Fiocci
I'll spend a extra buck on Aguila a box before buying Fiocci. Does Fiocci make good rounds?
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Have sold tons of it both rifle and handgun and never a problem. 0 -
They?ve been around since the 1800?s. And been making ammo in America for years as well as Europe. I like their .44 Special ammunition a lot. 0 -
I personally prefer Fiocci rounds. Hotter than SAMMI specs. Good ammunition. I have a lot on hand, in various calibers. 0 -
Fiocchi Munizioni is an Italian company. Works good, but you have to use olive oil on the guns.
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I like it and never had any problems 0 -
Yep, good stuff, I have shot a pile of 9mm and smaller. 0 -
I tried some 223 ammo about 5 years ago. Didn't shoot good in my Savage varmit rifle. Tried reloading some but finally gave up on it. Did notice that the primer flash holes were of-center, some triangle shaped and all really inconsistent in size & shape.
Tried some 204 ammo and it shoots better than my reloads.
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I have 10-20 boxes of their 9mm shot shells.
As far as I know, they're the only ones who make it!!
So, no complaints here......0 -
Looks like I'll have to try some. So I'll have to save the shells to see if they're jacked up. 0 -
I've shot quite a bit of Fiocci shot gun rounds, on game and at clays, they did as well as any other. I killed quite a few foxes and coyotes with their loads in #4 buck. I found some quite reasonable and but a bunch, they performed well. I believe I still have some. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by 11b6r
Fiocchi Munizioni is an Italian company. Works good, but you have to use olive oil on the guns.
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I had some sort of problems with some .25acp fmj ammo and they sent me two,shiny new, fifty rd. hollow pt. boxes. My ammo was almost ten yrs old too. No explanations but good folk. 0 -
We used some of their Golden Pheasant loads in South Dakota. They were flat hammers.
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We used some of their Golden Pheasant loads in South Dakota. They were flat hammers.
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