the muzzle. We are proud to offer these “full power” 10mm loads, just as Lt Colonel Cooper intended, in f u l l metal jacket as well mass jacketed hollow point.

With a more complete product line than ever, coupled with Fiocchi ’s legendar y reputation for performance and reliability your choice for pistol ammunit ion has ne ver b e en c le a rer. W he t her you a re t r a i n i n g , p r a c t i c i n g , c o m p e t i n g , o r protecting all that you hold dear, choose Fiocchi of America for a l l of your pistol ammunition needs.


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“We shoot a lot of ammunition around here; more in a month than most people shoot in their lives. Because of this we work with a va-riety of companies to meet our logistic needs but the bulk of our NATO ammunition comes from Fiocchi. As a result we have a great deal of experience with the product as well as it’s competitors. The words accuracy, consisten-cy, and reliability come to mind. Don’t get me wrong, this isn’t match-grade ammo and it’s also not the cheapest stuff available. What Fiocchi has done is met us in the middle with an ammunition that will outperform most shooters without deleterious effects on your wallet. Value for dollar, you will not find bet-ter performance for high-volume training, testing, or recreation.”

Curtis Hallstrom Jr.VSO Gun Channel

Although it seems I live on the range I get precious little time to practice personally. When I do get the opportunity I want to test myself not my equipment so I want the best guns, gear and ammunition available.

My time is valuable and my training is crit-ical so I choose Fiocchi USA ammunition every time. Over the last couple of decades I have shot enough 9mm, .223 and .308 to sink a battleship and I have gotten 100% perfor-mance out of every single round of Fiocchi USA ammunition every single time. I use it because I do not have time, or money, to waste and it’s the only training ammunition I recommend to my students for the same reasons.

James Yeager Tactical Response

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Fiocchi of America has a wide variety of ammunition to meet the demands of the defensive handgun market. Calibers ranging from 25ACP all the way up to 44 Magnum you will find the highest quality components loaded to the most exact standards for performance and reliability.

Handguns are many of our constant com-panions, often the first line of defense for our family no matter where we may be. As many more Americans have found the benefits of concealed carry, defensive handgun training and the need to practice as well as self-defense the selection of ammunition available for to-day’s concealed carrier has become a priority for more and more people. Fiocchi of Amer-ica has a wide variety of ammunition to meet the demands of the defensive handgun market.

380 Auto

380XTP25 380 Auto 90 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

380APHP 380 Auto 90 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

40 Smith & Wesson

40XTP25 40 S&W 155 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

40XTPB25 40 S&W 180 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

40SWC 40 S&W 165 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

40SWE 40 S&W 180 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

44 Remington Magnum

44XTP25 44 Magnum 240 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

44XTPB25 44 Magnum 200 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

44A500 44 Magnum 240 JSP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

44B500 44 Magnum 200 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

44D500 44 Magnum 240 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

45 Auto

45XTP25 45 Auto 230 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

45XTPB25 45 Auto 200 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

45B500 45 Auto 200 JHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

45T500 45 Auto 230 JHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

357 Magnum

357XTP25 357 Magnum 158 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

357B 357 Magnum 158 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

357C 357 Magnum 125 SJSP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

357D 357 Magnum 125 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

357E 357 Magnum 148 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

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9 X 19 Luger

9XTP25 9 mm Luger 115 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

9XTPB25 9 mm Luger 147 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

9XTPC25 9mm Luger 124 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

9APBHP 9 mm Luger 124 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

9APHP 9 mm Luger 115 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

9APDHP 9 mm Luger 147 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

44 Special

44SA500 44 Special 200 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

Calibers ranging from 25ACP all the way up to 44 Magnum you will find the highest quality components loaded to the most exact stand-ards for performance and reliability. Whether you choose a jacketed hollow point from our Shooting Dynamics line or one of our Extrema XTP offerings you can rest easy knowing that the Fiocchi family has put in countless hours developing and perfecting a cartridge you and your family can depend on.

25 Auto

25XTP 25 Auto 35 XTP JHP Extrema 500 50 20

32 AUTO

32XTP 32 Auto 60 XTP JHP Extrema 500 25 20

32APHP 32 Auto 60 JHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 20

Stock# Caliber Bullet Weight Bullet Type Line Per case Per box Bx per case

“Open up the ground between you and the threat. At arm’s distance, your opponent doesn’t have to be good, he just has to be lucky.”

38 Special

38XTPP25 38 Special + P 125 XTP JHP Extrema 500 50 20

38XTPB25 38 Special + P 110 XTP JHP Extrema 500 50 20

38B 38 Special 158 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

38D 38 Special 125 SJSP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

38E 38 Special 148 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 50 20

New! 10mm Auto

New! 10APHP 10mm Auto 180 JHP Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

Clint Smith

3534

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Fiocchi of America is widely recognized as a manufacturer of top quality, reliable, and consistent handgun ammunition around the globe. While we will never be the least ex-pensive ammunition on the market, we do offer the American shooter the highest ratio of quality and value available today. Whether you are out for a day at the range with fami-ly and friends, practicing for your next IDPA match, or at one of the great training facilities around the nation, you have invested consid-erable time and financial resources in your equipment and skills. Choosing a reliable,

R ang e & Tar g e t h an d g u nTop quality, reliable, and consistent handgun ammunition

consistently performing ammunition is par-amount to you maximizing your time while getting the most out of your training. Fiocchi of America has spent years developing a line of ammunition that delivers this reliability, and performance at an affordable price so that when you choose Fiocchi products you will have the peace of mind that your ammu-nition will perform exactly as it is supposed to. Focus on perfecting your craft, Fiocchi of America has your ammunition needs cov-ered.

Stock# Caliber Bullet Weight Bullet Type Per case Per box Bx per case Line


3736

25 Auto ( 6.35 Browning )

25AP 25 Auto, (6.35mm) 50 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

32 Auto ( 7.65 Browning )

32AP 32 Auto, (7.65mm) 73 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

32 S & W Long

32LA 32 S & W Long 100 Lead Wadcutter 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

32SWLA 32 S & W Long 97 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

380 Auto ( 9mm Short )

380AP 380 Auto 95 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9 X 18 Makarov

9MAK 9 Makarov 95 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9 X 19 Luger

9SFNT 9mm Luger 100 Frangible Lead Free 1000 50 20 Frangible Leadless

9AP 9mm Luger 115 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9APCMJ 9mm Luger 115 Copper Metal Jacket 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9APB 9mm Luger 124 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9APC 9mm Luger 124 FMJTC 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9APD 9mm Luger 147 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9APE 9mm Luger 158 FMJ - Subsonic 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

9 X 19 Luger (Range Dynamics)

9ARD 9mm Luger 115 FMJ 1000 200 4 Range Dynamics9 X 21 IMI

9X21 9 X 21 Pistol 123 FMJTC 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

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38 Super Auto

38SA 38 Super Auto 129 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

357 Magnum

357F 357 Magnum 142 FMJ Truncated 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

357GCMJ 357 Magnum 158 Copper Metal Jacket 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics


45 Auto

45A500 45 Auto 230 FMJ 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

45ACMJ5C 45 Auto 230 Copper Metal Jacket 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

45 Auto (Range Dynamics)

45ARD100 45 Auto 230 FMJ 500 100 5 Range Dynamics

44 Remington Magnum

44A500 44 Magnum 240 JSP 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

357 Sig

357SIGAP 357 SIG 124 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics


38 S & W Special

38A 38 Special 130 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

38ACMJ 38 Special 130 Copper Metal Jacket 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

38C 38 Special 158 LRN 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

38G 38 Special 158 FMJ 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

38LA 38 Special 148 Lead Wad Cutter 1000 50 20 Exacta

40 S & W

40SWA 40 S & W 170 FMJTC 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

40SWD 40 S & W 180 FMJTC 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

40SWF 40 S & W 165 FMJTC 1000 50 20 Shooting Dynamics

40 S&W (Range Dynamics)

40 ARD 40 S & W 170 FMJTC 1000 200 4 Range Dynamics

New! 10mm Auto

10AP 10mm Auto 180 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 500 50 10

45 Long Colt

45LCCMJ 45 Long Colt 255 Copper Metal Jacket FP 500 50 10 Shooting Dynamics

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With a nod to our European heritage and a desire to keep those classic guns shooting long into the future, Fiocchi of America continues to offer many of the calibers of yesteryear and those maybe more widely known by shooters of more exotic firearms.

Popular calibers of old include 30 Luger, 455 Webley, 7.62 Nagant, 7.62 Tokarev, 38 and 44 S&W, and many others. All of these Classic loads utilize modern technology to recreate

C l a s s i c C a l ib er sKeep those classic guns shooting long into the future!

the original performance of these calibers with modern components such as clean powders, reloadable boxer primed brass cases, and mod-ern non-corrosive primers. Bring the old We-bley revolver, Mauser Broomhandle, Nagant revolver, and many other classic firearms back to the range with Fiocchi of America’s Classic Line of ammunition.

7.62 Nagant Revolver

762A 7.62 mm Nagant 97 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

7.62 Tokarev

762TOK 7.62 mm Tokarev 85 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

7.63 Mauser

763A 7.63 mm Mauser 88 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

.30 Luger (7.65 Parabellum)

765A 30 Luger 93 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

765B 30 Luger 93 JSP Specialty 1000 50 20

38 Smith & Wesson Short

38SWSHA 38 S&W Short 145 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

455 Webley

455A 455 Webley (MKII) 262 LRN Specialty 1000 50 20



8 Lebel

8L 8 mm Lebel (Pistol) 111 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

9 x 18 Ultra

9x18 9x18 Ultra (Police) 100 FMJ Specialty 1000 50 20

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Cowboy action shooters, and others who enjoy shooting these calibers in revolvers, lever ac-tions can rely on Fiocchi of America to deliver high quality and modern performance for these guns. Modest recoil and clean, modern smoke-less powders deliver the shooting fun and ex-perience these calibers can deliver without the smoke and hassle of black powder. Cowboy Action competitors will appreciate the accuracy these rounds deliver with low re-coil-great for shooting in competition or just an afternoon on the range with your favorite

C ow b oy Ac ti onModest recoil and clean, modern smokeless powders deliver the shooting fun and experience these calibers can deliver without the smoke and hassle of black powder.

guns and fellow shooters. Fiocchi of Ameri-ca Cowboy Action ammunition is loaded with lead bullets that are coated to reduce smoke and lead fouling, making shooting more pleasura-ble and firearm cleanup more tolerable. All of our Cowboy loads feature reloadable brass cas-es and non-corrosive primers so you can shoot them in your old Classic or current reproduc-tion without concern. These loads are also great in your more modern firearms when you want especially low recoil for new shooters or just a longer session on the range.

44-40

4440CA 44-40 210 Lead Round Nose, FP 500 50 10

32 S&W Long

32SWLL 32 S&W Long 97 LFP 1000 50 20

38 S&W Short

38SWSHL 38 S & W Short 145 LRN 1000 50 20

38 S & W Special

38CA 38 Special 158 LFN 500 50 10

357 Magnum

357CA 357 Magnum 158 LFN 500 50 10

44 Special

44SCA 44 Special 210 Lead Round Nose, FP 500 50 10

SKW # Caliber Bullet weight Bullet type Per case Per box Bx per case

45 Long Colt

45LCCA 45 Long Colt 250 Lead Round Nose, FP 500 50 10

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Fiocchi Super Match Rimfire ammunition has provided Olympic Champions with the confi-dence and accuracy they need to win medals. It can also give you the performance you need to win bragging rights at your local club. Fiocchi Super Match ammunition is made by skilled craftsmen in Italy well versed in the techniques and supplied with the components needed to achieve the accuracy and consistency rim-fire shooters are known to demand. Made to

R i m f i reFiocchi Shooting Dynamics rimfire ammunition lets you spend the afternoon making memories instead of clearing jams and duds commonly reported with some lesser brands.

exacting tolerances using a proprietary lubri-cating process to achieve Super Match con-sistency shot after shot after shot. Look for our Exacta Winter Super Match rimfire loads (item #22SM340) with a muzzle velocity of 325 meters per second (1070 feet per second) in rifle-length barrels for your long range and silhouette rimfire shooting.Fiocchi of America Shooting Dynamics Rim-fire loads in 22 Long Rifle and 22 WMR offer

the economy and performance you want for high volume plinking and rimfire hunting re-quirements with your favorite .22 handgun or rifle. Consistent ignition and accuracy often seen in more expensive rimfire loads, Fiocchi Shooting Dynamics rimfire ammunition lets you spend the afternoon making memories instead of clearing jams and duds commonly reported with some lesser brands.

Fiocchi of America rimfire is clean and con-sistent enough for reliable function of today’s popular 22LR firearms and caliber conver-sions. For suppressed rimfire shooters, max-imize suppressor function with our 22HPSUB

subsonic 22LR ammo.Fiocchi continues to offer the 9 Flobert shot-shell cartridges as we have for years. Cases are all brass and very high quality, loaded with #6, #7.5, #8, and #9 shot for use by those lucky few who own and shoot their 9 Flobert guns of yes-teryear.

Fiocchi of America 22 WMR ammunition of-fers three jacketed variations for different ap-plications including FMJs for target or hunting with less pelt damage, jacketed hollow points and jacketed soft points for other hunting uses including small game and varmints.

