Welcome to AmmoDyn Corp.

erations in the United States. We are a family-owned business built around a simple idea: pair NATO-standard ammunition with modern, tech-driven operations and a long-term commitment to the U.S. and allied defense ecosystem.

Today, our core work focuses on importing, distributing, and developing small-arms ammunition in key NATO and service calibers for qualified civilian, government, and institutional customers. We work with vetted overseas manufacturers who already serve defense and law-enforcement markets, then bring that production into a tightly controlled U.S. logistics chain—covering import, quality checks, hazmat-compliant storage, and traceable distribution down to the lot level.

AmmoDyn’s product architecture is organized into distinct lines to keep things clear for end users (for example, training-focused loads vs. duty-oriented offerings or special-purpose products as they come online). Across all of them, our goal is to combine reliable supply, transparent compliance, and clean, modern design—from packaging to data—to support both commercial markets and the broader defense community. Our motto, “FUTURE. BETTER.”, reflects a forward-leaning view: building capacity and practices that will still matter ten years from now, not just this season’s production run.

AmmoDyn serves a mix of professional and civilian customers, always within the boundaries of applicable law. Our primary customer groups include:

Licensed firearm and ammunition retailers (FFLs, ammo vendors)
We supply shops and online retailers that meet federal and state licensing requirements, offering them consistent access to NATO-profile calibers, clear product information, and packaging built for organized inventory and quick sell-through.

Shooting ranges and training facilities
Commercial ranges, training academies, and competition venues rely on predictable, clean-running ammunition. We work with them on pallet-level deliveries, lot tracking, and, where possible, packaging formats that make range operations easier.

Qualified distributors and wholesalers
Regional or national distributors can purchase in larger volumes to serve local dealers, ranges, or institutional customers. For this tier we emphasize transparency on lead times, logistics routes, and product roadmap so they can plan ahead.

Across all of these categories, every sale is conducted in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations. Certain channels—such as exports, government procurement, or sales involving controlled configurations—may also be subject to export-control frameworks like ITAR or EAR and other security or disclosure requirements. If a transaction cannot be completed in a way that is fully compliant and transparent, we simply do not proceed.

“NATO-spec” means that a given cartridge is designed to follow the dimensional, pressure, and performance characteristics defined in relevant NATO STANAGs (Standardization Agreements) for that caliber—for example, 5.56×45mm NATO vs. commercial .223 Rem, or 7.62×51mm NATO vs. commercial .308 Win. It does not mean that every lot is adopted by a specific military, but that the load profile and performance are aligned with the NATO standard configuration for training and general service use.
We always recommend that customers:

Use NATO-marked ammunition in firearms chambered for that NATO caliber

Consult the firearm manufacturer if they are unsure about NATO vs. commercial chamber compatibility.

Safety is treated as a systems problem, not just a label. Our approach includes:

Purchasing only from factory-new, reputable OEMs with track records in defense and law enforcement supply

Lot-level traceability from import paperwork through warehousing and outbound shipments

Storage in hazmat-compliant facilities with appropriate segregation, fire code adherence, and local environmental reporting where required

Ongoing feedback loops with ranges and professional users on reliability, accuracy, and consistency

Every box we ship includes basic safety reminders: follow firearm-manufacturer guidance, use the correct caliber, wear proper eye and ear protection, and adhere to all range rules and local laws.

Any export of U.S.-origin or U.S.-controlled ammunition is subject to U.S. export-control law, generally under the ITAR (International Traffic in Arms Regulations) or EAR (Export Administration Regulations), depending on classification. We evaluate potential foreign sales on a case-by-case basis and only proceed when:

The end-user and end-use are lawful and properly documented

All required licenses and approvals are secured through U.S. government channels

Destination country rules and U.S. foreign-policy restrictions are satisfied

We do NOT support diversion, grey-market re-export, or any use inconsistent with U.S. national-security interests.

AmmoDyn is designed from the ground up to be government-ready, even when we are primarily serving the civilian and commercial market. That means structuring our internal processes, technical documentation, cybersecurity posture, and quality controls so they can scale into U.S. federal, state, and local agency requirements without having to be rebuilt from scratch.

In practical terms, this includes things like: maintaining clear lot-level traceability, aligning our information-security practices with widely recognized frameworks, documenting our supply chain and OEM partners, and building the kind of record-keeping and audit trail expected in government procurement. Any direct work with U.S. government entities or the armed services—whether future Title III-style initiatives, contingency-supply programs, or standard competitive contracts—would be conducted under the applicable procurement regulations, security requirements, and contract terms set by those agencies.

Our long-term vision is to become a reliable second-source and innovation partner in the U.S. and allied ammunition ecosystem. That includes:

Scaling U.S.-based manufacturing capacity for core NATO calibers

Building data-driven logistics and forecasting to support surge or contingency demand

Collaborating with government and institutional partners on resilience, stockpile strategy, and training ammunition

Investing in R&D that improves safety, consistency, and traceability, while staying aligned with U.S. national-security and export-control priorities

In short, we aim to be a modern, technically competent ammunition company that can speak both the language of the range and the language of institutional planning.

Prospective partners can reach us through the contact form on our website, via the dedicated B2B / Government inquiry channel, or by emailing the address listed on our corporate and catalog materials. For government and institutional discussions, we’re prepared to share structured information on:

Capacity and product characteristics

Compliance and export-control posture

Cyber and data-handling practices (as appropriate)

Roadmap for future manufacturing and R&D

From there, we can explore NDAs, technical exchanges, or pilot programs as required.

Our compliance stack includes:

ATF licensing and record-keeping for ammunition import and distribution

State-by-state mapping of ammunition sale and shipment rules

Lot-level tracking so we can trace product from OEM production to end-customer shipment

Internal SOPs for storage, inventory, and incident response

Ongoing review of ITAR/EAR updates, sanctions lists, and defense-sector guidance

We treat compliance as part of the product: if we cannot ship a given configuration legally and responsibly, we don’t ship it.