Stars & Stripes Ammunition

Stars and Stripes ammunition is manufactured in the U.S.A. Their street address is 2303 West McNab Road, Suite 4, Pampano Beach, FL 33069 (Telephone: 954-917-1129). Stars and Stripes ammunition is premium new product, not reloads. In their Production Ammo line, Stars and Stripes offers all the usual calibers from .17 Remington to .458 Winchester Ma... gnum. These are loaded with Barnes, Hornady and SSCA (conventional jacketed soft point) bullets at prices comparable to premium factory loaded ammunition from the "Big Three" American loading companies. Stars and Stripes will custom load production calibers with other premium bullets for individual customers by special order--they aim to please. All Production Ammunition is hand made, just like their custom ammunition. To quote from the Stars and Stripes web page: "Unlike factory ammunition, each of our cartridges is made on a single assembly line so each round is exactly like the one before it, giving the shooter unmatched consistency from shot to shot. All propellants are matched to individual cartridges for top efficiency." Speaking of propellants, the velocity of Stars and Stripes ammo is stable over a wide temperature range. This is because, with only a few exceptions, they use Hodgdon Extreme powders in their rifle loads. Of particular interest to shooters with rifles in hard to find calibers is the Stars and Stripes line of Custom Ammunition. This is available in a bewildering variety of calibers from .14-222 to .700 Nitro Express, including common, European, wildcat, proprietary, nitro, magnum, black powder, safari, and other oddball types. Here is another direct quote from Stars and Stripes regarding their Custom Ammunition: "This ammunition is made to order to your exact requirements: Max power, max accuracy, sub-sonic, premium grade bullet choices, match brass, etc. Custom ammo can also be built so as to ensure maximum performance under very specific weather conditions, temperature extremes, or firearm type. Some custom loadings may require the firearm to ...Read More