Winchester Ammunition and Browning have joined forces to produce quality ammunition under the Browning banner: Browning Ammunition.
John Browning’s vision and demand, ensuring perfection for the hunter and shooter, has fueled the Browning culture for over 125 years, driving unparalleled commitment, trust and craftsmanship.
Browning Ammunition is designed to the highest standards of innovation, precision and technology. This relentless pursuit for engineering excellence is precisely what has earned the Buckmark its honorable distinction: "The Best There Is."
The new line will include rimfire and centerfire full metal jacket loads for target shooting. Each design is engineered for higher efficiency with maximum effect in hunting, personal defense and sport shooting.
“Browning Ammunition builds upon the legacy and heritage of our brand while introducing innovative products that will carry the iconic Buckmark™ symbol,” said Travis Hall, Browning president and CEO. “It is a tremendous opportunity to partner with Winchester, the world’s leading manufacturer of ammunition for shooters and hunters.”
New Browning Ammunition
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