Stock # Caliber Bullet Wght Bullet Type Description Line Velocity FPS Velocity MPS Per case Per box

Sport and Hunting Rimfire

22FHVCRN 22 LR 40 CPSP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 5000 50

22FHVCHP 22 LR 40 CPHP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 5000 50

22FLRN 22 LR 40 LRN Standard Velocity Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1050 320 5000 50

22FHPSUB 22 LR 40 HP Subsonic Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 957 300 5000 50

22LRTTSP 22 LR 40 LRN Standard Velocity Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1115 340 5000 50

Exacta Super Match Grade .22’s (Rimfire)

22SM300 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Free Pistol (Official 300) Exacta 980 300 5000 50

22SM320 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Rifle (Official 320) Exacta 1050 320 5000 50

22SM340 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Rifle Exacta Winter (Biathlon) Exacta 1070 325 5000 50


Rimfire hunting was where the passion for many of us started. Going out in the woods with the family to harvest small game made for many lasting memories within the Fioc-chi family. With a strong desire to pass on our passion for the outdoors and hunting Fioc-chi loads only the finest rimfire ammunition

Sp or t and Hunting R imfire

for these purposes. Fiocchi of America offers three jacked variations in their .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire line. These offerings include full metal jackets for target practice or hunting with less pelt damage, as well as jacketed hol-low points and jacketed soft points for hunting small game and varminits.

Hunting Rimfire Magnum

22FWMA 22 Win Mag 40 JSP Jacketed Soft Point Shooting Dynamics 1910 580 2000 50

22FWMB 22 Win Mag 40 JHP Jacketed Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 1910 580 2000 50

22FWMC 22 Win Mag 40 FMJ Full Metal Jacket Shooting Dynamics 1900 577 2000 50

For 2016, Fiocchi continues to offer our conven-ient and versatile field-box packaged ammunition in many calibers including 22 Long Rifle. Fiocchi’s 22 LR Field Box contains 1575 rounds of our high velocity 40 grain copper plated round nose loads. These field boxes make carrying the ammunition very easy and offer protection from the elements in the field to ensure reliable performance when it comes time to shoot. The field boxes offer carry handles, a reclosable latch, and sealing rubber o ring

22LR Field B ox

in the lid to keep your ammunition inside protected from any dirt and moisture outside. After you have shot all the ammo inside, the plastic field boxes are then reusable to help with trash removal from the range or to keep your spare magazines, tools, clean-ing supplies, etc. protected and organized when transporting from your home to the range and back again. Sturdy and reusable, Fiocchi Field Boxes make shooting more enjoyable and convenient.

Field Box Sport & Hunting

22FFHVCR 22 LR 40 CPSP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 1575 1575


Fiocchi continues to offer the 9 Flobert shot-shell cartridges as we have for years and years. Cases are all brass and very high quality, loaded with #6, #7.5, #8, and #9 shot for use by those

Specialty Rimfire Shotshells ~ 9mm Flobert

lucky few who own and shoot their 9 Flobert guns of yesteryear.


9FLS 9mm Rimfire Shotshell MAX 1 3/4" 6 - 7 1/2 - 8 - 9 Specialty Rimfire 600 n/a 50 n/a


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There is one name synonymous with perfor-mance on the American shotshell market: Fiocchi. For five generations our family’s pas-sion to deliver the highest quality shotshells to hunters and sportsmen alike has driven our tireless pursuit of perfection. Part of this dedication led to the creation of our Ameri-can loading and manufacturing facility over 30 years ago. Fiocchi of America has since been committed to the cultivation and preservation of the American shooting culture by offering

F IO C C H I SHOT SH E L LFiocchi delivers the highest quality shotshells to hunters and sportsmen alike driven by a tireless pursuit of perfection.

phenomenal performance at exceptional pric-es. This is clearly demonstrated by our 2018 product line which offers the most complete lineup of shells to the American market, unri-valed by any other manufacturer on the planet. No matter your discipline, your ammunition choice has never been clearer, from our family to yours, Fiocchi of America.

No matter i f i t i s in the rain or in the w ind, I c an a lways count on them!

My name is Josey Martin and I am on the Fiocchi Shotgun Pro Staff Team. I have beenshooting for about five years and have tried many different shells. The ammunition that I love shoot-ing and shoot as much as I can is the Fiocchi Little Rino 7 .5. These are great shells for any and all weather conditions which is very important be-cause you never know when it’s going to get su-per windy or start pouring on you. No matter if it is in the rain or in the wind, I can always count on them to break the target. Another great thing about these shells is the fact that you can shoot them all day long without getting sore - which is

great when you are training hard and have a tour-nament coming up! These shells are very reliable. I have not shot a shell that misfired. Even though for most people a shell not firing only happens once in awhile, that one shell can throw off your focus and concentration on the next target you shoot. The 1 oz. load has almost no recoil and is great for crushing targets. I shoot the Little Rino because I want the best performance possible. Little Rino is consistent and hard-hitting. It is quality ammo. I am proud to be apart of the team and say that I shoot Fiocchi Little Rhino ammunition.

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Nickel Plated Buckshots

12HV4BK 12 2 3/4 27 Nickel PL 1325 250 10 25

12HV00BK 12 2 3/4 9 Nickel PL 1325 250 10 25

12LE00BK 12 2 3/4 9 Nickel PL 1150 250 10 25

Buckshots (Nickel Plated) Field Box

12FHV00B 12 2 3/4 9 Nickel PL 1325 80 10 8

12FLE00B 12 2 3/4 9 Nickel PL 1150 80 10 8

Stock# Gauge Length n°Pellets Velocity Fps Per case Per box Bx per case

Aero Slugs

12LRSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 oz slug 1150 250 10 25

12SLUG 12 2 3/4 1 oz slug 1560 250 10 25

12LESLUG 12 2 3/4 7/8 oz slug 1300 250 10 25

Aero Slugs Field Box

12FLRSLU 12 2 3/4 1 oz slug 1150 80 10 8

12FSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 oz slug 1560 80 10 8

12FLESLU 12 2 3/4 7/8 oz slug 1300 80 10 8

SPECIAL USE - Rubber Buckshots & Slugs

12LERBK 12 2 3/4 15 790 250 25 10

12LEBAT 12 2 3/4 1 rubber slug 740 250 25 10

12LEBRE 12 2 3/4 Polymer Composite 1045 250 25 10

Widely regarded as the first choice for self-de-fense in the home, shotguns and the wide va-riety of ammunition they can utilize, have be-come the obvious tool for the job of protecting many of our families.

Fiocchi of America has taken this awesome re-sponsibility to heart. That is why we utilize on only the finest components, and the strictest production standards when producing all of our self-defense shotgun loads. Whether you prefer the timeless reliability of a pump action, or the efficiency and ease of use of a modern semi auto you can rest assured we have spent countless hours perfecting a load you and your family can depend on to perform reliably and consistently.

When you choose to utilize an auto loading shotgun for self-defense, reliability is para-mount. For this application we recommend using “full power” ammunition such as our 12HV00BK, 12HV4BK, and 12SLUG. This will give you the highest amount of energy avail-able to run the action of the firearm reliably. Your options when using pump action, side by side, over/under, or single shot shotguns are much more diverse, you may see the benefits of one of our reduced recoil options, 12LE00BK

From our world famous low recoil slugs to our nickel-plated buckshot Fiocchi of America offers innovative self-defense solutions for your shotgun ammunition needs.

or 12LRSLUG, to assist with recoil manage-ment and allow faster follow up shots.

From our world famous low recoil slugs to our nickel-plated buckshot Fiocchi of America of-fers innovative self-defense solutions for your shotgun ammunition needs.

We are also proud to offer our ammunition packed in field boxes for ease of transport as well as convenient extended storage options. For five generations law enforcement officers, military professionals and self-defense minded individuals alike have trusted the Fiocchi fam-ily to deliver the highest quality ammunition for the most serious of applications, protecting your community & family.

When it comes to Buckshot, Fiocchi has de-cided not to stand on the shoulders of giants before them, but to become the only giant in the Ammunition world that other people companies aspire to be.. Whether you are serving search warrant, hunting with your friends, or teaching that special someone to shoot their first shotgun, their 00 Buck shell will not disappoint. With low recoil, high accuracy, and delivering the hard hitting power where it counts, Fiocchi has made the perfect 00 Buck shell! When choosing Fioc-chi you will only have one regret… That you didn’t buy enough!

Kent OgdenCannae Pro Gear

USMC Ret.

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In the fast paced, ultra-competitive world of 3-Gun you look for every advantage over the competition you can find. Fiocchi of America has teamed up with some of the sports top per-formers to produce an ammunition line that is sure to give you an advantage in the ammuni-tion category.

It was an honor and a privilege to team up with the legend Jerry Miculek to develop this line of shells, having the collective experience and intelligence of Team Benelli did not hurt either. The results of this partnership is an exclusive product offering that will allow you to compete

3 - Gu n Matc h An exclusive product offering that will allow you to compete at your highest level possible.

at your highest level possible. Our 7/8oz low recoil slug which had been a favorite at 3-Gun matches for years has now been varnished to reduce smoke for faster follow up shots, as well as reduce fowling to improve reliability. The red varnish n the slug coupled with the blue wad & clear hull allows for fast & easy shell identifi-cation when reloading. With birdshot options in both 3% and 5% antimony we provide com-petitors with solutions at different price points, both of which provide superior performance to the competition.

Three Gun Match Line

1 Ounce Loads

12TL3G75 12 2 3/4 1 1150 7.5 250 25 10 3-GUN

12DL3G75 12 2 3/4 1 1170 7.5 250 25 10 3-GUN

1 1/8 Ounce Loads

12WR3G75 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5 250 25 10 3-GUN

12DH3G75 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1200 7.5 250 25 10 3-GUN

00 Buckshot Load

12BK3G00 12 2 3/4 9 pellets 1250 00 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 3-GUN

Low Recoil Slug

12SLG3G 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil 250 10 25 3-GUN

12INERT INERT, 12 Ga. action proving rounds. Clearly marked as Dummy Loads to SAAMI Standards 100 25 4 INERT

Stock # Gauge Length Oz. Shot Velocity FPS Shot Sizes Per case Per box Bx per Case Line

By offering these tailored loads, Fiocchi of America has shown a dedication to the fast-est growing shooting sport in America like no other manufacturer. We look to continue to partner with leaders in this field to contin-ue not only our support, but the innovation that drives this exciting sport. As many of us

here have a passion for 3-Gun, we have found a humbling amount of appreciation for our products while traveling across the country to events. Before heading to your next 3-Gun match, double check your range bag for Fioc-chi of America’s 3G-JM loads.

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“Fiocchi Ammunition offers the 3-Gunner a very clean, soft shooting, hard hitting shotshell. Birdshot, buckshot and slugs have a firm, radius-ed crimp that affords fast, consis-tent speed loading, which is a must in any 3-Gun division. With Fiocchi’s help, I have won fourteen major competitions this year and will continue to count on Fiocchi to get me to the winner’s circle in future events.”

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Fiocchi of America is proud to offer a complete line of superior patterning steel shot hunting shells to the American hunter. Signature prod-ucts like our “Steel Warlock”, with its 1 1/5oz. payload and uniquely designed wad, provide unique advantages in the field through tireless innovation and legendary reliability. Combin-ing countless hours of research and develop-ment, with our families five generations of pas-sion for waterfowl hunting, Fiocchi of America is able to deliver the highest quality steel shot hunting shotshell at a price point which gives the American shooter unparalleled value.Combining treated pellets, heavy duty wads, clean consistent powders, and reliable prim-

Hunting Steel Shotshell

Utilizing our family’s five generations of experience coupled with countless hours of accuracy testing we have developed an unpar-alleled balance of speed and patterning that waterfowl hunters & outfitters across the country have come to depend on.

ers our ballisticians have perfected a formula for performance, and reliability. Utilizing our experience coupled with countless hours of ac-curacy testing we have developed an unparal-leled balance of speed and patterning that wa-terfowl hunters & outfitters across the country have come to depend on. When the moment arrives, whether pass shooting or hunting over decoys, Fiocchi of America’s Steel Hunting shotshells deliver the confidence you need to take the shot. You have waited all year to be in your favorite blind, we have worked all year to be there with you.


Waterfowl Steel Hunting

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads

123ST 12 3 1 1/8 1500 BB-1-2-3-4-6 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads 1 1/5 oz. Warlock Steel

123ST15 12 3 1 1/5 1550 BB, 1,2,3,4 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads 1 1/5 oz. - Field Box Warlock Steel

123FS15 12 3 1 1/5 1550 BB, 1,2,3,4 100 25 4 Shooting Dynamics

12 Gauge 3 Inch Steel Loads

123SGW 12 3 1 1/4 1350 T-BBB-BB-1-2-3-4 250 25 10 EXTREMA

12 Gauge 3 1/2 Inch Steel Loads

1235ST 12 3 1/2 1 3/8 1470 T-BBB-BB-2 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

1235GG 12 3 1/2 1 5/8 1430 T-BBB-BB-1-2 250 25 10 EXTREMA


203ST 20 3 7/8 1500 2-3-4 250 25 10 EXTREMA

Waterfowl hunting the southern central flyway definitely has its challenges. From hunting the freezing weather in Oklahoma, to the warm and humid conditions of early teal season In south Texas. No matter where the hunt is, Fiocchi ammunition has never let us down! We take pride in our hunting traditions in the United States, and there’s nothing better than knowing that when we pull the trigger our ammo is going to go boom. Not only is it the key to our success, but knowing our hard earned money is going to an all American made product seals the deal for us. Thank you Fiocchi for making an awesome shell!

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Steel Shot

Shot Size 3/4 7/8 1 1 1/8 1 1/5 1 1/4 1 3/8 1 9/16 1 5/8

7 315 368 420

6 237 316 356

4 143 167 191 215 230 239 263

3 115 134 172 183 191 210

2 109 141 150 156 172

1 116 124 129 142 161 167

BB 81 86 90 99 113 117

BBB 69 76 84 95 101

T 66 73 83 84

Shot pel let c ou nt ste e l shot

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Fiocchi Golden Pheasant ShotshellsAcross the highlands and the prairie alike the gold standard for hunters has become Fiocchi of America’s Golden Pheasant shotshells. Using our famous nickel-plated lead shot, combined with the most innovative wads on the market our Golden Pheasant shells deliver consistent energy over greater distances through opti-mized patterns, and hard round shot. When you are looking to bring down the big, tough bird look no further than Fiocchi Golden Pheasant.

