Cheapammo

Cheapammo operates as an ammunition specialist built for shooters who buy in volume. Their entire business model centers on one thing: getting quality ammo to your door fast at prices that don't waste your money.

The catalog covers every major caliber:

Handgun Ammo: - 9mm Luger (115, 124, 147 grain options) from $0.19-$0.26 per round in bulk - .45 ACP in FMJ and defensive loads, 185-230 grain - .380 Auto for CCW platforms, 88-95 grain - .45 GAP (Glock platform), 230 grain - 38 Special, 40 S&W, 5.7x28

Rifle Ammo: - .223 Remington / 5.56 NATO (55-77 grain) for AR-15 platforms - 7.62x39 for AK-type rifles, steel and brass cased - .308 Win, .30-06, .300 Blackout

Rimfire & Shotgun: - .22 LR ammunition - 12 Gauge, 20 Gauge, .410 shotshells

They emphasize bulk purchases with per-round pricing: - 1,000-round cases available for most popular calibers - 500-round boxes for specialized loads - Smaller quantities (20-50 rounds) for trying new brands - Steel case ammo (non-reloadable, cheaper) vs. brass case (reloadable)

"Low prices on bulk ammo with fast shipping" — their stated promise

Ammo selection extends beyond basic FMJ: - Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) — range training standard - Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) — defensive loads - Soft Point — hunting rounds - Match-grade — Hornady match ammunition for precision shooting - Flex-Tip Technology (FTX) — specialized projectiles - Subsonic loads — for suppressed firearms

7.62x39 fires a 123-124 grain FMJ at 2,300 fps — good medium-range performance with manageable recoil. Most is steel-cased from Eastern Europe manufacturers like Tula and Barnaul's Bear series. Brass-cased options available but significantly more expensive.

.223 Remington delivers 55-77 grain bullets at 3,000 fps. It's the AR-15 standard, versatile for range training, hunting (where legal), or precision shooting with heavier match loads.

.45 ACP propels 230-grain FMJ at 850 fps with noticeable recoil described as "a hard shove" rather than sharp snap. Defensive rounds use lighter 185-grain JHP loads at 1,000 fps for better expansion.

.380 Auto fires 90-100 grain bullets at 1,000 fps from compact handguns like the SIG P238 and Glock 42. Above-average recoil for its size, but modern hollow-point ammo makes it viable for self-defense.

.45 GAP (introduced 2003 by CCI/Speer) uses 185-230 grain bullets and small pistol primers. Adopted by Florida Highway Patrol and other agencies.

9mm Luger is the most popular option due to concealed carry demand — available in 115, 124, and 147 grain configurations from FMJ practice rounds to JHP defensive loads.

• •American service team available by phone
• •Fast shipping on in-stock inventory
• •Newsletter signup for updates
• •Gift cards available
• •Detailed product filtering (by quantity, manufacturer, bullet type, grain weight, casing type, primer type)
• •Per-round pricing transparency on bulk purchases

Phone: 763-703-1611 Website: Cheapammo.com Email: Contact form available on site

They position themselves around one core value: shooters buying ammo from people who actually shoot. Bulk pricing, fast turnaround, and a catalog that covers both mainstream and specialized rounds.