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Ally Munitions Premier Series – When Only the Best Will Do

The Premier Series isn’t mass-produced. It’s crafted—deliberately—for shooters who refuse to compromise. From development to final inspection, every round that wears the Premier badge has been pushed, tested, and hand-built to the highest standards we hold ourselves to.

Before anything reaches a box, it all starts with the brass.

Built by Hand, One Round at a Time

Every piece of Alpha Munitions OCD brass is hand-inspected for uniformity and integrity. We check for consistency in neck tension, case weight, and flash hole quality—because even small imperfections can ripple downrange. Case mouths are de-chamfered to ensure smooth seating. Nothing gets loaded unless it passes inspection.

Primers are seated by hand using precision machines that allow us to hit our exact, pre-measured seating depths—every single time. We’ve tested for uniform ignition, and we do it this way because it’s repeatable, reliable, and proven.

Powder charges are weighed individually to nearly the kernel using high-grade, temperature-stable propellants. This keeps pressures consistent, velocities tight, and standard deviations in the single digits across 10-shot strings.

When it’s time to seat the bullet, we only use what we’ve tested to be the most consistent on the market: Hornady A-Tip, Berger VLD, and Berger VLD-Hunting. These bullets have proven themselves in our testing for exceptional weight and BC uniformity, and they meet the standard we set for our Premier line. No other projectiles are considered.

Each round is seated on a high-end single-stage press, tuned and calibrated for the batch. Every box is loaded from the same lot of components—same brass, same primers, same powder, same bullets—to minimize variables and maximize uniformity.

It’s More Expensive Because It’s Done Right

Yes, Premier Series ammo is expensive. But it’s not just the components—it’s the process. It’s the time, care, and skillbehind every step. It’s the discipline of checking what others overlook. The patience to hand-build each batch. The refusal to let something through that’s just “good enough.”

And it’s what happens before it ever makes it into production—thousands of rounds downrange, tested from the bench, through extreme temps, and in real-world hunting conditions. If it doesn’t meet our standards, it doesn’t get made. Simple as that.

This is ammo with a purpose—built for shooters who know the difference.
Premier isn’t a name. It’s a standard.