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\u201cAmerican Eagle\u201d can mean one of three things: It can literally be America\u2019s national bird, a creature so precious and majestic that shooting one will land you in the same place we send murderers. It can be an outlet where high school seniors stock up on chichi track jackets and pre-distressed jeans. Finally, it can be a brand of reliable and reasonably priced ammunition made in America by Federal Premium.<\/p>\n

We\u2019re not especially well-versed on ornithology or fashion. So, read on and we\u2019ll just tell you about American Eagle ammo or click the link below to pick up a box or two now.<\/p>\n

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History of American Eagle Ammo<\/h3>\n

\"FederalFederal Premium was founded in Anoka, Minnesota in 1916. But the company didn’t really get its bearings until Charles Horn took over the operation six years later<\/a>. Horn was a gifted man, yet marketing was arguably his greatest skill. Not long after taking the helm he got Federal\u2019s ammo on shelves at gas stations, barbershops, and grocery stores throughout the country. Even if people didn\u2019t buy Federal\u2019s ammo there, they at least saw their logo.<\/p>\n

Federal can count a number of achievements over their many decades in business. They successfully began making rimfire ammo in 1924; won a gargantuan contract from the U.S. government to build and run the Twin City Ordnance Plant during WWII; and introduced the color-coded shotshell in 1960. Vista Outdoor ultimately purchased Federal along with Speer and CCI, but they still operate out of their 700,000 square foot facility in Anoka, Minnesota.<\/p>\n

One of Federal\u2019s defining attributes is their culture of innovation. By continually developing and improving their technology, they\u2019ve been able to keep a leg up on their competition with high tech product lines such as Syntech, Fusion, and Black Cloud. But their cutting edge tech also lets Federal produce highly reliable yet cost-effective ammo for both training and self-defense.<\/p>\n

What Sets These Rounds Apart?<\/h3>\n

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Go to any range throughout the country, and you\u2019re liable to encounter Federal\u2019s American Eagle ammunition. Although the Minnesotan company\u2019s most cost-effective line of ammo, an American Eagle round still offers good quality.<\/p>\n

Every American Eagle centerfire round\u2019s bullet has a hard copper jacket to promote seamless feeding in a semi-automatic weapon, prevent rapid fouling of the bore, and resist deformation under intense chamber pressure. Its jacket\u2019s concentricity coupled with its voidless lead core grants an American Eagle bullet good rotational stability. American Eagle casings are always fresh out of the factory, and made of supple brass to please handloading enthusiasts. American Eagle rounds also include sensitive and non-corrosive Boxer primers. You’ll also appreciate charges of clean burning propellant the manufacturing plants carefully measure to ensure consistent muzzle velocity<\/a>.<\/p>\n

American Eagle ammo presents additional value to the self-defense enthusiast. Because it\u2019s relatively cheap compared to other lines of self-defense ammo, shooters who believe in the importance of training with the same rounds they would load in their carry weapons may stick exclusively with American Eagle\u2019s JHP<\/a> ammo. In this fashion they gain valuable experience with the same ammo they may one day entrust their personal safety to.<\/p>\n

If you own a firearm, odds are Federal makes an American Eagle cartridge for you. In fact, here are all the calibers you can find Federal American Eagle ammo in.<\/p>\n

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