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Perfect for any high volume shooters
Quality performance at a great value
Available in several high performance calibers
UMC cartridges use fresh brass and Kleanbore primers
Metal Case or Jacketed Hollow Point

For varmint hunting, target shooting, training exercises or any other high-volume shooting situation, UMC centerfire rifle ammunition offers value without any compromise in quality or performance. American made in Lonoke, Arkansas, UMC ammunition from Remington® delivers the attractive price and outstanding performance that comes from 140 years of production [Read More]

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.223 Remington	50 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-449-03 Your Price (each): $12.99 Out of stock
.22-250 Remington	50 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-449-05 Your Price (each): $24.99 Out of stock
.308 Winchester	150 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-452-00 Your Price (each): $18.99 In stock
.30 Carbine	110 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-453-00 Your Price (each): $27.99 In stock
7.62mmx39mm	123 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-686-380-00 Your Price (each): $15.99 Out of stock
.30-06 Springfield	150 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-573-00 Your Price (each): $20.99 In stock
.303 British	174 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-574-00 Your Price (each): $22.99 In stock
.22-250 Remington	50 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-449-06 Your Price (each): $29.99 In stock
.223 Remington	55 Grain	Sub Brand: UMC		Important Shipping Notice 38-894-450-00 Your Price (each): $9.99 In stock

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Perfect for any high volume shooters
Quality performance at a great value
Available in several high performance calibers
UMC cartridges use fresh brass and Kleanbore primers
Metal Case or Jacketed Hollow Point

For varmint hunting, target shooting, training exercises or any other high-volume shooting situation, UMC centerfire rifle ammunition offers value without any compromise in quality or performance. American made in Lonoke, Arkansas, UMC ammunition from Remington® delivers the attractive price and outstanding performance that comes from 140 years of production experience. Using fresh brass and clean shooting Kleanbore® primers, UMC centerfire rounds are made only in a limited line of popular calibers to give you the benefit of manufacturing efficiencies that keep costs low. Choose from metal-case or jacketed hollow point bullets. You'd be hard pressed to find a better value anywhere. Made in USA.

JHP: Jacketed Hollow Point
MC: Metal-Case

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Are 30-40 Krag rounds still in production?

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The 30-40 Krag is a great rifle for deer hunting.

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trying to get these for my husband, will these work in 410/45 "Judge"?

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No don't waste your money. Your best bet is to buy quality 410 shotshells and 45 long colt bullets are the rifle rounds you need.

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no rifle ammo in a Judge!!

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How would these bullets do in a Colt AR-15

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I shoot the 55 gr. MC (metal case) rounds in my Remington VTR (AR-15) and they shoot great. Last fall I took a crow at 240 yards.

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Perfect Fit, no problem at all. I use it in mine all the time. Good ammo for Target shooting up to 200 yards for 55 grain bullets.

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are 7.62 rounds the same as .308 win. rounds?

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No, they are not the same round. Although they are the same size. They have different pressures. So, I imagine your next question is, whether it is safe to use 7.62 round in a .308 caliber weapon? Yes it is. the pressure in the 7.62 is about 10,000 psi less than the .308.

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7.62X51mm NATO = .308 Win; not to be confused with 7.62x54mmR or 7.62x39mm which are both russian rounds

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7.62 X 51 are the same as .308. The others are not. An example if I am remembering correctly is that the AK-47 uses a 7.62 X 39 - I think.

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7.62x39mm (round used in the AK47) actually use bullets that are around .311 in diameter even though 7.62mm=.308

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".308 win." .308 winchester and 7.62x51 (Nato) are the same caliber and casing.

They are NOT the same round as 7.62x39. Only the caliber (diameter) of the bullet are the same.

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7.62 x 39 = .308

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.308 is also 7.62X51

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