Well here is our mission statement from our sight. It pretty well sums us up.


Elite Ammunition is a Combat Disabled Veteran owned company founded in 2006.

Our Mission:

EA believes that all Americans not only have the 2nd Amendment right, but also the right to the best possible ammunition to exercise that Right.

We started EA to fullfill 5.7x28 full potential.

To provide the best 5.7x28 ammunition to our customers.

To address 5.7x28 owners quest for 5.7x28 reloading equipment.

To bring to market other types of ammunition all of match quality.

"Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"

- Patrick Henry, March 23rd, 1775







Although the company was founded in 06 by Myself and Ryan, Ryan (MO) has been developing loading Data for the 5.7.28 since the early 1990's. Part of Ryan's back round is in match pistol competition. Myself I competed in ISPC, the reason why I started reloading in the late 80's.

Elite also does other calibers both pistol and rifle. Everything We load is Match Grade or better. We do do custom runs of ammunition were We even will load the rifle bullet biased on your chamber measurements using your brass, fire formed to your chamber, and only neck sized by us. For these loads We even hand trickle every charge. It's not cheap and We are anything but fast, but you will get the best ammunition money can buy.


Besides 5.7x28 Ammunition We also sell Dillon 550b Shellplates and RCBS Trim Pro plates We have custom made in 5.7x28.
Soon We will have a CD with not only load data but short vids showing every step to set up a 550, case prep and finally loading the 5.7.

We also offer custom three dot night sights for the USG/IOM pistol. We also offer an Accurizing /Trigger tuning package for the pistol also.



Thank you for checking us out.

Jay Wolf
panzermk2
pr. Elite Ammunition

This post has been edited by panzermk2: December 21st 2008 5:59 PM

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This post has been edited by panzermk2: December 21st 2008 6:41 PM

Ummmm.......what exactly is a "Combat Disabled Veteran"

I've never seen that or heard of it before in talking to WWII/Korea/Nam disabled vets?

Is it something new the VA has come out with?

I was N/4/3 when they were still at Bliss. Can you believe they had the gear to ask me to reup just to help them move to Carson? I went from there to 4/278ACR with the guard here in TN.

AAHEEEEEYHA

My partner (CWO Combat Engineer) was shot up three seperate times in Afghanistan and then blown up with an RPG. Wired back together and sent home. Is it formal? well it is enough to be used by others.

http://www.military.com/support
http://www.armytimes.com/news/2008/07/mili...lthcare_072208/

I was blown up but not in combat.

This post has been edited by panzermk2: December 21st 2008 7:13 PM

Ltrp 3/3ACR

Just another way to discriminate and make up classes of veterans & they are being allowed to get away with it if you ask me. There is no need to create another class of Vets and just because somebody else spouts it does not mean everybody needs to run and embrace it.

They already have service connected and non service connected along with how many different levels of such.

Funny how you never heard the term "Combat Disabled Veteran" till just lately & never out of the WWII/Korea/Nam disabled vets. My Uncle is a "Combat Disabled Veteran" but then again he was a Marine, knew Chesty Puller personally & went to the Chosen and back with him & you never heard him mention shit about being a "Combat Disabled Veteran" but he was and is a proud Disabled Veteran.

Different strokes for different folks I guess.

It is the term Ryan uses to describe himself.

Since He was the one shot up and blown up serving our country He can call himself Mary Freaken Poppens if he wants.

What branch of the military did you serve in?

Check out my profile..................

And yes, I'm a disabled vet, not shot up or blown up, but was injured/disabled in a combat zone along with other non combat zone injuries/disabilities that are all part of a 20 year career in the military.

Again that's what he calls it.