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Established in 1986, P.C.I Ammo has been producing quality ammunition for over 20 years! P.C.I., which stands for Precision Cartridge, Inc., specializes in remanufactured ammunition. All of Precision Cartridge ammo is loaded using Camdex machines. By using Camdex machines, P.C.I. is able to reproduce ammo of great by using the same machines the manufacturers use!
P.C.I. supplies most of the mid-west with ammunition. Precision Cartridge remanufactures both frangible bullets and lead safe bullets as well. Frangible bullets are designed to break apart into small fragments when they strike a hard surface, which greatly reduces (but does not eliminate) the risk of ricochet and splash-back compared to conventional bullets, making them a popular choice for steel-target and close-range training. Lead safe bullets are beneficial because they help to dramatically reduce lead vapor levels that result in shooting ranges.
P.C.I Ammunition offers a safe, quality product at a low price. Precision Cartridge ammo is great for target practice and is available in many different calibers, velocities, weights, and bullet configurations!
Precision Cartridge, Inc. ammunition is manufactured in Hobart, Indiana.
Customer Reviews - PCI Ammunition
Customers generally report positive experiences with PCI ammunition, especially noting its availability for hard to find calibers like 6.5 Japanese and 7.7 Japanese. While many mention satisfaction with shooting performance and describe the quality as good, only a few explicitly reference accuracy or reliability, and none report malfunctions or issues with feeding. Consistency is occasionally noted, with buyers remarking on defect free rounds and uniform quality. Several reviewers value the Boxer primed brass for easier reloading. Price is mentioned by a few as being high, but most accept it due to the scarcity of the ammunition. There are no significant criticisms about ammunition cleanliness or specific performance problems. Overall, customers find PCI ammunition reliable, consistent, and suitable for firearms where options are limited.
I'm very pleased with the 6.5 Japanese ammo. I don't shoot my Arisaka rifle too often because of the price and availability. Thank you Lucky Gunner for having it in stock. Patrick D
Remanufactured ammunition uses previously fired brass cases that have been collected, inspected, cleaned, resized, and loaded with new primers, powder, and bullets. It offers significant cost savings over new-manufacture ammunition while providing serviceable performance for range training.
Is PCI remanufactured ammo safe?
PCI follows industry standard processes for remanufactured ammunition, including case inspection and proper loading procedures. However, remanufactured ammunition inherently carries slightly higher risk than new-manufacture ammunition due to the use of previously fired brass. It is generally considered suitable for range training but not recommended for self-defense or duty use.
Can I reload PCI brass?
Since PCI uses once-fired brass that has already been reloaded once, the cases have been fired at least twice. While many can be reloaded again, inspect each case carefully for signs of wear, head separation, or case thinning before reloading.