Sorry if I have missed any discussion on this company,  but has anyone bought from them or heard of them? Specs and prices look pretty good.


https://minutemanammo.com/collections/all?page=1

From what I see in reviews they are mostly a reman ammo company.  Reviews seem mostly positive.  Doesn't look like anyone here has ever posted about it, so you can be the first!

All the 10mm offerings are listed as new manufactured ammo.
I ordered 250 rounds of the 165gr gold dot load. Free shipping on orders over $99, so $107.25  is the total delivered cost.

  While researching them i found information mixed in for a minuteman munitions also, which appears  to be a separate  company.

It has some good specs as listed, only testing would show if they meet those numbers.  Pull-downs would show what they are using to get there...

I'm skeptical of the numbers. The 4.6" numbers jump up a good bit just going to a 5"... doesn't seem typical.

I agree, I wonder if they transcribed some numbers.

I got my order yesterday and shot 100 rounds of it this morning (165gr Gold Dot) . I don't have a chronograph, but I compared it to the same Underwood load. Some mags I alternated every other round and I could not feel  any difference. I did the same comparison with Sig 180gr fmj and Underwood 's new 180gr fmj range ammo. The Minuteman was very noticeably hotter than both of them. My initial un-scientific test says  this is the real deal. It's new production in Starline brass and looks great.

I might have to look at getting a few to see.

ordered some should be here wednesday

Quote from: 01deuce on March 16 2018 07:53:26 AM MDT
All the 10mm offerings are listed as new manufactured ammo.
I ordered 250 rounds of the 165gr gold dot load. Free shipping on orders over $99, so $107.25  is the total delivered cost.

  While researching them i found information mixed in for a minuteman munitions also, which appears  to be a separate  company.

Free shipping only on $150+ now :-(


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Looks interesting. I especially like that 165 grain load. Looks similar to the old Norma load in velocity.

Looks like a promising alternative..