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Posted On: 4/3/2019
By: Ethan
A: Hi Ethan. This Fiocchi ammo uses factory new components in new casings. No reloads.
Posted On: 3/19/2019
By: Steve Shuey
A: Hi Steve. The primers on this particular round is not crimped. Sealed primers refers to the process of using a sealing compound, usually a lacquer type material, to make the primer water tight. This usually locks in the primer without the need for mechanical crimping.
Posted On: 3/7/2019
By: Mark
A: Having sealed bullets and primers is beneficial for long term storage and an increased likelihood of the ammunition surviving adverse conditions like severe humidity, rain, or even water submersion.
That said, unsealed ammunition is still perfectly fine to store for years at a time as the bullet and primer are tightly fitted to the casing. As long as humidity is kept in check with silica packets, and it is stored in an airtight environment, you can potentially store ammunition indefinitely.
Posted On: 2/27/2019
By: Jack
A: Jack that particular round is not sealed. We do at times have sealed rounds from Fiocchi and other manufacturers, and when we do we always make a point of providing a photo clearly showing the sealant and put that in the ammo description. This may help you to find the sealed ammo you want in the future.