A critical component to the ethical and hu-mane harvest of any animal is to have the prop-er tools for the job at hand. Offered in various lengths, payloads, speeds, and gauges Fiocchi of America’s Golden Pheasant line offers the American hunter solutions unmatched by any other manufacturer. Once you have made the decision on which load to carry, rest assured that our commitment to loading the most consistently round nickel-plated lead shot will bring you the performance you are looking for. Introduced in 2016 as a joint venture with Benelli for their vaunted Ethos semi-auto, the 28 gauge 3” Golden Pheasant loads will contin-ue our tradition of innovation and performance

Golden Pheasant & Turkey LoadsA critical component to the ethical and humane harvest of any animal is to have the proper tools for the job at hand. Offered in various lengths, payloads, speeds, and gauges Fiocchi of America’s Golden Pheasant line offers the American hunter solutions unmatched by any other manufacturer.

for hunters in 2018 and beyond. These loads feature shot cups loaded with 1 1/16 ounce of nickel plated shot traveling at 1200 feet per sec-ond, coupled with cushioned wads to give su-perior patterning and delivering knock down power well above their weight class.

Fiocchi Golden Pheasant shells have long set the standard for quality and performance. Pride, passion and a commitment to excel-lence has led to the development of these fine shotshells, providing hunters with confidence through proven performance and reliability. When you take to the field with your fami-ly, friends, and dog make sure you are giving them the proven performer they deserve in Fi-occhi of America’s Golden Pheasant.

Fiocchi Golden Turkey ShotshellsCapitalizing on the success and proven perfor-mance of our Golden Pheasant shell, Fiocchi of America decided to extend those benefits over to another passion of ours, turkey hunting. Offered in both 3 and 3 ½ inch shells, Fiocchi Golden Turkey loads your choice of 4, 5, or 6 shot into our world famous cups, paired with superior performing wads to deliver the per-formance the American hunter demands.

Nickel Plated Golden Pheasant Loads

12GP 12 2 3/4 1 3/8 1250 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

12GPX 12 2 3/4 1 3/8 1485 4-5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

123GP 12 3 1 3/4 1200 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

16GP 16 2 3/4 1 1/8 1310 5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

20GP 20 2 3/4 1 1245 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

203GP 20 3 1 1/4 1200 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

28GP 28 2 3/4 7/8 1300 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

283GP 28 3 1 1/16 1200 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA


Nickel Plated Turkey Loads

123TRKC 12 3 1 3/4 1325 4-5-6 100 10 10 EXTREMA

1235TRC 12 3 1/2 2 3/8 1210 4-5-6 100 10 10 EXTREMA

Patience, diligent calling, and deliberate cam-ouflage have presented you with an opportu-nity to harvest the tom of a lifetime. The good news is Fiocchi of America has invested the same amount of passion into your shells, Fi-occhi Golden Turkey. Featuring our legend-ary nickel-plated lead shot these shells deliver tight, true patterns anchoring that huge gob-bler right here, right now. With proven per-formance over copper plated pellets, why trust this opportunity to any other shell than Fiocchi of America’s Golden Turkey?

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Fiocchi High Velocity ShotshellsFiocchi of America has long been committed to delivering the highest ratio of quality and value to this great nation’s hunters. This philos-ophy is embodied in our High Velocity hunting loads. Composed of high quality round lead shot, the finest heavy duty wads, cleanest pow-ders, and most consistent primers our High Velocity hunting loads give you the ability to take friends and family on an upland bird hunt without breaking the bank.

Available in .410, 28ga., 20ga., 16ga., and of course 12ga. our High Velocity shotshells have always given the hunter the widest variety of options on the market. With a wide selection of high bras loads for heavy duty shooting in all gauges. In 2016 we expanded these offerings in 2016 when we introduced our 28 gauge 3 inch shells for the new Benelli Ethos semi-auto. With a 1 ounce load traveling at 1300 feet per second these shells have performed flawlessly in the field; providing the American hunter the benefits of a lighter, faster handling firearm and hard hitting, superior patterning shells for clean ethical harvests.

Boasting between 20 to 25 percent more pel-lets than a standard 2 ¾ inch 28 gauge hunting

High Velocity Upland Game BirdsOur High Velocity hunting loads give you the ability to take friends and family on an upland bird hunt without breaking the bank.

shotshell, and up to a 25 percent increase in knockdown energy the new 3 inch shells will give you a unique advantage in the field. When the performance needs to outpace the price tag the choice is simple, Fiocchi of Amer-ica’s High Velocity hunting shotshells are un-matched, once again delivering on our promise to deliver the highest ratio of quality and price to you.

Classic Side by Side LoadsWhen you start to feel nostalgic and want to bring out your classic side by side shotgun Fi-occhi of America once again has you covered. With our Classic Side by Side loads we honor the grand traditions that have led so many of us into the world of hunting. Our offerings in both 24 and 32 gauge provide the shooters of these classic European firearms a modern am-munition choice so that they can continue to enjoy these timeless classics.


OPTIMA Specific Hi Velocity Loads

High Velocity Loads LEAD HI-VELOCITY

12HV 12 2 3/4 1 1/4 1330 4-5-6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12HV115 12 2 3/4 1 1/5 1330 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

123HV 12 3 1 3/4 1330 4-5-6 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

16HV 16 2 3/4 1 1/8 1300 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

20HV 20 2 3/4 1 1220 5-6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

203HV 20 3 1 1/4 1200 4-5-6-7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

28HV 28 2 3/4 3/4 1300 6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

283HV 28 3 1 1300 5-6-7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

410HV .410 3 1 1/16 1140 6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

Classic side by side Field Loads ( Upland Game ) FIELD LOADS

24PL1 24 2 1/2 11/16 1280 6-7-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics


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One of the most exciting days of the year for many hunters is opening day for Dove or Quail. It brings a unique brand of excitement, and a welcomed challenge to many hunters. Fiocchi of America meets this challenge with specific loads built for the task. Taking advantage of our top quality components and an unmatched economy of scale in the shotshell market we bring to market a shell that punches well above its weight. Drawing from years of experience in producing shells as well as the machines that load them we have been able to become efficient throughout the entire loading process. Combining this unique advantage with the tried and true formula of high quality round chilled shot, clean burning powders, one-piece shot cup cushioned wads, and reliable primers allows Fioc-chi of America to deliver the best bang for your buck

Dove & Quail Hunting line

In many parts of the country Dove & Quail hunting is not only a family tradition, but a rite of passage as well.


Slugs & Buckshot


Dove Loads Dove Loads

12GT 12 2 3/4 1 1250 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12GTX18 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics


20GT 20 2 3/4 7/8 1210 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

28GT 28 2 3/4 3/4 1200 8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics


Aero Slugs

12LRSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1150 1 oz rifled slug Low recoil 250 10 25 Extrema

12SLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1560 1 oz rifled slug 250 10 25 Extrema

12LESLUG 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil 250 10 25 Exacta


12FLRSLU 12 2 3/4 1 1150 1 oz rifled slug Low recoil 80 10 8 Field Box

12FSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1560 1 oz rifled slug 80 10 8 Field Box

12FLESLU 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil 80 10 8 Field Box


12HV4BK 12 2 3/4 27 1325 4 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Exacta

12HV00BK 12 2 3/4 9 1325 00 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Exacta

12LE00BK 12 2 3/4 9 1150 00 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Exacta


12FHV00B 12 2 3/4 9 1325 00 Nickel Buckshot 80 10 8 Exacta

12FLE00B 12 2 3/4 9 1150 00 Nickel Buckshot 80 10 8 Exacta

Fiocchi Boar and Buck SlayerAs any hunter will tell you a quick humane kill is the only ethical way to harvest game. To do this you must have a consistently accurate payload that delivers the energy needed to reach the vitals of the game. Whether you are using Fiocchi of America’s nickel-plated buck-shot or one of our rifled slugs you can depend on our rounds to deliver just that. Utilizing a specially designed wad which enhances sta-bility during flight Fiocchi of America’s aero slugs provide superior accuracy over greater distances than the competition. Packed in 10 round boxes our slugs also offer tremendous

value as opposed to the five round offerings of other manufacturers. Whether hunting pig/boar, deer, or other medium sized game hunters across the country have come to trust Fiocchi of America to provide them with high performing buckshot and slug loads. Fiocchi of America is proud to offer these superior performing loads in convenient field boxes which will keep your ammunition clean, organized, and dry on the way to and during your hunt. These field boxes also allow for easy storage and organization of your ammu-nition.

Dove & Quail loads on the market. In many parts of the country Dove & Quail hunting is not only a family tradition, but a rite of passage as well. From the sunflower fields of West Texas, to the sagebrush of Southern California this exciting brand of hunting offers a chance to get out in the field and make lasting memories with friends and family alike. The Fiocchi family has spent countless hours in the field creating memories such as these, and even more time developing the loads your friends and family can depend on when creating your own memories. When you pack up your loved ones, grandpa’s shotgun, and your dog for the next trip be sure you pack Fiocchi of America’s Dove Loads as well.


Steel Dove Loads Dove Loads

12DLS17 12 2 3/4 1 1200 7 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12DLS187 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1375 7 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

20DLS7 20 2 3/4 7/8 1225 7 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

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S L U G S & B U C K S H O TFIOCCHI OF AMERICA - 2018 CATALOG

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HUNTING & COOKINGFIOCCHI OF AMERICA - 2018 CATALOG

Cooking on the trailThe hunters were not wasteful: larger parts of the animals were roasted and sometimes served with currant or other sauces, while smaller portions went into soups, stews, sausages, pies, and pasties. Skins were used for many different purposes including clothing and preparing or storing food.

Beside roasting, the hunters who chased herds of bison across the flat plains would place pieces of meat, water, and sometimes vegetables, in a hole in the ground lined with cleaned buffalo skin. They made a “stone boiled” stew by heating rocks in a fire and adding them to the broth until the meat was

tender enough to eat. Meat was also pre-served by cutting it into very thin strips and dehydrating it in the sun or over the fire. This tough, dried meat, called ‘jerky’ or ‘jerked buf-falo’ would keep for several years. It could be shredded, mixed with buffalo fat and formed into cakes called “Pemmican”.

Although they were unlikely to have herbs or spices to flavour the foods, they undoubtedly relished the food. Narcissa Whitman wrote that her husband had “a different way for cooking every piece of meat… All our variety consists of the different ways of cooking.” Tan-talisingly she does not describe them!

Martha Jane Cannary (Calamity JAne) - 1876. Original image from the collection of P. W. Butler.

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PIONEER WOMEN HUNTERS FIOCCHI OF AMERICA - 2018 CATALOG

As they staggered on to dry land after a long voyage from Europe, the first female settlers in America knew they had a lot to learn, includ-ing how they were going to feed their families perhaps on an even longer journey to their new homes. Food would have to be hunted, trapped, foraged or acquired from Native Americans.

The first settlers from Britain depended to a large extent on the foodstuffs imported from home and were reluctant to change their diets. Until they learned how to grow corn and other grain and to hunt, many died from starvation and disease. Less than half of the Pilgrim families that landed at Plymouth Rock sur-vived their first winter in America and fewer than 150 of the 700 colonists who founded Jamestown were left after three years. In time they learned to appreciate the unfamiliar, but abundant, fish and game and which crops were best to cultivate.

Those who chose to venture inland or head westwards had to depend on their skills as hunters to get sufficient protein to give them energy for the arduous journey and the toil to tame the land they claimed. They carried a good supply of food. A typical family of four, on a wagon train in the 1830s, carried

Pi on e er wom en hu nter s Many women recorded the ardours and excitement of their journeys in diaries or letters. The missionary Narcissa Whitman describes her long and tedious journey towards the Rocky Mountains, which covered just 15 miles or so in a good day. Her diet consisted mostly of buffalo meat, supplemented with milk from their cows.

Celine Castellino - Archeolgist - London, UK

(buffalo) meat for two months exclusively. Am cloyed with it. I do not know how I shall endure this part of the journey.”

While Narcissa may not have hunted herself, other women did. Many frontier women packed rifles, went out into the woods and bagged turkeys, ducks, squirrels or deer for their table, when men were away on longer hunting or trapping trips. Officers’ wives went along on hunts and had a blast. Frances Roe, a lieutenant’s wife wrote ‘I love army life here in the West, and I love all things that it brings to me – the grand mountains, the plains, and the fine hunting’. Some started young. Martha Jane Cannary, better known as Calamity Jane, dic-tated an autobiography, Life and Adventures of Calamity Jane (1897) in which she claims to have started hunting, aged 13, in 1865 on the five-month journey from Missouri to Virginia City, Montana. “While on the way the greater portion of my time was spent in hunting along with the men and hunters of the party. By the time we reached Virginia City I was consid-ered a remarkable good shot and a fearless rider for a girl of my age.”

Exhibition shooter, Annie Oakley, born Phoe-be Ann Moses in 1860, maintained a lifelong love of hunting, having first started using guns to bring home game for her family. Annie helped open up the world of shooting to women by carefully managing her public im-age. Unlike Jane, Annie maintained an air of femininity and Victorian formality, dressing in modest, elegant skirts and riding sidesaddle.

By the end of the 19th Century there were many celebrated female hunters, at all levels of society from the aristocratic Medora Vallom-brosa, who gave her name to a town in North Dakota in 1883, to Ella Bird, wife of a Texas Ranger who followed her husband to Coman-

800 pounds of flour, 200 pounds of lard, 700 pounds of bacon, 200 pounds of beans, 100 pounds of fruit, 75 pounds of coffee and 25 pounds of salt. Some took cattle, but for breed-ing at their destination not eating on the way. Keeping cattle was labor intensive, and needed protection from both animal and human predators along the trail. Journeys of over 1000 miles from Missouri to Oregon or California could take six months and more over vast areas with little or no human habitation where supplies could be replenished. Depending on the season and locality the hunters on the wag-on train would have brought back deer, bison, moose, and even bear, for the pot or spit.

