Handgun and Rifle Ammunition for Sale
Stock up on ammunition for sale in the calibers you actually shoot, from everyday 9mm and .45 ACP to .40 S&W, 10mm Auto and .380. Every listing shows the load, grain weight and count so you know exactly what is arriving, and orders move fast with live tracking. Feeding a new pistol from our Glock handguns range, or heading back to our Glock catalog? The calibers below make it easy to match rounds to your gun.
Choosing your ammunition
The right box comes down to what you are doing that day. Most shooters keep two kinds on hand: cheap practice rounds for the range and a premium defensive load for carry. The grid above shows what is in stock now.
Range and target ammunition
Full metal jacket (FMJ) rounds are the affordable workhorse for practice, drills and high-volume range days. Buying in bulk lowers your cost per round, which matters when you train regularly with a 9mm or .45 ACP pistol.
Self-defense ammunition
Jacketed hollow point (JHP) loads are built for carry and home defense, expanding on impact to transfer energy reliably. Test a box or two through your specific pistol before you trust a defensive load, since feeding can vary from gun to gun.
Calibers we stock
Our lineup spans the common Glock chamberings, so whether you run a 9mm carry gun, a .40 S&W duty pistol or a 10mm hunting rig, you can find a matching load. Check the product listing for the exact grain weight and round count.
How ammunition ships to you
Unlike a firearm, ammunition does not require a licensed dealer in most states and ships straight to your door with tracking. A handful of states and cities do regulate ammunition sales, so confirm your local rules before you order. Full delivery details are in our Shipping Policy.
Ammunition questions
Which caliber do I need?
Match the ammunition to your pistol's chambering, which is stamped on the barrel or slide. A 9mm gun takes 9mm rounds only; never fire a caliber your firearm is not marked for.
Can I buy ammunition online?
Yes, in most of the country ammunition ships directly to you. Some states require an ID check, a licensed receiver or restrict certain calibers, so check your state and city rules first.
How much should I buy?
Keep a working supply of practice ammunition for regular range time and a separate, tested stock of defensive rounds. Buying practice rounds in bulk is the cheapest way to train often.
Shop ammunition by type
Jump straight to what you need: handgun ammunition for pistols, rifle ammunition for long guns, low-cost rimfire ammunition for practice, and shotgun ammunition for the field.
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Once your rounds are sorted, round out the setup with aftermarket triggers and everyday parts and accessories, or browse everything on the shop page.