The round you train with. The round you carry.
Hard cast 9mm and 10mm,
loaded in Montana.
20 rounds per box · Chronographed every lot · Free ground shipping over $150
Hard cast 9mm and 10mm, loaded in Montana and sold direct. From $15.99 a box, so you can shoot enough of it to trust it.
Loaded in Montana.
Sold direct.
Redmond Ordnance is a small shop in Montana. We load the same ammunition we carry into the backcountry.
Our hard cast bullets come from Montana Bullet Works, a few hours down the road. Every round is assembled, weighed, and chronographed here.
Selling direct means no distributor and no retail shelf between our press and your range bag. You pay for the components and the work, not the markup.
Checked by hand
Every batch inspected by hand and by gauge before it ships.
No middleman
Factory pricing, straight from our press to your door.
Two loads. Both field-tested.
Hard cast, flat nose, chronographed. Pick the one that matches what you carry.
Redmond 9MM
Self-defense, bear defense, and field carry.
- ▸ Three confirmed grizzly kills in Montana
- ▸ Cycles in stock handguns, no spring swap
- ▸ Low recoil for fast follow-up shots
Redmond 10MM
Woods defense, large predators, and backcountry carry.
- ▸ Punches through quarter-inch steel
- ▸ 6 to 7 inches into ballistic gel after the steel
- ▸ Cycles in stock and tuned pistols
Built to be shot,
not shelved.
Loaded in Montana for hunters, guides, and anyone who carries in bear country. Cheap enough to practice with. Consistent enough to carry.
Recoil you can shoot all day
Moderate recoil means better accuracy, faster follow-ups, and less fatigue over a long session.
Priced for volume
At $15.99 a box you can run it at the range on Saturday and carry it on Sunday.
Tight velocity spread
Every lot is chronographed, so you get consistency without paying brand-name prices.
Tested by people who carry it
Evaluated by certified armorers, backcountry guides, and rural law enforcement officers.
Built to penetrate
A hard cast flat nose holds together and drives deep, which is what you want on a bear.
Runs in a stock gun
No tuning, no spring swaps, no workarounds. Load it and shoot.
