First Look: Fiocchi 5.7x28mm Subsonic Ammunition

A new option for people who run 57x28mm suppressed.

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posted on March 10, 2023
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Fiocchi Subsonic

With major gun manufacturers such as Ruger, Fabrique National (FN), Palmetto State Armory and Smith & Wesson all selling various semiautomatic handgun models that are chambered for the 5.7x28mm cartridge, ammunition companies are also responding and ramping their offerings to better cater to 5.7x28mm shooters.

Ozark, MO, based Fiocchi USA, the American concern of the Italian cartridge company of the same name, is now adding a third 5.7x28mm load to its product line. The new round is the Fiocchi 62-grain subsonic Range Dynamics cartridge that features a muzzle velocity of 1,050 fps and a full metal jacket projectile. Like all other Fiocchi Range Dynamics products for handguns, cartridges come bundled in boxes of 50. This subsonic round is suitable for training and plinking and works both in carbines and pistols chambered for 5.7x28mm.

Fiocchi Rage Dynamics 5.7x28mm Subsonic Specifications:

  • Caliber: 5.7x28mm
  • Projectile: 62-grain Full Metal Jacket
  • Muzzle Velocity: 1,050 feet per second
  • Case: Brass
  • Box Count: 50 Cartridges

The 5.7x28mm cartridge was a product of the early 1990s requirement for a round that defeat body armor. Originally designed by FN, this .22-caliber cartridge came to existence after NATO authorities expressed the desire for an alternative to the 9mm round. Belgian engineers applied the same “small caliber, high velocity” concept as the 5.56 NATO rifle cartridge, but in a smaller format. While the 5.7x28mm and 5.56 NATO may somewhat resemble each other due to their bottleneck casing, the 5.7 cartridge was created from the ground up by FN. In contrast to the new Fiocchi subsonic Range Dynamics load that has a 62-grain projectile, a standard 5.7 cartridge has a projectiles with approximately half of that weight, giving these rounds a muzzle velocities of around 2,350 feet per second.

Please visit fiocchiusa.com for more information.  

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