Shop ammunition from trusted names like Federal Ammunition, Fierce Firearms, Fiocchi, Speer, and Sterling. ICB Firearms carries a broad selection of ammunition for range work, hunting trips, home defense, and routine training, with dependable options for handguns, rifles, and shotguns. Shooters can count on our inventory for clean function, consistent performance, and practical choices in popular calibers and loads. From stocking up on target rounds to choosing field-ready cartridges, this category makes it easy to find ammo that fits the way you shoot.
Shop ammunition online by comparing load types, checking current availability, and reviewing specifications such as caliber, bullet weight, shell length, and intended use. A better match starts with the firearm you shoot most and the role you have in mind.
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Browse ammunition online, or visit our gun store in St. Claire Shores, Michigan. ICB Firearms serves customers from nearby cities including Macomb, Clinton Township, Grosse Pointe, Warren, and Royal Oak.
Ammunition sales follow federal guidelines and any applicable Missouri rules. Shipping methods, age checks, and carrier limits can change by item and destination, so review checkout details before you place the order.
Storage and transport matter after the sale. Reach out to the shop for current store policies, accepted identification, and order questions tied to pickup or shipping.
Use the exact caliber or gauge marked on the firearm. A close match is not enough.
Rimfire primers sit in the rim of the case. Centerfire primers sit in the case head and cover most handgun and rifle cartridges.
Yes. Bullet weight can change recoil, velocity, and downrange performance.
Not always. Range loads and defensive loads often serve different jobs.
Yes. The marked chamber tells you what shell length and gauge belong in the shotgun.
Yes, though shipping rules and age requirements can vary by item and destination. Review the order details before checkout.
Keep it dry, labeled, and separated by caliber. A cool, stable space helps avoid mix-ups.
Extra magazines can make range time smoother and keep your setup organized. Match the magazine to the firearm, not just the caliber.