Many women recorded the ardours and excite-ment of their journeys in diaries or letters. The missionary Narcissa Whitman describes her long and tedious journey towards the Rocky Mountains, which covered just 15 miles or so in a good day. Her diet consisted mostly of buffalo meat, supplemented with milk from their cows. At first she relished the experience. “I never was so contented and happy before, neither have I enjoyed such health for years,” she wrote on June 4, 1836. By July 23, 1836 the oppressive heat, boring routine and monoto-nous diet had worn away the romance. Now she complained: “Have been living on fresh

che country in King County, Texas. The Birds lived off the land and camped in a buffalo-hide tepee while on buffalo hunts. Ella’s husband gave her a Model 1873 Winchester repeater. A natural, she once bagged three roosting wild turkeys with a single shot. When her husband died in 1888, she stayed on the prairie, fed her family on antelope and deer and sold cowboy fashion items she made from skins. She also shot wolves for bounty money.

Not all the best sharp-shooting women were born in hunting country. New York city girl, Grace Gallatin, who married nature writer, Earnest Thompson Seton, was determined to share her husband’s passion for hunting and fishing. She learned to shoot on a trip with him to Wyoming’s Teton Range. She was par-ticularly proud of her first trophy: an elk at 135 yards, with a single shot through the heart and brain “he never knew what killed him.”

Another couple who shared the Seton’s interest in studying nature were Augusta and Allan G Wallihan. After her marriage in 1885 Augusta learned to shoot in her late 40s and became a very successful hunter, keeping their larder well supplied with fresh meat. She took her dog Hacke on fishing trips; he would leap up and grab the trout she pulled and bring them to her. The Wallihans are also known as pioneering photographers; they used massive camera weighing ten pounds or more and mounted on tripod legs, with slow shutter speeds. Despite these challenges they took wonderful photographs and published two books: Hoofs, Claws and Antlers of the Rocky Mountains (1894) and Camera Shots at Big Game (1901). They were keen conservationists too; they lobbied for responsible game man-agement and protection of deer and elk from commercial over hunting.

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Bison is leaner and more tender than beef but with a similar flavor, so use it as a substitute for beef in any of your favorite recipes, but with a shorter cooking time and on a lower tempera-ture. Marinate your steaks before barbecuing or broiling them on a medium heat. Tougher cuts such as brisket, chuck, stew meat or short ribs, are best broiled in a sauce till tender, with vegetables and spices. If you have bagged a bison make sure you use as much of the carcass as you can. You could boil up the tougher joints to make a delicious broth.Bison broth: 6-8 servings

Ingredients2 lbs bison shanks with bones1 lb bison (or beef) marrowbones1 large onion, quartered4 – 6 garlic cloves, peeled and cut in half2 inches of ginger root peeled1 tbsp black pepper seedsSea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste

Vegetables and flavourings:Add any vegetables you have to hand: diced carrots, turnips, squash; asparagus stems; bay leaves; parsley; rosemary; thyme.

For an oriental flavour you could add A large celeriac, diced; ½ Napa cabbage cut into thick slices; 5 to 6 baby bok choy; 2 tbsp. fish sauce.

1) Place the bison shanks and marrowbones in a large saucepan, cover with cold water and bring to a boil on a medium high heat. Boil for about 10 minutes.2) Remove the meat and the bones, throw away the water and clean the saucepan. Rinse the meat with cold water to remove the scum. 3) Return the meat to the saucepan and add the onions, garlic, black pepper seeds, bay leaves, ginger, and fish sauce if you are using it.4) Add enough water to cover the bones (8 to 10 cups). Cover the saucepan, bring the broth to a boil, turn it down and leave to simmer on a low heat for 3 to 4 hours, or until the meat is tender enough to be easily removed from the bones.5) When the meat is cooked, remove it and the bones from the broth and set aside. Strain the broth into a big bowl, using a fine mesh sieve to remove the onions, the black peppers seeds and the garlic cloves.6) Return the strained broth to the saucepan and season to taste. Add the meat, the marrow-bones, the vegetables, and simmer for another 15 to 20 minutes or until the vegetables are nice and tender.7) Add any green herbs or vegetables such as bok choy or parsley about a minute before you take the broth off the stove, and serve.

This recipe would also work with meat and bones from other large game such as deer.

Bison Broth

CLAY TARGET FIOCCHI OF AMERICA - 2018 CATALOG

For 2018 Fiocchi of America will continue its long standing tradition of delivering the high-est quality, most diverse product offering to the American clay target shooter. At clay target ranges from Florida to Washington state one thing you can be certain of is Fiocchi of Amer-ica’s reputation for producing shotshell loads that deliver performance, value, and results. It has been a point of pride for our family to offer the widest array of target loads to the Ameri-can clay target shooter.

Fiocchi of America brought shotshell produc-tion to the United States back in 1984. This was the first of a long line of serious investments into the American market by the Fiocchi family. In more recent years we have invested in state of the art ballistic testing equipment, and patterning measuring systems to improve the quality of our shotshells. Considerable in-vestment in loading machines has allowed us to increase our capacity to deliver these loads to market. In 2017 Fiocchi of America will continue to pursue our promise to deliver the perfect shotshell to the American clay target shooter.

The first commitment to delivering on that promise is to have a high quality shell that everyone can afford. This is why we have de-veloped our Shooting Dynamics line of target shells. Putting reliable, consistent performing shells in the hands of the most shooters pos-sible is the driving force behind this line. We hold true to our commitment of using only top quality components even in our price driven offerings. Quality first run chilled shot goes into one-piece shot cups, with cushioned wads

C l ay Tar g e t Sh ot sh el l s By partnering with American based component suppliers we have increased our ability to deliver the highest quality shotshells to more and more clay target shooters.

propelled by clean burning powders, topped off by the world renowned Fiocchi primer. With Fiocchi of America’s Shooting Dynamics line shooting a lot does not mean spending a lot, and rest assured that the same tireless re-search and development goes into the produc-tion these shells. You can have confidence that whether you are opening a new box or case of shells your leads won’t change, as consistency is paramount in all of Fiocchi’s clay target load lines.

Our famous Crushers and White Rinos come out of our ultra-exclusive Exacta line, which features optimally matched one-piece cush-ioned wads, the cleanest burning powders on the market propelling shot cups full of only target quality shot towards your targets, ab-solutely crushing them on impact. The best of our Exacta loads will continue to be offered in classic paper hulls for the most discerning shooters. Fiocchi of America’s Exacta line has become the industry standard bearer to which all of the competition aspires to be. With the time and effort you invest in perfecting your craft, why settle for anything less than Exacta Clay Target Loads?

As avid clay target shooters the Fiocchi fami-ly has long held a reputation for delivering an expansive offering to the market. This is why you will be happy to find high quality selec-tions for a wide variety of your clay target shell needs. We were a leader in 1oz. loads when they first began to gain popularity. Shooters began to realize the benefits of the minimized recoil coupled with Fiocchi of America’s supe-rior patterning shells, and have been absolutely


crushing targets ever since. Another example of Fiocchi of America’s dedication to pro-ducing the right load for any situation is our Spreader loads. Designed to decimate close range targets, Fiocchi Spreaders give semi auto shooters, who are limited to one choke per station, the ability to engage targets which are set a considerable distance apart. For instance you may see a rabbit as your first target and a long presentation as the second. In the past this could offer quite a challenge to a semi auto shooter as opposed to a competitor using an over under. With Fiocchi’s Spreader loaded as you first shot, the playing field has now been leveled.

With numerous requests for “more speed!” Fiocchi of America introduced our “X” loads in the shooting Dynamics line. These loads are ideal for shooters who like an econom-ical shell with a bit more punch, and are de-signed with trap shooters specifically in mind. They are also great for ranges that host cor-porate and/or charity events. These also offer a great money saving option for competitors who shoot particular Exacta loads in competi-tion but want a more affordable option to prac-tice with. With offerings in both 1 ounce and 1 1/8 ounce loads that travel at 1250 feet per sec-ond these loads offer a level of consistency and performance rarely found in other offerings. When you consider the entire package; clean burning powders, smooth recoil impulse, great patterns, and hard hitting lead what is not to love about Fiocchi of America’s Shooting Dy-namics’ X loads?

On the other end of the scale we have our low-recoil training target loads. As an early pioneer of the training load market Fiocchi of America continues to deliver a softer shooting load that is designed to allow new shooters to focus on the fundamentals without a an over-whelming amount of recoil or shooter fatigue. Many shooters who switched to the 7/8oz loads found that they scores did not suffer and some-

times increased because of the ability to focus more on their technique. Another segment of shooters who benefit from these loads are ones who have recoil sensitivity due to prolonged shooting careers, some had all but given up on the sport before finding the low-recoil loads. So whether you are just getting started or are a long time vet Fiocchi of America’s Training Target loads could be the solution you have been looking for.

Other loads we are proud to offer are our true 24 gram International loads, the vaunted Nick-el Crushers, and the environmentally friendly Exacta Steel Target loads. We feel that by offer-ing these options Fiocchi of America can fulfill all of your clay target shooting ammunition needs.

By partnering with American based compo-nent suppliers we have increased our ability to deliver the highest quality shotshells to more and more clay target shooters. Utilizing Amer-ican made powders, carefully couple with our world famous primers our ballisticians have been able to engineer a family of products that we feel is the most complete on the market. With our proven performance across all of the disciplines why look anywhere else? Let our passion for the sports be your unfair advantage in the stand.

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Shooting Dynamics Clay Target Ammunition

Stock # Description Gauge Length Oz. Shot Velocity Shot Size Shot Type Ok to use for Information, Suggested Uses

12SD78H 7/8 oz. Semi-Auto Friendly 12 2 3/4" 7/8 1350 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., International Trap & Skeet Mild recoil. Will cycle thru most Semi-Autos. Practice for International (Olympic) events.

12SD1L 1 oz. Light Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1170 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap & Skeet Milder recoil. Great for American Trap Singles, first shot on Trap Doubles.

12SD1H 1 oz. Heavy Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1200 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap & Skeet Mild recoil. Excellent all around load.

12SD1X 1 oz. "X" Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1250 7.5 - 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Moderate recoil. Mirror to Little Rino. Excellent practice load.

12SD18L 1 1/8 oz. Light Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1165 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap & Skeet Milder recoil. Great for American Trap Singles, first shot on Trap Doubles.

12SD18H 1 1/8 oz. Heavy Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1200 7.5 - 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Trap Mild recoil. Good practice load.

12SD18X 1 1/8 oz. "X" Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1250 7.5 - 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Trap Moderate recoil. Mirror to White Rino. Excellent practice load.

New!12SDHC 1 1/8 oz. Handicap Dynamic 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1290 7.5 - 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Trap Moderate recoil. Mirror to Exacta Trap. Excellent practice load.

20SD 20 ga. Heavy Dynamic 20 2 3/4" 7/8 1210 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. Great all around load.

Steel Shot Clay Target Ammunition

12SLR7 Low Recoil 12 2 3/4" 1 1200 7 Steel Shot Sporting Clays, American Trap & Skeet Mild recoil. General use load where steel shot is required.

12SLR1187 Low Recoil 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1375 7 Steel Shot Sporting Clays, American Trap & Skeet Moderate recoil. General use load where steel shot is required.

20SLR7 Low Recoil 20 2 3/4" 08-Jul 1225 7 Steel Shot Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. General use load where steel shot is required.

Exacta Clay Target Line

Stock # Description Gauge Length Oz. Shot Velocity Shot Size Shot Type Ok to use for Information, Suggested Uses

1278OZ Low Recoil 12 2 3/4" 7/8 1200 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., International Trap Very mild recoil. Will cycle thru some Semi-Autos. Perfect for first time shooters.

12IN24 International 12 2 3/4" 24 gr 1350 7.5 - 9 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., International Trap & Skeet Mild recoil. Used in International (Olympic) Trap & Skeet.

New!12PIN247 Paper International 12 2 3/4" 24 gr 1350 7.5 - 9 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., International Trap & Skeet Mild recoil. Smooth, soft recoil with superior performance in International Trap & Skeet

12TL Target Light 12 2 3/4" 1 1150 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Mild recoil. Great for Trap Singles and first shot Trap Doubles.

12TX Little Rino 12 2 3/4" 1 1250 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Moderate recoil. Used for practice and tournament shooting.

12FPTX Paper Little Rino 12 2 3/4" 1 1250 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Mild recoil. Smells great; softer, smoother recoil.

12CRSR Crusher 12 2 3/4" 1 1300 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Moderate recoil. Used for practice and tournament shooting; long targets.

12FPCRS Paper Crusher 12 2 3/4" 1 1300 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Moderate recoil. Smells great; softer, smoother recoil.

12CRN Nickel Crusher 12 2 3/4" 1 1300 7.5 Nickel Plated Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C. Moderate recoil. Superior patterning. Best for long targets. NOT ALLOWED IN TRAP

12SCRS Super Crusher 12 2 3/4" 1 1400 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C. Most recoil. Use for very long targets.

12SCRN Nickel Super Crusher 12 2 3/4" 1 1400 7.5 Nickel Plated Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C. Most recoil. Superior patterning. Use for long targets. NOT ALLOWED IN TRAP

12WRNO White Rino 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1250 7.5 - 8 - 9 High Antimony Sporting Clays, American Trap & Skeet Moderate recoil. Used for practice and tournament shooting; long targets.

New!12TRHC Exacta Trap 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1290 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sportging Clays, American Trap Moderate recoil. Handicap load for Trap; long targets in Sporting Clays.

12FPWR Paper White Rino 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1250 7.5 - 8 High Antimony Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Moderate recoil. Smells great; softer, smoother recoil.

