Bullets 1st 7.62 M118LR 175 gr HPBT - 20 ct.

This ammunition is amazing. This ammunition shoots .5 MOA with a S.D. of 9. Handloading the M118LR would not be worth the time and effort compared to this ammo. Absolutely amazing accuracy, function and reliability. This is my favorite round to shoot from my DMR and precision rifle.

I was skeptical at first thinking these were factory seconds, but am confident in the performance of these bullets. Without reloading this is the best 7.62 ammo for the money. I have a 1-11.25 twist 25in Rem 700 shooting at 2580 on average chrono varied about 20fps. two different days. This is a proven military bullet with data behind it. Corona spike has raised the price a bit, but I ordered two boxes of 125. Or 250 rounds for 150 shipped about .68 cents out with shipping! cannot beat it and the brass feels better made than factory ammunition like win super x brass. Great product and ill be a return customer! Also they have 1,000 primed cases for .16c a piece, I want to start reloading and that seems like a good start to figure it out while buying less equipment

I bought similar ammo from another site first, it was supposed to be new ammo and not reloads. It was garbage... sent it back and found American Marksman, bought this and it was perfect. Not one single damaged round. Highly recommend and will continue to use these guys for my rifle ammo needs.

I had bought these rounds to test through my Scar 20s, I am pleased to say all rounds (125) fired off with no issues. When shooting for groups at 100 yards, i was able to print 1 - 1.5 MOA.

Ordered this ammo a month back or so to test out. I usually shoot 168 gr FGMM, but it gets to be expensive.Finally got around to test firing today in a suppressed AR10. 20 rounds flawlessly and 10 shot groups were about fist size (good for this rifle).I also fired 10 rounds out of my Rem 700 and had 7 touching in a cluster, dead on. 3 rounds were off but they were 100% me. I will be ordering more as soon as funds are available.

I tested this against Hornady Match Grade, Hornaday Precision Hunter, and a different box of Lake City. The groupings were near identical between this and the more expensive special stuff. I'll be stoking up on this from now on.

I was leary upon my first purchase of this ammo after a bad experience with some 300 Backout I bought form a non mainstream manufacturer. I bought my first 500 rounds of Bullets 1st M118 ammo a couple months ago and finally got an opportunity to take out my AR10 today(PSA upper and lower, seekins precision ss barrel with aero bolt and timney 2 stage). Long story short, after 5 or so rounds to dial in the zero I was hitting a 2 gong at 200 yards with ease. In fact, the only miss after 50 or so rounds was after trying to hit the gong while swinging. Didn't actually shoot for group size as it was kinda cold and only steel targets were out downrange, but ill update my review after next range day. The guys I went with all had custom 700 rem actions with personally reloaded ammo and all were impressed with not only the accuracy but consistency of this ammo. Next time we will get the doppler radar system out to do some chronological data to start working up a dope card out to 800 yards. Only issue was 1 round that failed to fire on first primer strike, but loaded it back into the next mag with no issue. TLDR-Great ammo, and almost cheaper than standard range ammo. Buy in confidence. I will definitely be buying more whenever its in stock.

Purchased 1500 rounds and never looked back. This stuff performs extremely well in DD5V2 - 18 and Henry Long Ranger 20 both with 1:10 twist. As stated before, very accurate as long as you do your part. you will find some markings and scrapes on casing. However I did not find any functionally damaged rounds or damage to bullets. Price changes so buy while available and affordable. LC 18 headstamps on all 1500 rounds.

Used for an appleseed shoot. It worked my M-14 flawlessly. Consistent enough for practice work. It's pretty smoky compared standaed issue stuff but weapon didn't show excess dirt/powder after 250 rds.

I ordered a bunch of these when they were 80 cpr. Very impressed at the performance. They are easily sub MOA and they are pretty hot - it slaps hard and gets the plate swinging even at 800 yards. Wish I could share pictures.

I bought 500 rounds of the M118 175gr to try. It performed just as good if not better than the Federal FGMM 175 I usually buy, and then I bought another 500 rds. Great ammo!

Easily sub-MOA for both my Daniel Defense DD5V and my buddy's KAC SR25.

This M118 ammo is great . I purchased some M118 from another company . they were terrible, I don’t believe they were real M118 came lose packed . I weighed a hand full, inconsistency big time ! Weight these M118 very consistent . all with in a couple hundred thousands of each of . I have a 440 yard range . I was sending these rounds out to 440 everyone hit dead center 2.5 inch group . I tried it with the other Ammo . felt like they were falling out of the end off the barrel. Had bring othe sight up 4 inch just reach out to 440 yards they were hitting all over the target (Steel plates) . My Savage 110 , 26 “ barrel, with suppressor loves these rounds .

While these rounds aren't exactly M118LR, they are built from M118LR components. I used to purchase Talon brand M2 ball for my Springfield 03A3, loved them....I look forward to wringing these out, and, I hope, loving them as much. Initial inspection of a random handful looks really good. I look forward to testing them through both a bolt gun, and an AR10. Update to follow.

Finally the range opened up and by no means should anyone think that i am some kind of great marksman but i shot a two inch group with seven of the nine shot at a inch and a quarter @ 200m my hand loads are a inch and a quarter so looking pretty good (m-21 keriger 1/10) a guy i know at the range can shoot 3/4 so i know the rifle is good take it for what it is worth