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PMC ammunition is manufactured in South Korea by the Poongsan Corporation (ISO certified) which produces cartridges ranging from small arms ammunition to large howitzer rounds for the South Korean military. The Poongsan Corporation dates back to 1968 and since its founding it has grown to become on one of the world's largest manufacturers and suppliers of ammunition. The Poongsan Corporation's primary mission is to make South Korea fully self-reliant for their ammunition needs. Taking advantage of their high standards required through the military's reliance on their ammunition, their excess capacity, branded as PMC (Precision Made Cartridges), is highly sought after throughout the world's commercial markets. In the United States, their reliable range ammo has become a standard for excellence and consistency.
PMC is unique in that they manufacture all of their components from raw materials which helps them maintain more control over each step in their supply chain. PMC goes so far as to even manufacture their own rolls of brass from which the brass cups that form the case are punched out of instead of outsourcing this step. This is just one example to illustrate the extra care that PMC takes to ensure their quality is never at risk from a supplier dropping the ball.
PMC Ammo is manufactured in Poongsan's Angang and Dongrae plants located in South Korea.
Customer Reviews - PMC Ammunition
PMC ammunition is widely valued by customers for its affordability, reliability, and generally clean shooting characteristics. Many buyers highlight consistent feeding and cycling across various firearms, with frequent praise for good accuracy and value for range and practice use. The brass is often noted as suitable for reloading, and bulk packaging options are popular for storage and transport. While many report trouble-free experiences, a noticeable number of reviewers encountered issues such as frequent jams, hard-to-extract casings (especially in some revolvers), and occasional failures to fire, particularly with certain calibers like .357 Magnum and 10mm. Some also mention the ammo running a bit dirty or being less accurate in specific rifles. Overall, PMC is seen as a solid choice for affordable range ammunition, with some quality control concerns raised for select loads and firearms.
Have used this round for several years now but the 2019 season was the best so far took two hogs and three deer a 10 and 8 point both standing under feeder 80 yards doe 55 yards and one hog 80 yards at feeder last one 42 yards. All were neck shots from my Henry 16" carbine with 3x9x40 Hawk scope. I also use it in my GP-100 6" bbl holds 2" at 50 if you do your part and Henry at 100 yards will keep them in 1" all day long. All shots were verified using range finder all I can say is PMC keep cranking them out and don't change a thing.
I bought 3 boxes of this ammo. It showed up fast and just shot it the other day.Didn't have any issues with the ammo, I shot it through a Glock Model 17. Pretty nice grouping at 25 yards and about 7 were dead on center. I did buy some of the Magtech .357 ammo and ran that through my Taurus with a 6 inch barrel. pretty happy with the grouping on that but had a couple fliers but was still happy with it. The ammo is delivered pretty fast and I will be on the site to order more. Have a few more guns and a Glock .45 coming soon, will definitely buy more from you guys again.Also the 9mm I only shot a box of it and put the rest up for next time at the range so it wasn't just 7 out of 150 only 50 rounds but still really nice Glocks rock
I have shot this before using the same ammo purchased at the Machine Gun Shoot from Knob Creek KY and I find it a nice round for the Barrett 50. No matter what you feed this cannon, it will blow your hair back but I feel this 660 grain round does not put too much stress on the rifle. As with any mass produced round, accuracy is not the same as hand loads but will group quite well at 100 yds which is the yardage limit for the current shooting range I use.
I also bought some MilSurp rounds from Lake City dated '52 and I do not know the specs on these so I am leery of shoving one of these in the 50 until I pull a round for weight, etc.
PMC from Korea has been around for ages and I still shoot the 45 cal for the 1911 and I never had a bad round. I had bought boxes of this in the mid '70's and they still look and function just fine.
Per an agreement with the US Gov't, we had actually shipped loading equipment to S. Korea for their use in the manufacture of 45, 30.06, 50 cal and a few other rounds. What you get from them is made on US equipment so I can rest assured each round will function without a flaw. So far, so good.
My latest aquisition of rounds from Luckygunner is the same lot number as my previous purchase from KY so I know these will light off just as smooth.
Remember kids, squeeze off each shot and don't jerk the trigger. Clean and lube all weapons before putting to bed and keep your powder dry..............
PMC Bronze is widely regarded as excellent value ammunition. It features new brass cases, clean-burning powders, and reliable primers. The military-grade quality control from Poongsan's defense contracts carries over to their commercial lines, resulting in consistent performance that competes with brands costing significantly more.
What is PMC X-TAC?
PMC X-TAC is their military-specification ammunition line for the civilian market. It uses the same specifications as ammunition produced for military contracts, including mil-spec brass, primers, and powder charges. Popular in 5.56 NATO and .308 Winchester, X-TAC is favored for its reliability in tactical and duty applications.
Is PMC ammunition brass-cased?
Yes. All PMC ammunition uses new boxer-primed brass cases, making them fully reloadable. The brass quality is consistently good, and many reloaders specifically seek out PMC brass for its uniformity and durability through multiple loading cycles.