International Ammunition Association

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The International Ammunition Association (IAA) is a nonprofit organization whose stated purpose is to foster interest and knowledge in ammunition of all types and forms.[1]

It was founded in 1955 as the International Cartridge Collectors Association (ICCA), and later[when?] changed to its current name. The organization publishes a bi-monthly journal called the IAA Journal.

## See also

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* European Cartridge Research Association
* Air travel with firearms and ammunition
* CIP, a European standardization organization for firearm cartridges
* SAAMI, an American standardization organization for firearm cartridges

## References

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1. ^ IAA Journal, (Issue 452, Nov/Dec 2006) p. 2

## External links

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Official website

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