12CPTR Interceptor (Spreader) 12 2 3/4" 1 1300 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays Moderate recoil. For very close targets. NOT ALLOWED IN F.I.T.A.S.C.

12SSCH Power Spreader 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1200 8 - 8.5 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays Moderate recoil. For very close targets. NOT ALLOWED IN F.I.T.A.S.C.

12SSCHX Rino Spreader 12 2 3/4" 1 1/8 1250 8 - 8.5 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays Moderate recoil. For very close targets. NOT ALLOWED IN F.I.T.A.S.C.

16GT Game & Target 12 2 3/4" 1 1165 7.5 - 8 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, F.I.T.A.S.C., American Trap Mild recoil. May be used in 12 ga. American Skeet.

20LITE Trainer 20 2 3/4" 7/8 1075 7.5 High Antimony Sporting Clays, American Skeet Least recoil. Great for new shooters using over/under shotgun. May not cycle in Semi-Auto.

20VIP VIP 20 2 3/4" 7/8 1200 7.5 - 8 - 9 High Antimony Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. Great patterning for practice and tournaments.

20VIPH VIP Heavy 20 2 3/4" 7/8 1250 7.5 - 8 - 9 High Antimony Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. Great patterning for longer targets.

28VIP VIP 28 2 3/4" 3/4 1200 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. Good for all applications.

28VIPH VIP Heavy 28 2 3/4" 3/4 1300 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. Best for longer targets.

410VIP VIP .410 bore 2 3/4" 1/2 1250 7.5 - 8 - 9 Chilled Lead Sporting Clays, American Skeet Mild recoil. All around load.

Current American & International Skeet Rules limit the weight of the shot per load | 12 ga. 1-1/8 oz. - 20 ga. 7/8 - 28 ga. 3/4 oz. | 410 1/2 oz. - International 24 gr. (7/8 oz.) 1350 FPS

It was a huge year for the USA and Fiocchi Pro Staff in international clay target com-petition. Fiocchi of America continues to be the Official Ammunition of the USA Sporting Clays Team and USA F.I.T.A.S.C. Team. Our premium ammunition is not only superior because of its clean burning, reduced felt recoil, and patterning, but is available to the USA Teams anywhere in the world.

At the 2017 World English held in San An-tonio, Texas, the USA Sporting Clays Team swept the entire event taking first in Open, Junior, Lady, Veteran, and Super Veteran divisions. Fiocchi Pro Staffer Anthony Matarese Jr. was back on the podium again finishing third overall. Contributing to the team wins included Fiocchi Pro Staff-

ers Matarese, Diane Sorantino, Alexandra Wampler, Ray Brown, Steve Edmondson, and Gary Walstrom. Edmondson won the Veteran division and Walstrom is the Su-per Veteran World Champion.

The 2017 World F.I.T.A.S.C. was held just outside Budapest, Hungry. USA F.I.T.A.S.C. Team kept up with their team-mates and completed a near sweep taking Gold in the Senior, Junior, Lady, and Super Veteran divisions. Representing the Fioc-chi Pro Staff on the Lady Team was Soran-tino and Walstrom on the Super Veteran Team.

Fiocchi Helps USA Teams to Win Gold Around the World


The Fiocchi Clay Target Pro Staff is the largest of any in the industry. We don’t only invest in the top shooters, but truly exceptional representatives of our brand. These are the people that exemplify our products on all levels. Diane Soranti-no is returning to both of the 2018 USA Sporting Clays Team and USA F.I.T.A.S.C. Team. Super Veteran Gary Walstrom is the Captain of the 2018 Super Veteran Team, and team member of the USA F.I.T.A.S.C. Team. The most impressive accomplish-ment was Anthony Matarese Jr. making the USA Sporting Clays Open Team with points from only four of the eight qualify-ing shoots.

All of the Pro Staff Shooters had a great year. From the accomplishments of the USA

Sporting Clays Team and USA F.I.T.A.S.C. Team, to Josey Martin winning High Over All at the Ducks Unlimited Continental in the Super Sporting event; Sorantino, Alex-andra Wampler, Ray Brown, and Walstrom doing extremely well on the PSCA Tour, it was incredible.

So, would you like to shoot better? Fiocchi of America has the most extensive prod-uct line with ammo for everyone that out-performs the others. Clean burning, less felt recoil, exceptional patterning, with a price point that fits most budgets. Pros to amateur to busting clays out back with the family… check out Fiocchi!

Fiocchi Clay Target Pro Staff C ontinues to be on the Top


Josey MartinDiane SorantinoRay BrownAnthony Matarese Jr


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CLAY TARGET RECOMMENDED USE CHART FIOCCHI OF AMERICA - 2018 CATALOG

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Fiocchi of America offers several special use shotgun shells loaded with as rubber buckshot or slugs (batons) for unique requirements such as less lethal force options and animal nuisance situations. Our Demolition load is used for law enforcement applications including breaching applications of door locks and hinges that re-quire an option to reduce collateral damage inside the structure being breached.

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Centerfire Primers

Stock # Description Qty per case Qty per sleeve Line

445SMP Small Pistol 12000 150 SUR Primer Line

446SMR Small Rifle 12000 150 SUR Primer Line

445SMZP Small Pistol Zero Pollution 12000 150 ZP Primer Line

446SMRZP Small Rifle Zero Pollution 12000 150 ZP Primer Line

535LP Large Pistol 12000 150 SUR Primer Line

535LR Large Rifle 12000 150 SUR Primer Line

Shotshell Primers Description Qty per case Cartons of 1000 per case Line

616 12, 20, 16, 28 & .410 5000 5 Shooting Dynamics

Fiocchi 616, 209 size, shotshell primers have a reputation for reliability and consistency the world over. These primers we sell as loading components are the very same ones we use in our United States factory of loading. Using our 140 years of experience our engineers have designed what we feel is the highest quality shotshell primer on the market, with special care taken in all aspects; mixture, battery cup and anvil. Couple that with our meticulous assembly and quality control standards and you have the finest primer in the world. Fiocchi Munizioni, our parent company in Italy, has long been among the world leaders in

Pr i m er s

shotshell hull construction and manufacturing. Well known for not only being a quality leader, but also a leader in production and delivery producing more than six hundred million hulls a year. All of Fiocchi’s hulls are manufactured using bi-directionally oriented plastic tubes for strength as well as positive feeding and extraction paired with updated basewad design for greater hull integrity. Utilizing high carbon brass plated heads for strength & safety, and our world famous 616 primers for reliability & consistency you can see why we are the world leader in shotshell components.

SPECIAL USE - Rubber Buckshots & Slugs

12LERBK 12 2 3/4 15 790 15 Pellets, .33 inches Rubber Buckshot 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12LEBAT 12 2 3/4 1 rubber slug 740 1 Rubber Baton Slug Weighs 4.8 grams 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12LEBRE 12 2 3/4 Frangible Slug 1310 Ballistic Polymer Composite Projectile 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

Blanks

Stock # Description Rounds per case Qty per box Bx per Case Line

22LRBL 22 Long Rifle Blank 1000 200 5 Blanks

380BLANK 380 (9X17) Rimmed (short) 1000 50 20 Blanks

8MMBLANK 8mm Pistol 1000 50 20 Blanks

9MMBLANK 9mm (9X19) Parabellum 1000 50 20 Blanks

38BLANK 38 Rimmed Revolver 1000 50 20 Blanks

320BLANK 32 Rimmed Revolver (short) 1000 50 20 Blanks

12BLANK 12 Ga., 2 3/4" Blank, Granulated Plastic Filler 250 25 10 Blanks

Popper Loads Description Qty per box Bx per Case Line

12POPBLK 12 Ga., 2 3/4" Popper, Empty Primed Case, Rolldown Crimp 1000 Bulk Packed 1,000 per case bulk Blanks

Dummy Rounds Description Qty per box Bx per Case Line

12INERT INERT, 12 Ga. action proving rounds. Clearly marked as Dummy Loads to SAAMI Standards 250 10 25 Blanks

Fiocchi of America continues to offer a wide selec-tion of blanks and popper loads for various applica-tions including dog training and competition, po-lice/self-defense training and ceremonies, Cowboy mounted shooting, and theatrical performances. All of our blanks use smokeless powder for safety. Our 12INERT (previous item #12DUMMY) shotshell is a non-firing 12 gauge 2 ¾” 1 ounce shell that has the heft and feel of a real 12 gauge shell without the primer and powder. These are great for gunsmiths, gun training for new shotgun shooters, and for com-petitive shotgun shooters like 3-Gunners who want to practice loading and manipulating their shotguns without using live ammo.

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22-250 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

22250HVB 22-250 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 4100 3510 2994 2535 2120 1747 1493 1094 796 571 399 271 -0.4 0 -1.3 -6.6 0.2

22250HVD 22-250 Remington 55 Polymer Tip FB Extrema Rifle Line 3650 3226 2843 2491 2165 1864 1627 1271 987 758 572 424 -0.4 0 -1.9 -8.1 0.255

22250B 22-250 Remington 55 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3650 3192 2781 2405 2059 1745 1627 1244 944 706 518 372 -0.4 0 -1.9 -8.4 0.235

Field Box 223 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

223FHVA 223 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Field Box 3300 2889 2515 2170 1851 1571 1209 927 702 523 382 274 -0.48 0 -2.7 -11 0.242

223FHVB 223 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Field Box 3650 3117 2646 2270 1836 1501 1183 863 622 438 299 200 -0.38 0 -2.1 -9.2 0.200

243 Winchester-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

243HSB 243 Winchester 95 SST Polymer Tip FB Extrema Rifle Line 2950 2688 2440 2206 1985 1778 1836 1524 1256 1027 831 667 -0.53 0 -3.3 -12.5 0.355

243SPD 243 Winchester 100 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3050 2814 2590 2378 2175 1982 2065 1758 1490 1255 1050 872 -0.5 0 -2.9 -11 0.405

243SPB 243 Winchester 70 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3400 3020 2672 2350 2050 1775 1797 1418 1110 858 653 489 -0.42 0 -2.3 -9.6 0.269

243TTSX 243 Winchester 80 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free Extrema Leadless 3275 2973 2691 2426 2176 1942 1905 1570 1286 1046 841 670 -0.48 0 -2.5 -9.7 0.331

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4.6 X 30 H & K=7.375” test barrel (industry standard length)

46EXA 4.6 x 30 H&K 40 FMJ Exacta Rifle Match 1900 1569 1297 1104 988 908 320 218 149 108 86 73 -1.46 0 -14.28 -49.31 0.21

46EXB 4.6 x 30 H&K 40 JSP Exacta Rifle Match 1900 1569 1297 1104 988 908 320 218 149 108 86 73 -1.46 0 -14.28 -49.31 0.21

Weight Bullet Line Velocity in Feet per second +/- 10 ft/s Energy in Foot/Pounds +/- 5 ft/p. Bullet Path Range - Zero at 100 Y. Ball.

Stock # Item Type Grains Type Mzl. 100 Y. 200 Y. 300 Y. 400 Y. 500 Y. Mzl. 100 Y. 200 Y. 300 Y. 400 Y. 500 Y. 50 Y. 100 Y. 200 Y. 300 Y. Coeff.

222 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

222HVA 222 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT Exacta Rifle Match 3200 2799 2432 2094 1784 1511 1137 870 657 487 354 253 -0.3 0 -3 -11.9 0.242

204 Ruger=24” test barrel (industry standard length)

204HVA 204 Ruger 32 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 4125 3559 3061 2616 2212 1846 1209 900 666 486 348 242 -0.5 0 -1.3 -6.3 0.21

204HVB 204 Ruger 40 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 3700 3302 2939 2604 2293 2003 1216 968 767 602 467 356 -0.4 0 -1.7 -7.4 0.275

223 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

223MKC* 223 Remington 69 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2850 2553 2275 2014 1772 1553 1244 998 793 621 481 370 -0.65 0 -3.9 -14.5 0.301

223MKD* 223 Remington 77 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2725 2480 2248 2029 1823 1632 1270 1052 864 704 568 456 -0.68 0 -4.2 -15.3 0.362

223HVA50 223 Remington 50 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 3300 2889 2515 2170 1854 1571 1209 927 702 523 382 274 -0.48 0 -2.7 -11 0.242

223HVB50 223 Remington 40 Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 3650 3117 2646 2270 1836 1501 1183 863 622 438 299 200 -0.38 0 -2.1 -9.2 0.200

223A 223 Remington 55 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3240 2837 2468 2128 1817 1540 1282 983 744 553 403 290 -0.47 0 -2.9 -11.5 0.243

223B 223 Remington 55 PSP FB Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3230 2814 2436 2088 1770 1491 1274 967 725 532 383 271 -0.48 0 -2.9 -11.8 0.235

223C* 223 Remington 62 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3000 2661 2346 2053 1782 1540 1239 974 757 580 437 326 -0.58 0 -3.5 -13.3 0.275

223SFNT* 223 Remington 45 Lead-Free Frangible Frangible Leadless 3300 2702 2186 1729 1352 1095 1088 732 478 299 183 120 -0.50 0 -3.3 -14.1 0.164

223VGNT* 223 Remington 50 Barnes Varmint Grenade Non Tox Extrema Leadless 3300 2765 2290 1864 1497 1210 1209 849 582 386 249 163 -0.42 0 -3.1 -13 0.183

Barrel Twist Notes: 223C and 223CC 1/10 or faster, 223MKC 1/10 or faster, 223MKD 1/8 or faster, 223VGNT 1/10 or faster, 223SFNT 1/9 or faster

6.5x55 Swedish-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

65HSA 6.5X55 Swedish 140 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2625 2457 2295 2139 1990 1846 2142 1876 1637 1422 1230 1060 -0.53 0 -4.3 -15.2 0.52


