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Armscor .44 Rem. Mag 240 Grain JHP — 20rd Box
$20.47Armscor .44 Rem. Mag 240-grain Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) ammunition is built for shooters who need consistent, controlled-expansion performance from... -
Armscor .50 AE 300 Grain XTP JHP
$40.26Armscor’s .50 Action Express 300-grain Hornady XTP jacketed hollow point (JHP) ammunition is built for shooters who need controlled expansion... -
ARMSCOR 10MM 180GR FMJ 50/1000
$25.75ARMSCOR USA ammunition line is made in the USA. ARMSCOR PRECISION ammunition line is made in the Philippines. The company... -
Armscor Handgun Ammunition .380 ACP 95gr FMJ 920 fps 100/ct
$36.65Caliber: 380ACPBullet Type: FMJGrain Weight: 95grVelocity FPS: 920Quantity / Rounds per Box: 100 -
Armscor Handgun Ammunition .40 S&W 180 gr JHP 950 fps 20/ct
$9.49ARMSCOR PRECISION ammunition line is made in the Philippines. The Company offers a wide selection of competitively priced ammunition and... -
Armscor Handgun Ammunition .45 ACP 230 gr FMJ 849 fps 50/ct
$20.00ARMSCOR USA ammunition line is made right here in the U.S.A. The Company offers a wide selection of competitively priced... -
Armscor Handgun Ammunition 9mm Luger 124gr JHP 1068 fps 50/ct
$26.97ARMSCOR ammunition line is made in the USA/Philippines. The Company offers a wide selection of competitively priced ammunition and components with... -
Atlanta Arms Elite Defense Handgun Ammunition .45 Colt 225gr JHP 20/ct
$28.00Atlanta Arms Elite Defense Handgun Ammunition .45 Colt 225gr JHP 20/ct -
Atomic Ammunition 00412 Pistol Precision Craft 45ACP +P 185gr Bonded Match Hollow Point 50 Per Box/10 Case
$56.38Atomic Ammunition’s 45 ACP +P ammunition is designed to hit hard, penetrate deep and expand to 150% of its original... -
Atomic Ammunition 00432 Pistol Precision Craft 10mmAuto 180gr Bonded Match Hollow Point 50 Per Box/10 Case
$61.26Atomic Ammunitino’s 10mm Automatic ammunition is designed to hit hard, penetrate deep and expand to 150 percent of its original... -
Atomic Ammunition 00433 Pistol Precision Craft 45ACP +P 230gr Bonded Match Hollow Point 50 Per Box/10 Case
$52.89Atomic Defensive ammunition is loaded to exact specifications with the most popular bullets from major manufacturers to deliver the consistent... -
Atomic Ammunition 00454 Match Precision Craft 9mmLuger +P 124gr Bonded Match Hollow Point 20 Per Box/10 Case
$58.21Atomic Ammunition’s 9mm +P ammunition is designed to hit hard, penetrate deep, and shed petals during expansion. The loss of... -
BARNES 9MM SUBSONIC 147GR – JHP 20RD 10BX/CS
$17.46
Handgun Ammunition Buying Guide
Buy handgun ammunition online by comparing models, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as caliber, capacity, barrel length, and sight configuration. Selecting the right pistol cartridge depends on your platform, your shooting application, and your accuracy expectations.
Use these pointers to narrow down your selection:
- Confirm the caliber stamped on your barrel or slide before ordering, since chamberings across the handguns category like 9mm Luger, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, and 10mm Auto are not interchangeable regardless of how similar the rounds look on the shelf.
- Choose loads tailored to wheelgun calibers like .38 Special, .357 Magnum, .44 Special, and .44 Magnum when shooting revolvers, since cylinder length and forcing cone design influence how different bullet weights and crimps perform.
- Match your loads to well-maintained handgun parts, since worn recoil springs, extractors, and magazine followers cause more feeding and ejection issues than the ammunition itself.
- Stretch your shooting budget by handloading with quality reloading bullets, since component projectiles in popular pistol calibers let you tailor loads to your firearm and save money over factory ammunition.
- Round out your bench with reloading accessories like case trimmers, calipers, and powder tools, since the right equipment makes handloading safer, more consistent, and more efficient.
- Pair your ammunition with quality gun parts for testing and maintenance, since reliability with chosen loads matters more than spec sheet performance when relying on a pistol for defense.
Local And Compliance Notes
Purchase handgun ammunition online or visit the gun shop in Wynne, Arkansas to inspect packaging, compare load data, and pick up exactly what your platform needs. Cane Creek Munitions serves customers in the nearby cities of Marion, Harrisburg, and Forrest City, stocking pistol cartridges that cover everyday carry, range training, and defensive applications common across the Arkansas Delta.
Federal law sets the minimum age for purchasing handgun ammunition at 21, and Arkansas aligns with that threshold without adding state permits or registration requirements for ammunition itself. Anyone prohibited under federal law from possessing a firearm is equally prohibited from possessing ammunition, so eligibility should be confirmed before checkout. Discharge ordinances vary by county and municipality, so review local rules if you plan to shoot on private property.
Arkansas allows lawful carry of handguns by qualified residents under the state’s permitless carry framework established by Act 746 of 2013, with the Arkansas Concealed Handgun Carry License (CHCL) still available for reciprocity and certain location requirements. Store reserve ammunition in a cool, dry location separate from your firearm, and reach out to the shop with questions about specific loads, bulk orders, or special calibers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Handgun Ammunition
1. What is the most popular handgun caliber for self-defense?
+9mm Luger remains the most widely used self-defense caliber due to its balance of capacity, manageable recoil, and proven terminal performance with modern hollow point loads. Other common defensive choices include .380 ACP, .40 S&W, and .45 ACP.
2. Can I shoot .38 Special in a .357 Magnum revolver?
+Yes, a .357 Magnum revolver is designed to safely chamber and fire .38 Special cartridges, since the .357 Magnum case is simply a lengthened version of the .38 Special. The reverse is not true, as .357 Magnum rounds will not fit a .38 Special chamber.
3. What does +P mean on handgun ammunition?
++P designates a cartridge loaded to higher chamber pressures than standard SAAMI specifications, producing increased velocity and energy. Only firearms rated by the manufacturer for +P pressures should be used with these loads.
4. Why do hollow point bullets cost more than full metal jacket?
+Jacketed hollow point bullets require additional manufacturing steps to form the expansion cavity and often use bonded or specialty jacket designs to control performance. Full metal jacket rounds use simpler construction, which keeps practice ammunition more affordable.
5. How does barrel length affect handgun ammunition performance?
+Shorter barrels reduce muzzle velocity because the powder has less time to burn and accelerate the bullet, which can affect both terminal performance and felt recoil. Many manufacturers now offer loads specifically tuned for compact and subcompact pistol barrels.
6. Is it safe to use steel-cased handgun ammunition in a polymer-frame pistol?
+Most modern polymer-frame pistols can fire steel-cased ammunition, though some manufacturers note increased extractor and chamber wear over time. Check your owner’s manual to confirm compatibility before extended use.
7. What is the difference between .45 ACP and .45 Colt?
+.45 ACP is a rimless cartridge designed for semi-automatic pistols and uses a shorter case at higher pressures. .45 Colt is a longer, rimmed revolver cartridge originally developed in the 1870s and operates at lower pressures, making the two completely non-interchangeable.
8. Do I need a permit to buy handgun ammunition in Arkansas?
+Arkansas does not require a permit or background check to purchase handgun ammunition, though buyers must meet the federal minimum age of 21. Sellers are required to verify age and confirm the buyer is not federally prohibited from possessing ammunition.