HSM Ammo
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HSM - 22 ARC - 75 Grain - HPBT Match
$39.48 - $363.17
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HSM - 300 Blackout - 220 Grain - HPBT MatchKing
$31.81 - $731.69
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HSM - 45-70 Govt - 430 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP Gas Check
$49.45 - $1,137.35
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HSM - 10mm Auto - 200 Grain - FMJ
$19.16 - $352.59
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HSM - 338 ARC - 300 Grain - HPBT Match Subsonic
$58.79 - $549.37
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HSM - 45 Colt - 250 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP
$53.59 - $493.00
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HSM - 38 Special - 158 Grain - Soft Lead RFP
$47.95 - $388.11
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HSM - 357 Magnum - 158 Grain - Hard Lead SWC
$50.36 - $407.65
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HSM - 45-70 Govt - 550 Grain - Flat Nose
$83.79 - $1,911.19
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HSM - 44 Magnum - 200 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP
$42.36 - $389.74
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HSM - 6 ARC - 75 Grain - V-Max
$37.51 - $862.79
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HSM - 32-20 Winchester - 115 Grain - Soft Lead RNFP
$59.57 - $964.32
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HSM - 10mm Auto - 200 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP
$25.53 - $413.35
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HSM - 308 Win - 175 Grain - Sierra HPBT - Subsonic
$54.23 - $389.63
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HSM - 300 Blackout - 208 Grain - A-Max
$34.30 - $691.66
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HSM - 357 Magnum - 180 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP Gas Check
$61.24 - $563.39
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HSM - 45 Colt - 200 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP
$51.08 - $469.89
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HSM - 45-70 Govt - 405 Grain - Hard Lead RNFP-TLG
$50.81 - $1,028.22
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HSM - 10mm Auto - 240 Grain - Flat Nose
$39.69 - $730.25
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HSM - 450 Bushmaster - 300 Grain - Jacketed Flat Point
$58.41 - $1,329.19
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HSM Ammo
Popular Ammo Offerings from HSM
- .44 Special:The .44 Special was introduced in the early 20th century as an improvement over the older .44 Russian cartridge. Known for its manageable recoil and versatility, the .44 Special is still widely used in revolvers for self-defense, target shooting, and hunting. The cartridge also served as the parent cartridge for the popular .44 Magnum.
- .45 Colt:The .45 Colt, introduced in 1872, was originally developed for use with the Colt Single Action Army revolver. Known for its role in the American West, the .45 Colt has a storied history as a powerful and reliable cartridge. Today, the .45 Colt remains popular among cowboy action shooters and a variety of other types of shooters for its accuracy and traditional appeal.
- .243 Winchester:The .243 Winchester cartridge was introduced in 1955 as a result of a collaboration between Warren Page and Winchester. It was developed from the .308 Winchester case and necked down to accept a .243” (6mm) diameter projectile. The .243 Winchester is a versatile cartridge that is well-suited for both varmint and big game hunting due to its flat trajectory, manageable recoil, and excellent accuracy. The high velocities and flat-shooting trajectory of the cartridge make it well-suited to precision shooting use cases. The round was also utilized by many competitors in marksmanship competitions, helping 6mm cartridges grow in popularity in this use case.
Common HSM Bullet Types
- Lead Round Nose (LRN):These loadings feature exposed lead projectiles which feature rounded tips. These types of loadings are common in rimfire ammo offerings and centerfire handgun ammunition loadings. Loadings of this type are well-suited to a variety of use cases and are great for plinking and recreational shooting. The lack of jacketing typically keeps pricing low for these loadings.
- Lead Round Nose Flat Point (LRNFP): LRNFP loadings feature a flat-nosed, round lead projectile, ensuring safe use in tubular magazines. These are effective for hunting and target shooting.
- Lead Round Nose Flat Point (LRNFP): LRNFP loadings feature a flat-nosed, round lead projectile, ensuring safe use in tubular magazines. These are effective for hunting and target shooting.

