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FN 5.7

5.7x28 ammo (aka 5.7, 5.7x28mm or 5.7x28mm NATO) is a high-velocity bottleneck cartridge designed for pistols like the Ruger-5.7 and FN Five-seveN, as well as the P90 personal defense weapon. See our in-stock 5.7x28 ammo below with some cheap, bulk options for sale too. Common variants include SS190 (FMJ bullet), SS195LF (lead-free bullet) and SS196SR/SS197SR (V-MAX bullet). FN Herstal makes a great deal of the ammo they designed in-house, but Federal Premium, Speer, and Fiocchi are also known to get in on the 5.7 action.
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  1. 50rds - 5.7 FN SS197SR 40gr. Hornady V-Max Polymer Tip Ammo 50rds - 5.7 FN SS197SR 40gr. Hornady V-Max Polymer Tip Ammo
    $31.95
    $0.64/ppr

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    115 In Stock

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    Bullet type
    V-MAX     Muzzle Energy
    367     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    2034     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  2. 50rds - 5.7 Federal American Eagle 40gr. FMJ Ammo 50rds - 5.7 Federal American Eagle 40gr. FMJ Ammo
    $30.95
    $0.62/ppr

    20 In Stock

    Bullet type
    Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)     Muzzle Energy
    243     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1655     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  3. 500rds - 5.7x28mm Federal American Eagle 40gr. FMJ Ammo 500rds - 5.7x28mm Federal American Eagle 40gr. FMJ Ammo
    $289.95
    $0.58/ppr

    10 In Stock

    Bullet type
    Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)     Muzzle Energy
    243     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1655     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  4. 500rds – 5.7x28mm FN Herstal SS197SR 40gr. V-MAX Ammo 500rds – 5.7x28mm FN Herstal SS197SR 40gr. V-MAX Ammo

    $299.95

    $264.95

    $0.53/ppr

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    38 In Stock

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    Bullet type
    V-MAX     Muzzle Energy
    268     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1738     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  5. 500rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi 40gr. Polymer Tip Ammo 500rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi 40gr. Polymer Tip Ammo
    $289.95
    $0.58/ppr

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    52 In Stock

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    Bullet type
    Polymer Tipped     Muzzle Energy
    272     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1750     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  6. 500rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi Subsonic 62gr. FMJ Ammo 500rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi Subsonic 62gr. FMJ Ammo
    $279.95
    $0.56/ppr

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    66 In Stock

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    Bullet type
    Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)     Muzzle Energy
    152     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1050     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    62 Grain
  7. 450rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi 40gr. FMJ Ammo 450rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi 40gr. FMJ Ammo
    $239.95
    $0.53/ppr

    ☆☆☆☆☆ 4 Reviews

    71 In Stock

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    Bullet type
    Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)     Muzzle Energy
    257     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1700     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  8. 25rds – 5.7x28mm Hornady BLACK 40gr. V-MAX Ammo 25rds – 5.7x28mm Hornady BLACK 40gr. V-MAX Ammo
    $26.95
    $1.08/ppr

    127 In Stock

    Bullet type
    V-MAX     Muzzle Energy
    291     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1810     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  9. 25rds – 5.7x28mm Hornady Critical Defense 40gr. JHP Ammo 25rds – 5.7x28mm Hornady Critical Defense 40gr. JHP Ammo
    $29.95
    $1.2/ppr

    114 In Stock

    Bullet type
    Flex Tip (FTX)     Muzzle Energy
    291     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1810     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  10. 500rds – 5.7x28mm Speer Gold Dot 40gr. JHP Ammo 500rds – 5.7x28mm Speer Gold Dot 40gr. JHP Ammo
    $524.95
    $1.05/ppr

    2 In Stock

    Bullet type
    Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP)     Muzzle Energy
    288     Casing Type
    Nickel-Plated Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1800     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    40 Grain
  11. 50rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi Subsonic 62gr. FMJ Ammo 50rds – 5.7x28mm Fiocchi Subsonic 62gr. FMJ Ammo
    $28.95
    $0.58/ppr

    14 In Stock

    Bullet type
    Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)     Muzzle Energy
    152     Casing Type
    Brass     Muzzle Velocity
    1050     Primer Type
    Boxer     Bullet Weight
    62 Grain

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More About 5.7x28 Ammo

How Does 5.7 Compare to 9mm?

5.7x28 is lighter and faster than 9mm ammo. We actually have an in-depth look at how these calibers stack up. Check out this 5.7x28 vs. 9mm comparison here at the AmmunitionToGo.com Lodge.

What Caliber is the FN 5.7x28mm?

The FN 5.7x28mm has a bullet diameter of .224 inches. Although it is primarily a handgun cartridge, the bullet size places it near the same diameter as famous cartridges like the .22 Long Rifle and .223 Remington. One of the closest cartridges is the .22 WMR, but for handgun cartridges, the .25 Auto is probably the closest, at least when it comes to diameter. However, it absolutely surpasses the .25 Auto when comparing velocity.

What is the “FN” For?

The FN in its name stands for “Fabrique Nationale,” as in Fabrique Nationale Herstal (National Factory of Herstal), a Belgian firearms manufacturer. This company, at the request of NATO, created the cartridge to give soldiers greater range, accuracy, and terminal performance in their service sidearms. With a higher velocity, the goal was to create a handgun round that could penetrate enemy body armor and other barriers.

What is the Purpose of the “Bottleneck” Design?

Aerodynamics. The bottleneck design of the bullet allows for greater air resistance. This is why the FN 5.7x28mm is a popular round for long-distance handgun target shooting. Combined with muzzle velocities around 2,000 feet per second and relatively light bullets, the FN 5.7x28mm has one of the straightest trajectories among all handgun cartridges.

How Does the FN 5.7x28mm Compare to the 5.56x45mm (.223 Winchester)?

Although these are different cartridges with different purposes, the similar bullet diameter means they are often compared. The .223 Winchester, however, is far more popular for rifles, and has become one of the leading high-velocity target-shooting rounds. The FN 5.7x28mm is much shorter in overall length, carries generally smaller bullets, and does not reach the high velocities of the .223 Remington, which commonly passes 3,000 feet per second.

How Does the FN 5.7x28mm Compare to the .25 ACP?

The FN 5.7x28mm is a much faster and powerful cartridge than the .25 ACP. They both use bullets of about the same size, but the FN 5.7x28mm has velocities reaching above 2,000 feet per second, while the .25 ACP is usually about 750 to 900 feet per second, which gives the FN product far straighter long-range trajectories.

What Types of Firearms Generally Take the FN 5.7x28mm

Pistols. This cartridge was designed mainly for semiautomatic pistols that were used by NATO soldiers. There are some rifles that shoot this cartridge, but they are fairly rare.

Is the FN 5.7x28mm Enough for Self Defense?

Considering that the FN 5.7x28mm was created for NATO soldiers, the answer would seem to be “yes.” However, the cartridge was meant to deliver penetration of armor with high velocities, which is something the average concealed-carry user does not need. Another goal was to allow soldiers to use their pistol against enemies at greater distances; personal protection rarely, if ever, calls for long-distance shots.

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