Knowledgebase
USA
Headquarters
Cullman, Alabama, USA
Specialties
Swaged component bullets, loaded ammunition
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Zero Bullet Ammunition Company prides itself on three measures of value- reliability, accuracy, and affordability. By continuously testing new product designs, Zero Bullet Ammo has been successful in developing new products that are sold at competitive prices.
Zero Bullet Company offers a variety of ammo product including an array of handgun calibers and reloading components. For over 22 years, Zero Bullet Ammunition Company has grown very fast while maintaining rigid quality control. If you're in the market for a low-cost target ammunition, Zero Bullet ammo is a great choice to consider!
Zero Bullet Ammo is manufactured here in the United States and has its headquarters located in Cullman, Alabama.
Specifications
| Manufacturing |
Swaging process (cold-formed) |
| Primary Market |
Competitive handgun shooters, reloaders |
| Bullet Types |
FMJ, JHP, TMJ (encapsulated) |
| Key Calibers |
9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP, .38/.357 |
| Market Segment |
Budget to Mid-range |
| Known For |
Competition-grade consistency at low prices |
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FAQ
What is a swaged bullet?
Swaging (rhymes with 'staging') is a cold-forming process where bullet components are pressed into shape under extreme pressure rather than being cast from molten lead. This produces bullets with more uniform density, consistent weight, and tighter dimensional tolerances than cast bullets—important factors for accuracy in competition shooting.
Are Zero bullets good for competition?
Yes. Zero bullets are widely used in USPSA, IDPA, and Steel Challenge competitions. Their swaging process produces consistent bullets that shoot accurate groups, and the competitive pricing allows high-volume practice. Many top-level competitors load Zero bullets for both practice and match use.
What is a total metal jacket (TMJ) bullet?
A TMJ or encapsulated bullet has copper plating that completely covers the lead core, including the base. This eliminates exposed lead at the base of the bullet, significantly reducing airborne lead particles during firing. TMJ bullets are preferred for indoor range shooting where air quality is a concern.
