Ammo Cans

Widener's Reloading & Shooting Supply focuses on what shooters actually need: consistent, reliable ammunition at prices that don't require taking out a second mortgage. Their specialty is .308 Winchester and 7.62x51mm NATO rounds—arguably the most versatile large-caliber rifle cartridges in use today.

The .308 Winchester and 7.62x51 are mostly interchangeable. That matters because Widener's carries both variants, and they stock them in serious quantity. Most of their .308 loads fire 150-165 grain bullets at nearly 3,000 feet per second—ballistics that work for long-range hunters and target shooters alike.

FMJ rounds for range time - These cheap, consistent loads are popular with AR-10 shooters because they run clean and feed reliably. Soft-point and polymer-tipped options deliver the expansion needed for hunting whitetail, boar, and other medium to large game with one well-placed shot.

If you own any of these, Widener's has ammo for it:

• •Winchester Model 70
• •Remington 700
• •AR-10 variants
• •M-14
• •FAL
• •Any 7.62x51mm NATO rifle

Widener's stocks the full range:

• •145-180 grain bullet weights
• •FMJ & FMJ-BT for target shooting and plinking
• •Soft-Point and Pointed Soft-Point for hunting
• •Bonded Soft-Point for controlled expansion
• •Open Tip Match for precision shooters

If reloading matters to you—and it should, because reloadable brass saves money—Widener's prioritizes:

• •Boxer primers (210+ options in stock) - reloadable, non-corrosive
• •Brass cases (200+ listings) - clean, consistent
• •Some nickel-plated options for those who need extra corrosion resistance
• •Minimal steel-cased inventory

Widener's moves ammunition in volume because that's how range shooters buy it:

• •20-round boxes start around $20-22 per box ($1.04-1.09 per round)
• •200-round cases run $199-215 ($0.99-1.07 per round)
• •500-round cases drop to $484-550 (depending on load)
• •800-round cases for hunting loads around $789

Customer feedback is consistent: "Good brass, feeds perfectly." "Clean, accurate, showed up in 2 days."

For target shooting: FMJ and FMJ-BT loads deliver flat trajectories and minimal drift. The boat-tail design reduces in-flight drag so bullets carry more energy downrange and fly flatter—accuracy matters when dialing in a new rifle.

For hunting: Soft-point bullets with controlled expansion penetrate deep without fragmenting. A 180-grain load from S&B delivers 2,509 fps with predictable expansion on whitetail and boar. PSP rounds expand reliably from close range to long distance.

For reloaders: Every round ships in reloadable brass with non-corrosive Boxer primers. Widener's understands that if you're buying 500 rounds at a time, you're planning to reload the empties.

They don't stock junk. Every manufacturer represented—PMC, Sellier & Bellot, Winchester, Fiocchi—has military contracts or decades of civilian shooting trust. Poongsan (PMC's maker) supplies the South Korean military. S&B has been making ammo since 1825. You're buying what experienced shooters actually trust.

Fast shipping, consistent inventory, and phone support at (800) 615-3006 make this a standard resource for shooters who buy ammunition in serious quantities.