270HSB 270 Winchester 150 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2860 2685 2516 2354 2197 2046 2724 2400 2108 1845 1608 1395 -0.57 0 -3.3 -12.2 0.525

270SPB 270 Winchester 130 Interlock FB Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3010 2778 2559 2349 2150 1960 2615 2228 1890 1593 1334 1109 -0.52 0 -3 -11.4 0.409

270SPE 270 WInchester 150 Interlock FB Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2850 2652 2462 2280 2106 1939 2705 2342 2019 1731 1477 1253 -0.51 0 -3.5 -12.7 0.462

270TTSX 270 WInchester 130 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free Extrema Leadless 3100 2854 2621 2400 2189 1989 2774 2350 1983 1662 1383 1142 -0.5 0 -2.8 -10.6 0.392

New! 270SCA 270 WInchester 130 Swift Scirocco II Boat Tail Spitzer Extrema Rifle Line 3050 2837 2634 2440 2255 2077 2685 2323 2003 1719 1467 1245 -0.5 0 -2.8 -10.7 0.45

7mm-08 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

7MM08B 7mm-08 Remington 139 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2800 2600 2409 2226 2050 1883 2420 2086 1791 1529 1297 1095 -0.55 0 -3.7 -13.3 0.453

7MM08HSA 7mm-08 Remington 139 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2800 2613 2434 2262 2097 1939 2420 2108 1829 1579 1357 1161 -0.06 0 -3.6 -13.1 .486

300 AAC Blackout-16” test barrel (industry standard length)

300BLKC 300 AAC Blackout 150 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 1950 1767 1597 1442 1305 1190 1266 1039 849 693 567 472 -0.52 0 -9.7 -33.1 0.398

300BLKHA 300 AAC Blackout 125 SST 300BLK-Spec FB Extrema Rifle Line 2200 1944 1708 1496 1312 1166 1343 1049 810 621 478 377 -0.54 0 -7.7 -27.5 0.305

New! 300BLKMB 300 AAC Blackout 220 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 1020 985 955 928 904 881 508 474 446 421 399 380 -0.55 0 -34.3 -106.7 0.608

New! Range Dynamics 223 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

New! 223ARD 223 Remington 55 FMJ BT Range Dynamics 3240 2837 2468 2128 1817 1540 1282 983 744 553 403 290 -0.47 0 -2.1 -11.5 0.243

New! 223CRD 223 Remington 62 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3000 2661 2346 2053 1782 1540 1239 974 757 580 437 326 -0.58 0 -3.5 -13.3 0.275

30 M1 Carbine-20” test barrel (industry standard length)

30M1CA 30 M1 Carbine 110 FMJ Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2000 1601 1279 1067 - - 977 626 399 278 - - -0.54 0 -12.9 -47.2 0.21



New! 7mm Remington Magnum-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

New! 7RMA 7mm Rem. Mag. 139 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3150 2933 2728 2531 2343 2162 3062 2656 2296 1977 1694 1443 -0.59 0 -2.6 -9.8 0.453

New! 7RMHSA 7mm Rem. Mag. 154 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 3100 2915 2737 2567 2403 2244 3286 2905 2562 2253 1974 1722 -0.55 0 -2.6 -9.8 0.525

New! 7RMSCA 7mm Rem. Mag. 150 Swift Scirocco II Boat Tail Spitzer Extrema Rifle Line 3100 2911 2731 2557 2390 2229 3201 2822 2483 2178 1902 1655 -0.58 0 -2.6 -9.9 0.515

25-06 Remington-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

2506B 25-06 Remington 117 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2975 2735 2508 2291 2085 1891 2299 1943 1633 1364 1130 929 -0.53 0 -3.2 -11.9 0.391

2506HSA 25-06 Remington 117 SST Polymer Tip FB Extrema Rifle Line 2975 2734 2506 2290 2083 1889 2299 1942 1632 1362 1128 927 -0.54 0 -3.2 -11.9 .390

30-30 Winchester-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

3030B 30-30 Winchester 150 FSP Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2390 2029 1703 1422 1199 1051 1902 1371 966 673 479 368 -0.2 0 -7 -26.2 0.224

3030C 30-30 Winchester 170 FSP Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2200 1827 1501 1240 1066 961 1827 1259 850 580 429 349 -0.3 0 -9.1 -33.8 0.205

32 Auto (7.65 Browning)

32XTP 32 Auto 60 XTP JHP Extrema 1000 926 867 133 114 100 4.00 -1.12 -4.59 0.12

32AP 32 Auto, (7.65mm) 73 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1000 929 873 160 137 120 4.00 -1.11 -4.57 0.126

32APHP 32 Auto 60 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1100 997 924 161 132 113 4.00 -0.93 -3.86 0.12

32 S & W Long

32LA 32 S & W Long 100 Lead Wadcutter Shooting Dynamics 650 519 412 94 60 38 6.00 -2.75 -11.00 0.028

32SWLA 32 S & W Long 97 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 870 820 776 163 145 130 6.00 -1.55 -5.75 0.121

32SWLL 32 S & W Long 97 LFP COWBOY 900 846 799 174 154 137 6.00 -1.45 -5.54 0.121

8 Lebel

8L 8mm Lebel (Pistol) 111 FMJ Specialty 920 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

25 Auto (6.35mm Browning)

25AP 25 Auto, (6.35mm) 50 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 800 766 735 71 65 735 2 -1.72 -7 0.156

25XTP 25 Auto 35 XTP JHP Extrema 900 813 742 63 51 742 2 -1.39 -5.76 0.072

7.62 Nagant

762A 7.62mm Nagant Revolver 98 FMJ Specialty 750 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

7.63 Mauser

763A 7.63mm Mauser 88 FMJ Specialty 1425 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

Caliber Bullet Weight Bullet Type Line Velocity in Feet per second +/- 10 ft/s Energy in Foot/Pounds +/- 5 ft/p. Barrel Drop Inches Ballistic

Stock # Grains Muzzle 50 YDS. 100 YDS. Muzzle 50 YDS. 100 YDS. Length 25 YDS. 50 YDS. Coeff.

30 Luger

765A 30 Luger 93 FMJ Specialty 1230 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

765B 30 Luger 93 JSP Specialty 1230 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

7.62 Tokarev

762TOK 7.62 Tokarev 85 FMJ Specialty 1525 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

380 Auto

380XTP25 380 Auto 90 XTP JHP EXTREMA 975 894 831 190 160 138 3.00 -1.20 -4.50 0.099

380AP 380 Auto 95 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 960 864 789 194 157 131 3.00 -1.22 -5.08 0.077

380APHP 380 Auto 90 JHP Shooting Dynamics 975 894 831 190 160 138 3.00 -1.20 -4.50 0.099

9x18 Makarov

9MAK 9 Makarov 95 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1020 905 823 219 173 142 3.00 -1.09 -4.56 0.077

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308MKB 308 Winchester 168 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2650 2460 2278 2104 1938 1780 2620 2257 1936 1651 1401 1182 -0.67 0 -4.3 -15.3 0.462

308MKC 308 Winchester 180 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2560 2386 2220 2059 1906 1761 2619 2276 1969 1695 1452 1239 -0.71 0 -4.6 -16.3 0.496

308MKD 308 Winchester 175 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2595 2420 2252 2090 1936 1789 2617 2275 1970 1698 1456 1243 -0.69 0 -4.5 -15.8 0.496

308HSA 308 Winchester 150 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2860 2639 2429 2229 2037 1857 2724 2320 1965 1654 1383 1148 -0.58 0 -3.5 -12.9 0.415

308HSC 308 Winchester 180 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2570 2390 2218 2053 1895 1745 2640 2283 1966 1684 1435 1217 -0.71 0 -4.6 -16.3 0.48

308GKB 308 Winchester 165 Sierra Game King HPBT Extrema Rifle Line 2745 2500 2267 2048 1841 1649 2761 2289 1884 1536 1242 997 -0.68 0 -4.1 -14.9 0.363

308A 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2890 2658 2439 2229 2030 1842 2782 2354 1981 1655 1373 1130 -0.57 0 -3.4 -12.8 0.398

308B 308 Winchester 150 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2820 2581 2355 2141 1937 1747 2649 2219 1848 1526 1250 1016 -0.63 0 -3.7 -13.8 0.38

308C 308 Winchester 180 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2620 2427 2243 2066 1898 1740 2743 2355 2010 1707 1440 1209 -0.7 0 -4.4 -15.8 0.452

308D 308 Winchester 165 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2700 2496 2302 2116 1939 1772 2671 2283 1941 1640 1378 1150 -0.65 0 -4.1 -14.7 0.435

308TTSX 308 Winchester 168 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free Extrema Leadless 2670 2482 2303 2130 1966 1809 2659 2299 1978 1693 1441 1221 -0.67 0 -4.2 -14.9 0.47

New! 308SCA 308 Winchester 150 Swift Scirocco II Boat Tail Spitzer Extrema Rifle Line 2875 2661 2457 2262 2076 1899 2753 2358 2011 1704 1435 1201 -0.67 0 -3.4 -12.6 0.43

Field Box 308 Winchester-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

308FA 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT SD Field Box 2890 2658 2439 2229 2030 1842 2782 2354 1981 1655 1373 1130 -0.57 0 -3.4 -12.8 0.398

Range Dynamics 308 Winchester-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

New! 308ARD 308 Winchester 150 FMJ BT Field Box Shooting Dynamic 2890 2658 2439 2229 2030 1842 2782 2354 1981 1655 1373 1130 -0.57 0 -3.4 -12.8 0.398

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7.62 x 39 Soviet-20” test barrel (industry standard length)

762SOVA 7.62 x 39 mm 124 FMJ (.310) Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2375 2070 1789 1538 1322 1155 1540 1170 874 646 478 364 -0.12 0 -6.7 -24.3 0.266

300 Winchester Magnum-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

300WMA 300 Win. Mag 150 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3275 2988 2719 2466 2227 2001 3572 2973 2463 2026 1651 1333 -0.2 0 -2.4 -9.5 0.349

300WMB 300 Win. Mag 180 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3000 2790 2591 2399 2216 2041 3597 3112 2682 2301 1963 1665 -0.2 0 -3 -11.2 0.452

300WMHSA 300 Win. Mag 180 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 3000 2802 2613 2432 2258 2091 3597 3138 2730 2364 2038 1748 -0.2 0 -2.9 -11 0.48

300WMMKE 300 Win. Mag 190 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2900 2726 2558 2396 2241 2091 3548 3134 2760 2423 2118 1844 -0.2 0 -3.2 -11.7 0.533

New! 300WMSCA 300 Win. Mag 180 Swift Scirocco II Boat Tail Spitzer Extrema Rifle Line 3020 2836 2660 2491 2328 2171 3645 3215 2829 2480 2166 1884 -0.54 0 -2.8 -10.6 0.52

30-06 Springfield-24” test barrel (industry standard length)

3006MKB 30-06 Springfield 168 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2695 2503 2320 2144 1975 1816 2709 2337 2007 1714 1456 1230 -0.64 0 -4.1 -14.6 0.462

3006MKD 30-06 Springfield 180 Sierra Match King HPBT Exacta Rifle Match 2665 2487 2317 2153 1995 1845 2838 2472 2145 1852 1591 1361 -0.66 0 -4.1 -14.7 0.496

3006HSA 30-06 Springfield 150 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2925 2701 2488 2285 2091 1907 2849 2430 2062 1739 1456 1211 -0.55 0 -3.3 -12.2 0.415

3006HSC 30-06 Springfield 180 SST Polymer Tip BT Extrema Rifle Line 2675 2491 2315 2145 1983 1829 2860 2480 2141 1839 1572 1337 -0.65 0 -4.1 -14.8 0.48

3006GKB 30-06 Springfield 165 Sierra Game King HPBT Extrema Rifle Line 2850 2599 2362 2137 1925 1726 2975 2475 2043 1673 1357 1062 -0.59 0 -3.7 -13.6 0.363

3006A 30-06 Springfield 150 FMJ BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 3000 2763 2538 2324 2120 1927 2997 2542 2145 1798 1497 1237 -0.52 0 -3.1 -11.5 0.398

3006B 30-06 Springfield 150 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2910 2667 2436 2217 2010 1815 2820 2368 1977 1638 1345 1097 -0.53 0 -3.4 -12.7 0.38

3006C 30-06 Springfield 165 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2800 2576 2364 2161 1968 1787 2872 2432 2047 1710 1419 1169 -0.57 0 -3.8 -13.8 0.404

3006D 30-06 Springfield 180 Interlock BT Rifle Shooting Dynamics 2700 2504 2316 2137 1965 1802 2914 2506 2144 1824 1543 1298 -0.6 0 -4.1 -14.6 0.452

3006TTSX 30-06 Springfield 168 Barnes Tipped TSX Lead Free Extrema Leadless 2800 2607 2422 2245 2075 1913 2924 2535 2189 1880 1606 1365 -0.6 0 -3.6 -13.2 0.47

New! 3006SCA 30-06 Springfield 165 Swift Scirocco II Boat Tail Spitzer Extrema Rifle Line 2875 2679 2491 2311 2138 1973 3028 2629 2274 1957 1675 1427 -0.6 0 -3.4 -12.3 0.47





9 X 18 Ultra

9X18 9 X 18 Ultra (Police) 100 FMJ Specialty 1130 Cartridge loaded according to CIP Euro laws. (Historic Cartridge for “Collector” Firearms)

9 X 19 Luger

9XTP25 9mm Luger 115 XTP JHP EXTREMA 1150 1036 957 338 274 234 4.00 -0.90 -3.70 0.129

9XTPB25 9mm Luger 147 XTP JHP EXTREMA 950 913 879 295 272 253 4.00 -1.40 -4.90 0.212

9XTPC25 9mm Luger 124 XTP JHP EXTREMA 1100 1020 961 333 287 254 4.00 -1.10 -4.30 0.165

