Is Fiocchi ammo good stuff?

Rogue Wizard

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Over the years I have had a good impression on the quality of Fiocchi ammo. I have recently noticed that the pricing of Fiocchi is VERY competitive (read inexpensive). I picked up a box of 9mm for a GREAT price, now I see that their 45ACP is on sale for $18...(50 ct and brass!) at Cabelas. Did something happen there at Fiocchi,... or do I need some edjumacashun?
 
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I've never had a problem and it sounds like you haven't either, yet. Why worry if nothing's happened so far? (yet :) )

Don't want to jinx it but could things be getting back to "normal" ?
 
It's good ammo. I don't remember it ever being overly expansive on common calibers. Besides, as you said. ..it's on sale for $18
 
I stopped by a Gander Mtn the other day and they had a decent price on Fiocchi 9mm, so I bought a $100. worth. I have shot it before without any problems.
 
Since they now have facilities in the US, there could be advantages of shipping, taxes, costs.

I've seen a lot of "sales" on ammo the last few weeks, and Cabela's has shelves full again (except .22). Supply is up, demand is down, sales happen.
 
Fiocchi is about my top choice these days. It's almost displaced CCI as my favorite .22LR because of its cleanliness, and it's CF ammo is just as good. Consistent, too, and some of it's pretty much on the hot side.
 
My wife and I use the 71gr FMJ .32ACP load in our KelTec P32's and it's been 100% reliable and reasonably accurate as far as accuracy in these little guns go. IIRC the listed velocity is a bit hotter than similar loadings from other makes.
 
I have been pleased with Fiocchi.

Consistent. Inexpensive. Available.

Triple threat!

I've had good luck with RWS also. You never know where it was made, though. Could be Sweden, could be Russia, but it always goes bang, and the price and availability is always good.
 
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