We like to say that AngelFire Ammo started in a shoebox. However, it actually started in the basement of our production manager, Scott in 2011. He named the company in honor of his daughter ... his Angel.

AngelFire eventually caught the eye of Patriot Outfitters, who purchased the company from Scott in 2014, bringing him on to serve as their production manager. It was still, for a short time, a one-man operation. Before long though, we were purchasing commercial-grade loading equipment and hiring help.

By the spring of 2016, we had a team of inspectors, machine operators, an office monkey, a couple sponsored shooters and Scott leading the way (we even had a guy to come in and clean the shop on the weekends). Our reputation for providing a top-shelf product and stellar customer service was spreading. 

In 2017, when other ammunition manufacturers furloughed employees, laid people off, or closed their doors altogether, AngelFire Ammo continued to expand.

Also in 2017 AngelFire was asked to official ammunition sponsor the 2017 PDN Training Tour as well as the 2017 Fort Sill Multigun Championship and the 2017 Fallen Brethren 3Gun Challenge and quickly became the fastest-growing ammunition in the competitive shooting market.

2020 is shaping up to be a good year and, even with the backing of world-class instructors and professional shooters, it’s ultimately you (whether you’re buying a 50-round box of 9MM 2nds or 50K rounds of .223) that do the truly important work of getting the AngelFire name in front of friends and family members at the range. It’s you. When you hit that 12” steel target off-hand at 200 yards with our 147gr 9MM and let everyone know you’re shooting AngelFire Ammo, that deserves our thanks.

Scott’s original vision of giving you, our customers ... our family ... what you want at a fair price while striving for excellence in way possible, will continue to be the driving force that propels AngelFire into the future.

And so we say, “THANK YOU!”

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