9AP 9mm Luger 115 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1200 1089 1009 368 303 260 4.00 -0.90 -3.80 0.158

9APB 9mm Luger 124 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1150 1048 975 364 302 262 4.00 -0.80 -3.90 0.148

9APBHP 9mm Luger 124 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1100 1020 961 333 287 254 4.00 -1.10 -4.30 0.165

9APC 9mm Luger 124 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1150 1048 975 364 302 262 4.00 -0.80 -3.90 0.148

9APD 9mm Luger 147 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 975 924 881 310 279 253 4.00 -1.50 -5.40 0.165

9APE 9mm Luger 158 FMJ - Subsonic Shooting Dynamics 850 814 780 253 232 213 4.00 -2.50 -6.20 0.159

9APHP 9mm Luger 115 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1175 1072 997 353 293 254 4.00 -0.80 -4.00 0.16

9APDHP 9mm Luger 147 JHP Shooting Dynamics 975 924 881 310 279 253 4.00 -1.50 -5.40 0.158

9FRANG 9mm Luger 100 Frangible NON TOX 1300 1114 999 375 275 221 4.00 -0.68 -2.88 0.111

New! 9 X 19 Luger Range Pack

New! 9ARD 9mm Luger 115 FMJ Range Dynamics 1200 1089 1009 368 303 260 4.00 -0.90 -3.80 0.158

9X21 IMI

9X21 9 X 21 Pistol 123 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1230 1102 1014 413 332 281 5.00 -0.70 -3.10 0.148

38 Special

38XTPP25 38 Special +P 125 XTP JHP EXTREMA 1050 977 921 306 265 236 7.710 NV -1.16 -4.35 0.151

38XTPB25 38 Special +P 110 XTP JHP EXTREMA 1100 1003 934 296 246 213 7.710 NV -0.96 -3.90 0.131

38A 38 Special 130 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 950 899 856 260 233 211 7.710 NV -1.23 -5.04 0.153

38ACMJ 38 Special 130 CMJ Shooting Dynamics 950 890 842 260 229 205 7.710 NV -1.32 -6.14 0.146

38B 38 Special 158 JHP Shooting Dynamics 850 804 763 253 227 204 7.710 NV -1.55 -6.35 0.125

38C 38 Special 158 LRN Shooting Dynamics 880 844 712 271 250 231 7.710 NV -1.43 -5.77 0.178

38D 38 Special 125 SJSP Shooting Dynamics 970 916 869 261 233 209 7.710 NV -1.18 -4.80 0.155

38E 38 Special 148 JHP Shooting Dynamics 750 719 690 183 168 155 7.710 NV -1.96 -7.94 0.153

38G 38 Special 158 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 730 703 678 186 173 161 7.710 NV -2.06 -8.35 0.206

38CA 38 Special 158 LFP COWBOY 640 618 597 144 131 120 6 V -5.80 -16.90 0.139

38LA 38 Special 148 Lead Wad Cutter EXACTA 730 648 576 175 138 109 5.00 NV -2.10 -8.88 0.053



357 Magnum

357XTP25 357 Magnum 158 XTP JHP EXTREMA 1250 1149 1072 548 463 403 10 NV -0.72 -2.95 0.206

357B 357 Magnum 158 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1220 1113 1034 522 434 375 10 NV -0.8 -3.2 0.175

357C 357 Magnum 125 SJSP Shooting Dynamics 1500 1416 1235 755 556 423 10 NV -0.42 -1.77 0.14

357D 357 Magnum 125 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1450 1269 1130 584 447 355 10 NV -0.40 -2.00 0.147

357E 357 Magnum 148 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1310 1146 1035 564 432 352 10 NV -0.75 -2.95 0.153

357F 357 Magnum 142 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1420 1245 1110 636 488 388 10 NV -0.53 -2.16 0.143

357GCMJ 357 Magnum 158 CMJ Shooting Dynamics 1220 1102 1024 522 426 368 10 NV -1.1 -4.4 0.173

357CA 357 Magnum 158 LFP COWBOY 700 669 640 172 157 144 6.00 V -4.60 -13.60 0.139

357 Sig

357SIGAP 357 SIG 124 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1350 1194 1080 505 395 324 4.00 -0.68 -2.78 0.147

38 S & W Short

38SWSHA 38 S & W Short 145 FMJ SPECIALTY 720 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

38SWSHL 38 S & W Short 145 LRN COWBOY 720 689 660 167 153 140 5.00 V -2.25 -8.5 0.145

40 Smith & Wesson

40XTP25 40 Smith & Wesson 155 XTP JHP Extrema 1160 1047 970 463 377 324 4.00 -0.84 -3.48 0.137

40XTPB25 40 Smith & Wesson 180 XTP JHP Extrema 1000 943 896 400 355 321 4.00 -1.10 -4.52 0.164

40SWA 40 Smith & Wesson 170 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1020 954 901 392 333 298 4.00 -1.07 -4.38 0.148

40SWC 40 Smith & Wesson 165 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1100 1016 954 443 378 333 4.00 -0.80 -3.90 0.155

40SWD 40 Smith & Wesson 180 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1000 943 896 400 355 321 4.00 -1.11 -4.52 0.162

40SWE 40 Smith & Wesson 180 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1000 943 896 400 355 321 4.00 -1.10 -4.52 0.164

40SWF 40 Smith & Wesson 165 FMJTC Shooting Dynamics 1020 954 901 381 333 297 4.00 -0.80 -3.90 0.155

New! 40 S&W Range Dynamics

New! 40ARD 40 Smith & Wesson 170 FMJTC Range Dynamics 1020 954 901 381 333 298 4.00 -1.07 -4.38 0.148

38 Super Auto

38SA 38 Super Auto 129 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1200 1060 970 393 307 257 5.00 -0.75 -3.05 0.121

New! 10mm Automatic

New! 10AP 10mm Automatic 180 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 1250 1126 1037 624 507 430 5.00 -0.65 -3.25 0.162

New! 10APHP 10mm Automatic 180 JHP Shooting Dynamics 1250 1127 1039 624 508 432 5.00 -0.60 -3.00 0.164

44 SPECIAL

44SCA 44 Special 210 LRNFP Cowboy 750 721 694 262 243 225 6.00 V -3.2 -10.5 .165

44SA500 44 Special 200 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 900 861 825 360 329 302 6.00V -1.35 -5.57 0.17

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44-40

4440CA 44-40 210 LRNFP COWBOY 725 698 672 245 227 210 5.50 V -3.6 -11.6 .165

45 Auto

45XTP25 45 Auto 230 XTP JHP EXTREMA 900 864 832 414 381 353 5.00 -1.36 -5.55 0.188

45XTPB25 45 Auto 200 XTP JHP EXTREMA 925 878 837 380 342 311 5.00 -1.20 -5.40 0.151

45A500 45 Auto 230 FMJ Shooting Dynamics 860 827 797 377 350 324 5.00 -1.49 -6.01 0.184

45B500 45 Auto 200 JHP Shooting Dynamics 890 851 816 351 321 296 5.00 -1.39 -5.65 0.168

45T500 45 Auto 230 JHP Shooting Dynamics 850 830 810 370 350 325 5.00 -1.90 -7.60 0.169

New! 45 Auto Range Dynamics

New! 45ARD 45 Auto 230 FMJ Range Dynamics 860 830 803 377 352 329 5.00 -1.49 -6.01 0.14

44 Remington Magnum

44XTP25 44 Magnum 240 XTP JHP Extrema 1350 1231 1135 971 807 686 8.275V -0.76 -3.14 0.205

44XTPB25 44 Magnum 200 XTP JHP Extrema 1490 1325 1189 986 780 628 8.275V -0.90 -3.50 0.17

44A500 44 Magnum 240 JSP Shooting Dynamics 1310 1151 1042 914 706 579 8.275V -0.66 -2.77 0.138

44B500 44 Magnum 200 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 1475 1312 1178 966 764 617 8.275V -0.52 -2.16 0.17

44D500 44 Magnum 240 SJHP Shooting Dynamics 1330 1103 1026 780 648 561 8.275V -0.77 -3.17 0.172

455 Webley

455A 455 Webley (MKII) 262 LRN SPECIALTY 700 Due to the nature of Specialty products, ballistics are not available.

45 Long Colt

45LCCA 45 Long Colt 250 LRNFP COWBOY 750 713 678 312 282 255 7.50 V -3.2 -10.8 0.125

45LCCMJ 45 Long Colt 255 CMJFP Shooting Dynamics 750 710 672 318 285 255 7.50 V -3.6 -11.7 0.115


Waterfowl Steel Hunting

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads

123ST 12 3 1 1/8 1500 BB-1-2-3-4-6 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics


123SGW 12 3 1 1/4 1350 T-BBB-BB-1-2-3-4 250 25 10 EXTREMA

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads 1 1/5 oz. Warlock Steel

123ST15 12 3 1 1/5 1550 BB, 1,2,3,4 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12 Gauge 3 1/2 Inch Steel Loads

1235ST 12 3 1/2 1 3/8 1470 T-BBB-BB-2 250 25 10 SD

1235GG 12 3 1/2 1 5/8 1430 T-BBB-BB-1-2 250 25 10 EXTREMA

12 Gauge 3 Inch Speed Steel Loads 1 1/5 oz. - Field Box Warlock Steel

123FS15 12 3 1 1/5 1550 BB, 1,2,3,4 100 25 4 Shooting Dynamics


203ST 20 3 7/8 1500 2-3-4 250 25 10 EXTREMA

Golden Pheasant Nickel

12GP 12 2 3/4 1 3/8 1250 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

12GPX 12 2 3/4 1 3/8 1485 4-5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

123GP 12 3 1 3/4 1200 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

16GP 16 2 3/4 1 1/8 1310 5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

20GP 20 2 3/4 1 1245 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

203GP 20 3 1 1/4 1200 4-5-6 250 25 10 EXTREMA

28GP 28 2 3/4 7/8 1300 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

283GP 28 3 1 1/16 1200 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 EXTREMA

Nickel Plated Turkey Loads

123TRKC 12 3 1 3/4 1325 4-5-6 250 10 25 EXTREMA

1235TRC 12 3 1/2 2 3/8 1210 4-5-6 250 10 25 EXTREMA

Classic side by side Field Loads ( Upland Game ) FIELD LOADS



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Aero Slugs

12LRSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1150 1 oz rifled slug Low recoil 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics

12SLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1560 1 oz rifled slug 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics

12LESLUG 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics


12FLRSLU 12 2 3/4 1 1150 1 oz rifled slug Low recoil 80 10 8 Shooting Dynamics

12FSLUG 12 2 3/4 1 1560 1 oz rifled slug 80 10 8 Shooting Dynamics

12FLESLU 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil 80 10 8 Shooting Dynamics


12HV4BK 12 2 3/4 27 1325 4 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics

12HV00BK 12 2 3/4 9 1325 00 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics

12LE00BK 12 2 3/4 9 1150 00 Nickel Buckshot 250 10 25 Shooting Dynamics


12FHV00B 12 2 3/4 9 1325 00 Nickel Buckshot 80 10 8 Shooting Dynamics

12FLE00B 12 2 3/4 9 1150 00 Nickel Buckshot 80 10 8 Shooting Dynamics

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OPTIMA Specific Hi Velocity Loads

High Velocity Loads LEAD HI-VELOCITY

12HV 12 2 3/4 1 1/4 1330 4-5-6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12HV115 12 2 3/4 1 1/5 1330 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

123HV 12 3 1 3/4 1330 4-5-6 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

16HV 16 2 3/4 1 1/8 1300 5-6-7.5 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

20HV 20 2 3/4 1 1220 5-6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

203HV 20 3 1 1/4 1200 4-5-6-7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

28HV 28 2 3/4 3/4 1300 6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

283HV 28 3 1 1300 6-7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

410HV 410 3 11/16 1140 6-7.5-8-9 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

Game Loads Dove Loads


12GTX18 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics


20GT 20 2 3/4 7/8 1210 7.5-8 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics



Stock # Description Gauge Length Shot Wt ozs Velocity FPS Shot Size Shot Type Per case Per box Bx per Case Line

Exacta Spreader Loads

12CPTR Interceptor 12 2 3/4 1 1300 8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

12SSCX Power Spreader 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 8-8.5 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Exacta Steel Target Loads

12SLR Steel, Low Recoil 12 2 3/4 1 1200 7 Treated Steel 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12S118 Steel 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1375 7 Treated Steel 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

20SLR Steel, Low Recoil 20 2 3/4 7/8 1225 7 Treated Steel 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

Shooting Dynamics Clay Target

12SD78H 7/8 oz. Semi-auto Friendly 12 2 3/4 7/8 1350 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

New! 12SD24 24 gr International Trap 12 2 3/4 24 gr 1350 7.5-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD1L 1 oz. Light Dynamic 12 2 3/4 1 1170 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD1H 1 oz. Heavy Dynamic 12 2 3/4 1 1200 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD18L 1 1/8 oz. Light Dynamic 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1165 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD18H 1 1/8 oz. Heavy Dynamic 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1200 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD1X Extra Heavy 1 oz. Dynamics 12 2 3/4 1 1250 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

12SD18X Extra Heavy 1 1/8 oz. Dynamics 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

New! 12SDHC Extra Heavy 1 1/8 oz. Dynamics 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1290 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 10 SD Shooting Dynamics

20SD 20 gauge Heavy Dynamics 20 2 3/4 7/8 1210 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics

Paper Target Loads

Paper Little Rino

12FPTX 1 oz Paper Little Rino 12 2 3/4 1 1250 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Paper Crushers

12FPCRS 1 oz Paper Crusher 12 2 3/4 1 1300 7.5 - 8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Paper White Rino

12FPWR 1 1/8 oz Paper White Rino 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Paper Internationals

