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This product is brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. It is both economical and precision manufactured by an established European (Italian) cartridge producer - think Ferrari, Maserati, etc.
Fiocchi Ammo was established in 1872 by its founder Giulio Fiocchi. Known as a world leader is small gauge ammo, Fiocchi offers an array of products that suit the needs of target shooters, hunting enthusiasts, and the armed forces. Fiocchi's products range from ammo for rifles and pistols, to fire pin shotshells and cartridges, and a wide product line of rimfire and centrefire cartridges and cases. Outside of Italy, Fiocchi Ammo also has a presence in the U.S., Hungary, and Great Britain.
Fiocchi has received a number of awards for their undying focus on quality. Some of the awards that Fiocchi has achieved include the NATO AQAP-110 Certification, the ISO Certification of the Environment Management System, and the UNI EN ISO Certification of the Quality Management System.
Fiocchi Ammo is still entirely owned by the founder's family after being in business for over 130 years! The US Operations is personally managed by Carlo Fiocchi himself who lives in Missouri!
Video Transcript:
The Italian company, Fiocchi, has been making ammo for the range, for hunting, and for military forces since 1872. And it's still owned and run by the Fiocchi family today. It's also worth noting that while Fiocchi is an Italian owned company, 75% of their pistol ammo is loaded right here in the US, in Missouri. Each round features a reloadable brass case, a lead bullet with a full metal jacket, and a non-corrosive boxer primer. Fiocchi ammo is certified for use by NATO forces, and their civilian ammo is the same as what gets shipped to the military.
For this review, we shot a couple of boxes of Fiocchi in nine millimeter with a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet. Accuracy was good from a bench rest at 15 yards using a Glock 19. Reliability was also on par with what you'd expect from a NATO certified company producing a military caliber. We had no malfunctions in any of our six test guns.
Because of its consistent reliability and accuracy, Fiocchi ammo in nine millimeter should be a good bet for any range or training application.
Additional Information
| Manufacturer | Fiocchi |
|---|---|
| Condition | new |
| Bullet Weight | 115 Grain |
| Bullet Type | Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) |
| Ammo Casing | Brass |
| Quantity | 1,000 |
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger (9x19) |
| Manufacturer SKU | 9AP |
| Primer Type | Boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity (fps) | 1200 |
| Muzzle Energy (ft lbs) | 368 |
| Cost Per Round | 23.5¢ to 24.0¢ per round |
| UPC Barcode | 762344860008 |
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Customer Reviews
- great ammo Review by S
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Fed and fired well. I had one bad primer in the whole bunch but every other was of great quality. (Posted on 4/23/12)Performance Value Quality - Best for the money Review by kb
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These are the best for the money. Lucky Gunner exceeded my expectations. Shipping was quick and price was fair. I will buy again. (Posted on 4/21/12)Performance Value Quality - Reliable, accurate and burns clean Review by Patrick
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Burned through 1,000 rounds of this in a Glock 19 and a Kahr PM9. The PM9 only saw about 150 rounds of it - I bought the gun recently and ran out of Fiocchi so switched to what I had on hand. The Fiocchi ammo is accurate and burns clean. I shoot the Glock out to about 25/30 yards and can tag steel; the PM9 is good but it's new and tiny so I can only tag out about 15 yards. That isn't the ammo's fault, though.Performance Value Quality
I just ordered another case. I also bought two cases of the 9APE subsonic ammo and have gone through almost 1,000 of it. If you shoot suppressors you will really like the 9APE.
I am starting to prefer Fiocchi over other brands. When I train new people I will bring out the PMC. When I train myself I am bringing out the Fiocchi. I prefer it over Federal AE, though that is good stuff, too. (Posted on 4/9/12) - Worth it Review by Jennifer
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Put all 1,000 rounds through a CZ-75 SP-01, Beretta M92FS, and a Sig P250 compact over the course of a day. One FTE in the Sig but I'm 99.999% certain that's due to my pistol noob friend not knowing what "limp wristing" is. Didn't FTE for me or my other friend that I've been shooting with since we were kids. Didn't seem to burn particularly dirty. WWB is usually dirtier in my experience, it was cleaner than Remington UMC. (Posted on 3/20/12)Performance Value Quality - Great product. Review by Stan
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Worked, 100 rounds through my NEW Sig 226 (awesome unit) no issues at all. Buy it I will again. (Posted on 3/13/12)Performance Value Quality - satisfied Review by gimli
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Shot about 700 rounds, not a single misfire. Clean. (Posted on 2/19/12)Performance Value Quality - Buy with confidence Review by axeman
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Very good ammo to shoot / reasonably priced (Posted on 12/29/11)Performance Value Quality - good stuff Review by mudbutt
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I've shot it through my xdm and glock 500 rounds with no issues good deal. (Posted on 12/11/10)Quality Performance Value - good ammo for the price Review by aaccss
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I have been using the Fiocchi without any issues. Fired 500+ through my Sig 226 and no problems. (Posted on 5/18/10)Performance Value Quality - Target practice Review by Jeloban
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This ammo has performed flawlessly for me. By buying in bulk it saved me money and I got a quality product as well. I highly recommend Fiocchi and Lucky Gunner (Posted on 5/7/10)Performance Value Quality - good poduct, very reliable Review by JTD
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definately buy from them again (Posted on 4/27/10)Performance Value Quality







