Remington UMC .45 Auto 230 Grain FMJ Ammo, 200 rds – 23817

So far i shot 700 of these rounds and i never had any problems. Its the cheapest brass case ammo i could find so far.

I went through 3/4 of the bucked on my VP9 without one stoppage. For the price grest ammo. Accuracy also very decent. I aprove. And not so dirty after the range day.

I bought a bucket of this ammo and have had zero issues. The bucket is perfect for going to the range, no boxes to open.

I always buy the Remington Range Bucket or the Bulk 1000 round box. Great for target shooting. Have had no FTF or FTE in over 3000 rounds. Regular price is reasonable but if you can get them on sale as the often do, stock up. Cabelas had some of the best prices around for factory new ammo. Don’t waste your time on purchasing factory reloaded ammo. I did before and nothing but problems ( buldged cases and squib loads). Remington is a safe bet for safe ammo.

Didn't have any problems with ammo firing but we use it for gofer hunting and field shooting and no other ammo I've bought in my life ricochets as badly as this stuff.

Great price at the time of purchase, have never had one fail to fire and no jams . I would definitely purchase this again. Recommend to all.

I’ve used the UMC ammo in .223, 9mm and .40 and haven’t had any problems. My guns happily eat this stuff up. I would highly recommended this for target practice at the range.

Bought a few buckets on sale. Shot the first bucket without a single failure to fire or eject. Cleaned the pistol thoroughly after only to realize that it was not required. Looking forward to next week to go through the second bucket!

I think this is good ammo.(9mm) I've put through 300 rounds with no issues. HOWEVER. I picked a shell to load in the mag and saw that it had only half a primer. I was astonished. totally unsafe! I am every thing REmington! Wingmasters, 1100s, 700s, centrefire, shells etc, you name it. Now I'm having second thoughts about purchasing this ammo again. Unfortunately,I may have to retire my REMINGTON belt buckle. I'm very serious about this. I would add a photo but do not have that capability.

I've run hundreds of these rounds through my CX4 without any issues. However recently I bought an ammo bucket (350ish rounds by weight) on sale. I'd kept an empty 100 round box and kept refilling it for ease of transport of the ammo. This made counting the rounds actually in the bucket very easy and it wasn't 350. It was 271. I wouldn't care if the count was off by 10 rounds or so but this is unacceptable. Great ammo produced by a company with a broken scale??

I've purchased 2 of these buckets in 9mm recently, and have been satisfied with both of them. As others have stated, however, the 350 count is not entirely accurate - first bucket had 352 cartridges, the second one had 353. I'm not complaining, though. ;)

purchased this product over the phone and was good to go (free shipping with Promo code). got an email a few days later saying shipping was going to be $212!!

Way to expensive for Steel case ammo.with the buying power cabelas has there is no way they should be charging this much for ammo.

In Canada it's $200 for 200 45 ACP by the time you pay the tax that's well over a buck per bang. Buying fifty Rd boxes for the foreseeable futer

Good, Basic, Govt. .45 ACP ammunition; only problem is last time I bought one of these buckets it was under $80 -~- my how times have changed.