New! 12PIN24 24 Gram Internationals 12 2 3/4 24 Gram 1350 7.5-9 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Nickel-Plated Target Loads

12CRN Nickel-Plated Crushers 12 2 3/4 1 1300 7.5-8 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

12SCRN FITASC-HELICE, nickel plated shot 12 2 3/4 1 1400 7.5 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA


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Stock # Description Gauge Length Oz. Shot Velocity FPS Shot Sizes Shot Type Per case Per box Bx per Case Line

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Exacta Target Loads

International Loads

12IN24 International 12 2 3/4 24 GRAM 1350 7.5-8-9 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Low Recoil Trainers Designed for younger or recoil sensitive shooters

1278OZ Mild Recoil 12 2 3/4 7/8 1200 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

20LITE 20 Gauge Trainer 20 2 3/4 3/4 1075 7.5 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

1 Ounce Loads

12TL Target Lite 1 12 2 3/4 1 1150 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

12TX Little Rino 1 12 2 3/4 1 1250 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

12CRSR Crusher 12 2 3/4 1 1300 7.5-8-9 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

12SCRS Super Crusher 12 2 3/4 1 1400 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Nickel Crushers

12CRN Nickel Crushers 12 2 3/4 1 1300 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

1 1/8 Ounce Loads

12WRNO White Rino 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5-8-9 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

New! 12TRHC Handicap Trap Loads 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1290 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

20VIP VIP 20 2 3/4 7/8 1200 7.5-8-9 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

20VIPH VIP HEAVY 20 2 3/4 7/8 1250 7.5-8 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

28VIP VIP 28 2 3/4 3/4 1200 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

28VIPH VIP HEAVY 28 2 3/4 3/4 1300 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

410VIP VIP 410 2 1/2 1/2 1250 7.5-8-9 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 EXACTA

Fiocchi Shotshell - Three Gun Match Line

12TL3G75 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 1 1150 7.5 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 Exacta 3GJM

12DL3G75 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 1 1170 7.5 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics 3GJM

1 1/8 Ounce Loads

12WR3G75 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1250 7.5 Magnum Lead 250 25 10 Exacta 3GJM

12DH3G75 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 1 1/8 1200 7.5 Chilled Lead 250 25 10 Shooting Dynamics 3GJM

00 Buckshot Load

12BK3G00 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 9 Pellets 1250 00 Nickel Buckshot 00 Buckshot 250 10 25 Exacta 3GJM

Low Recoil Slug

12SLG3G 3 Gun Match 12 2 3/4 7/8 1300 7/8 oz rifled slug Low Recoil rifled slug 250 10 25 Exacta 3GJM

Dummy Rounds

12INERT Dummy 12 25 Blanks Blanks 1 ounce lead shot Dummy Load 250 10 250 INERT

Hunting Rimfire Magnum

22FWMA 22 Win Mag 40 JSP Jacketed Soft Point Shooting Dynamics 1910 580 2000 50 40

22FWMB 22 Win Mag 40 JHP Jacketed Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 1910 580 2000 50 40

22FWMC 22 Win Mag 40 FMJ Full Metal Jacket Shooting Dynamics 1900 577 2000 50 40


9FLS 9mm Rimfire Shotshell MAX 1 3/4" 6 - 7 1/2 - 8 - 9 Specialty Rimfire 600 n/a 50 n/a

Exacta Match & Super Match Grade .22’s (Rimfire)

22SM300 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Free Pistol (Official 300) Exacta 980 300 5000 50 100

22SM320 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Rifle (Official 320) Exacta 1050 320 5000 50 100

22SM340 22 LR 40 Match Super Match Rifle Exacta Winter (Biathlon) Exacta 1070 325 5000 50 100

Sport and Hunting Rimfire

22FHVCRN 22 LR 40 CPSP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 5000 50 100

22FHVCHP 22 LR 40 CPHP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 5000 50 100

22FLRN 22 LR 40 LRN Standard Velocity Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1050 320 5000 50 100

22FHPSUB 22 LR 40 HP Subsonic Hollow Point Shooting Dynamics 975 300 5000 50 100

Stock # Caliber Bullet wght Bullet type Description Line Velocity FPS Velocity MPS Per Case Per box Bx per Case

22LR Field Box

22FFHVCR 22 LR 40 CPSP Hi Velocity Copper Plated Round Nose Shooting Dynamics 1250 380 1575 1575 1


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Centerfire Primers

Stock # Description Qty per case Cartons of 1500 per case Line

445SMP Small Pistol 1200 80 SUR Primer Line

446SMR Small Rifle 1200 80 SUR Primer Line

445SMZP Small Pistol Zero Pollution 1200 80 ZP Primer Line

446SMZP Small Rifle Zero Pollution 1200 80 ZP Primer Line

New! 535LP Large Pistol 150 12000 SUR Primer Line

New! 535LR Large Rifle 150 12000 SUR Primer Line

Shotshell Primers Description Qty per case Cartons of 1000 per case Line

616 12, 20, 16, 28 & .410 - Standard Velocity .209 Primer 5000 5 SUR Primer Line

Blanks - Poppers


22LRBL 22 Long Rifle Blank 6000 200 30 Blanks

380BLANK 380 (9X17) Rimmed (short) 1500 50 30 Blanks

8MMBLANK 8mm Pistol 1000 50 20 Blanks

9MMBLANK 9mm (9X19) Parabellum 1000 50 20 Blanks

38BLANK 38 Rimmed Revolver 1000 50 20 Blanks

320BLANK 32 Rimmed Revolver (short) 3000 1000 30 Blanks

Shotshell Blanks Description Qty per box Bx per Case Line

12BLANK 12 Ga., 2 3/4" Blank, Granulated Plastic Filler 250 25 10 Blanks

Popper Loads Description Qty per box Bx per Case Line

12POPBLK 12 Ga., 2 3/4" Popper, Empty Primed Case, Rolldown Crimp Bulk Packed 1,000 per case Blanks Blanks

Action Proving Dummy Loads


12INERT INERT, 12 Ga. 2 3/4" action proving rounds. Clearly marked as Dummy Loads to SAAMI Standards 10 25 Blanks Blanks

Lead Shot: Drams: Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Lead Shot:

Gauge: fraction oz. 2 2 ¼ 2 ½ 2 ¾ 3 3 ¼ 3 ½ 3 ¾ 4 4 ¼ 4 ½ "Max"* Gauge: decimal oz.

10ga 1 1/4 825 880 935 990 1045 1100 1155 1210 1265 1320 1375 1430 10ga 1,25

10ga 1 5/8 790 845 900 955 1010 1065 1120 1175 1230 1285 1340 1395 10ga 1,63

10ga 1 7/8 720 775 830 885 940 995 1050 1105 1160 1215 1270 1325 10ga 1,88

10ga 2 1/4 660 715 770 825 880 935 990 1045 1100 1155 1210 1265 10ga 2,25

12ga 1 1015 1070 1125 1180 1235 1290 1345 1400 1455 1510 1565 na 12ga 1,00

12ga 1 1/8 980 1035 1090 1145 1200 1255 1310 1365 1420 1475 1530 na 12ga 1,13

12ga 1 1/4 945 1000 1055 1110 1165 1220 1275 1330 1385 1440 1495 na 12ga 1,25

12ga 1 3/8 910 965 1020 1075 1130 1185 1240 1295 1350 1405 1460 na 12ga 1,38

12ga 1 1/2 875 930 985 1040 1095 1150 1205 1260 1315 1370 1425 na 12ga 1,50

12ga 1 5/8 840 895 950 1005 1060 1115 1170 1225 1280 1335 1390 na 12ga 1,63

12ga 1 3/4 805 860 915 970 1025 1080 1135 1190 1245 1300 1355 1410 12ga 1,75

12ga 1 7/8 770 825 880 935 990 1045 1100 1155 1210 1265 1320 1375 12ga 1,88

12ga 2 735 790 845 900 955 1010 1065 1120 1175 1230 1285 1340 12ga 2,00

12ga 2 1/4 655 710 765 820 875 930 985 1040 1095 1150 1205 1260 12ga 2,25

16ga 1 1055 1110 1165 1220 1275 1330 1385 1440 1495 1550 1605 na 16ga 1,00

16ga 1 1/8 1020 1075 1130 1185 1240 1295 1350 1405 1460 1515 1570 na 16ga 1,13

16ga 1 1/4 985 1040 1095 1150 1205 1260 1315 1370 1425 1480 1535 na 16ga 1,25

20ga 3/4 1145 1200 1255 1310 1365 1420 1475 1530 1585 1640 1695 na 20ga 0,75

20ga 7/8 1100 1155 1210 1265 1320 1375 1430 1485 1540 1595 1650 na 20ga 0,88

20ga 1 1055 1110 1165 1220 1275 1330 1385 1440 1495 1550 1605 na 20ga 1,00

20ga 1 1/8 1065 1120 1175 1230 1285 1340 1395 1450 1505 1560 1615 na 20ga 1,13

20ga 1 1/4 965 1020 1075 1130 1185 1240 1295 1350 1405 1460 1515 1570 20ga 1,25

28ga 3/4 1200 1295 1390 1485 1580 1675 na na na na na na 28ga 0,75

28ga 1 na na na na na na na na na na na 1135 28ga 1,00

410 1/2 na na na na na na na na na na na 1200 410 0,50

410 11/16 na na na na na na na na na na na 1135 410 0,69

Gauge: (ounces) 2 2 ¼ 2 ½ 2 ¾ 3 3 ¼ 3 ½ 3 ¾ 4 4 ¼ 4 ½ "Max" Gauge: Lead Shot:

Lead Shot: Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams Drams decimal oz.

*Dram equivalents vary between manufacturers. This table is for reference only - do not utilize this information to develop loads or any other data.Thanks to Ballistic Products of Corcoran, MN for this chart.

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Shot Pellet Sizes

Size 9 8 1/2 8 7 1/2 6 5 4 3 2 1 BB BBB T #4 00

Dia in .08 .085 .09 .095 .11 .12 .13 .14 .15 .16 .18 .19 .20 24 .33

Dia mm 2.03 2.16 2.29 2.41 2.79 3.05 3.30 3.56 3.81 4.06 4.57 4.83 5.08 6.10 8.38

Shot pel let s i z e sAverage Pellet Count - Lead Shot

Shot Size 1/2 11/16 3/4 7/8 1 1 1/8 1 1/5 1 1/4 1 3/8 1 3/4 1 5/8 2 3/8

9 292 402 439 512 585 658 731

8 1/2 435 497 559 621

8 205 282 307 359 410 461 512

7 1/2 175 241 262 306 350 394 437 481 613

6 169 197 225 253 281 309 389 366 534

5 149 170 191 212 234 299 276 404

4 135 152 169 186 236 219 321

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In House Contacts:

Nevada Sales Off ice - Export and Domestic 800.721.2666P.O. Box 60190 7 02.293.3259 FaxBoulder City - NV 89005 [email protected]

Carlo Nelson Fiocchi 417.449.1040Vice President of Sales & Marketing 702.293.3259 Fax [email protected] Christine Quam 417.449.1038National Sales Manager [email protected]

Buel Collins 702-994.2789Marketing Manager [email protected]

Toni Forrester 417.449.1041Sales Administration 702.293.3253 Fax [email protected]

Jackie Stenton, 417.449.1042Sales & Customer Service 702.293.3259 Fax Shoots and Promotions [email protected] Adam Pinto 435.862.8463Range Sales/Shoot Director 702.293.3259 Fax [email protected]

Matt Cano 702.239.5074Market Analyist [email protected]

Lori Harvey 417.449.1043Sales & Customer Service [email protected]

Matt Tippetts 417.449.1037Sales, Customer Service, 702.293.3259 Fax EDI Coordinator [email protected]

Corporate HeadquartersFiocchi of America, Inc. 417.725.4118 Ph Ozark, MO 65721 417.725.1039 Fax

Terri Sherff 417.449.1044Credit Manager [email protected] Coordinator

Lori Bloess 417.449.1045Warehouse Coordinator [email protected]

Troy Potter 417.449.1039L.E. Sales [email protected] Service

Acknowledgments revised below. Thank you. Fiocchi USA website: www.fiocchiusa.comFiocchi USA Facebook page: www.facebook.com/Fiocchi.of.AmericaFiocchi USA Twitter page: www.twitter.com/FiocchiAmmoFiocchi USA Youtube page www.youtube.com/user/FiocchiUSAChannelFiocchi USA Instagram Page: www.instagram/fiocchi_ammunition Carlotta Fiocchi : Catalog Design Buel Collins DirectionErin O’Boyle and his team: Photography USABruno Circi: Photography ITALYGiorgio Brancaglion: Photography ITALYKNM Print Solutions: Printing A special thank you to this year’s contributors:Michael G. Sabbeth , Carlo Fiocchi, Christine Quam, Pietro Fiocchi, Troy Potter, Buel Collins, James Yeager, Curtis Hallstrom, Ryan Miller, Heather Miller, Dianna Mueller, Jerry Miculek, Celine Castellino, Marsha Petrie Sue, Scott Linden, Adam Pinto, Ford McMurty, Kat Ainsworth, John Zambetti, and al l our shooters and friends that have contributed. Fiocchi of America extends a very special thank you to: Breda USA www.bredausa.comBenelli USA www.benelliusa.comBeretta Firearms www.beretta.comHeckler & Koch www.hk-usa.comItalian Firearms Group www.italianfirearmsgroup.comScott Linden www.scottlindenoutdoors.comMontactical www.montactical.comMagpul www.magpul.comMile High Shooting Accessories www.milehighshooting.comOriginal Special Operations www.originalsoegear.comVortex Optics www. vortexoptics.comWilson Combat www.wilsoncombat.comGemtech www.gemtech.comStreamlight www.streamlight.comT.A.B. Gear www.tabgear.comXS Sights www.xssights.com Parker Gunsmithing MOBradshaw Gunsmithing MO

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