Due to increased order volume, orders are currently shipping within 5–7 business days. If your order hasn’t shipped after 7 business days, please contact us at support@freedommunitions.com.

Sign in to your account and head to your order history—your tracking number will be listed with your current order. You’ll also receive a shipping confirmation email with tracking details. If you don’t see it, be sure to check your junk or promotions folder.

Tracking info may take 24–48 business hours to update after UPS picks up the shipment. 

Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your location and total weight of items ordered.

Accepted payment methods include Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express

We ship ammunition to most all U.S. states except Alaska, California, Washington DC, Hawaii, Massachusetts and the cities of Chicago, IL and Annapolis, MD. Please refer to the Terms of Sale for state-specific shipping restrictions.

In some states or cities (e.g. Illinois, New Jersey), valid documentation may be required before we can ship your order. If applicable, you’ll be prompted at checkout.

Orders may be canceled due to payment issues, shipping restrictions, or missing documentation. Reach out to support@freedommunitions.com for clarification.

Some products are restricted based on your shipping address. Make sure your account location is accurate and that you’re meeting age or documentation requirements.

We stand behind our products! Our ammunition is warranted to be free from defects in workmanship and materials. If you believe you've received defective ammunition or have experienced a firearm-related issue, please contact our Customer Service team within 90 days of receipt and we'll get things sorted out.

Here's how the process works:

1. Contact us with in 90 days — our CS team will issue you an RMA (Return Merchandise Authorization) number and form.
2. Submit your RMA and return the ammunition if requested.
3. Our team reviews and validates your claim — this includes firearm damage claims — and we'll move forward with a repair, replacement, or refund at our discretion.

Important! Firearm Damage: If you believe our ammunition has caused damage to your firearm, immediately discontinue use of that lot of ammunition and do not use it in a second firearm. Damage claims will not be covered for any additional firearms used after an issue is identified.

This warranty does not cover ammunition that has been damaged or rendered defective due to misuse, abuse, improper storage or handling, modification, reloading, or failure to follow safe usage guidelines.

Claims submitted after 90 days may not be eligible for review.

We accept returns on defective ammunition (once verified through the RMA process, see Warranty info above) or incorrect items received due to a fulfillment errors.

We do not accept returns on components (bullets, brass, primers, etc.) purchased by mistake. Reloading components are not the same as loaded ammunition. Our bullets on the X-Treme pages of our site are labeled as "Not Ammo". Please review your order carefully before completing your purchase.

All other ammunition and component sales are final.

An authorization hold is placed when you order, which may fall off before the order ships. The actual charge occurs upon shipment.

Yes, sales tax is collected based on state laws and nexus thresholds.

Your card is charged when your order is marked for shipment.

Orders cannot be modified once placed. To make changes, you will need to cancel the order and place a new one. We are able to change the address of your order if the order has not yet shipped. 

Orders can be canceled before they are marked as shipped by contacting customer support.

"Reman" refers to reloaded ammunition made from previously fired brass, reloaded to SAAMI specifications.

Yes, brass-cased ammo is typically reloadable. However, steel- or aluminum-cased ammo is not recommended for reloading.

Ammunition, often called a cartridge or round, is made up of four main parts: the bullet (the projectile), the case (which holds everything together), the primer (a small device that ignites the powder), and the powder (the propellant). When the primer is struck, it ignites the powder, creating rapidly expanding gases that separate the bullet from the case and accelerate it through the barrel. The barrel’s rifling (spiral grooves) causes the bullet to spin, improving stability and accuracy in flight. Components refers to those individual parts used to assemble a live cartridge: bullets, cases, primers and powder. Freedom Munitions and LAX Ammunition offer finished, live ammunition; while all of our reloading components are available through X-Treme Bullets.