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FIOCCHI
FIOCCHI is an Italian ammunition manufacturer founded in Lecco in 1876. Its range includes pistol, rifle and shotgun ammunition for sport shooting, training and hunting.
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FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: .22 LR• Unit weight: 2,59g• Unit weight (grain): 40€7.00 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: .308 Winchester• Unit weight: 10,9g• Unit weight (grain): 168€2.00 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: .22 LR• Unit weight: 2,59g• Unit weight (grain): 40€7.00 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: 9x19 Luger• Unit weight: 6,5g.• Unit weight (grain): 100€0.50 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: 9x19 Luger• Unit weight: 10,2g• Unit weight (grain): 158€0.50 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: 12 Gauge• Unit weight: 28 g• Cartridge case length (mm): 67€0.75 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: .45 ACP• Unit weight (grain): 230€0.70 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: 9x19 Luger• Unit weight (grain): 115€0.30 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: 12 Gauge• Unit weight: 33g• Cartridge case length (mm): 70 mm€0.75 -
FIOCCHI1-3 d.• Caliber: .308 Winchester• Unit weight: 9,52g• Unit weight (grain): 147€1.50
FIOCCHI Ammunition for Sport Shooting and Hunting
FIOCCHI traces its origins to 1876, when Giulio Fiocchi established an ammunition manufacturing business in Lecco, Italy. Over its long history, the company expanded its portfolio to serve hunters and a variety of shooting sports. Today, the FIOCCHI range includes pistol cartridges, rifle ammunition and shotgun shells.
Sport shooting is an established part of the brand’s activities. FIOCCHI works with athletes and shooting teams, while its catalogue includes dedicated product lines for target shooting, clay shooting and hunting.
At Survival.lt, the FIOCCHI selection includes 9×19 Luger, .45 ACP, .22 LR and .308 Winchester cartridges, alongside shotgun ammunition. Individual product pages list the calibre, cartridge type and other model-specific details. Check each listing for pack quantities and the unit of sale.
Browse FIOCCHI ammunition at Survival.lt and review the product specifications. Ammunition compatibility should always follow the firearm’s markings and its manufacturer’s requirements.