Preview: Federal Ammunition 100th Anniversary Book

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posted on November 27, 2022
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Federal Ammunition 100th Anniversary Book

As a tribute to the company’s first century in business, Federal Ammunition has released a special, limited-edition book that breaks down its history, decade by decade, across 244 pages.

The large-format book provides ample space to showcase numerous historical photos, vintage packaging and marketing materials and special images from the company that are difficult to find anywhere else. A painting of the company’s original factory graces the cover, and the back showcases Federal’s modern-day logo.

Suggested retail pricing is $60. For more information, visit federalpremium.com.

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