9MM Ammo Available In Stock

9MM Ammo: Federal American Eagle Indoor Range Training 9mm Luger 147gr FMJ Handgun Ammo – 50 Rounds – Safe range time starts here. American Eagle Indoor Range Training (IRT) ammunition has a reduced-lead bullet fully encapsulated in copper for safer, economical training. The jacket eliminates any airborne lead hazard. It also carries a toxic metal-free primer and is the ballistic equivalent of self-defense rounds.

• TMJ Bullets Are Fully Encapsulated In Copper
• Toxic Metal-Free Primers Eliminate Airborne Lead
• Accurate And Reliable
• Affordably Priced

FAQ On 9MM Ammo

The 9x19mm Parabellum was designed by the Austrian gunsmith Georg Luger in 1901. Luger fashioned the 9mm Parabellum from his previous design, the 7.65x21mm Parabellum. The 9mm Parabellum is a rimless, tapered cartridge that fires a 0.355” diameter bullet (9.01mm) and has a 19.15mm case length.

• Does it matter what 9mm ammo you use?

All 9mm handguns that you are likely to run in to use the same ammo. That is, 9x19mm* (AKA 9mm Luger, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm NATO). *That is the width of the bullet (9mm) by the length of the case (19mm).

• What grain 9mm is most accurate?

The Signature Jacketed Match 9mm load has been extensively tested in 1911 style and other high-performance firearms and is the most accurate 115 grain 9mm ammunition available.

• What is the deadliest 9mm round?

The Federal HST +P 124 gr round is the top performing 9mm self-defense ammo. It has the highest muzzle velocity, at 1172 ft/s. It also features the highest energy at 378 ft/lbs of energy. These factors alone make it your best option in hollow point ammunition.

• What grain 9mm do police use?

Bullet weight

Common 9mm bullet weights normally available at most stores are 115, 124, and 147 grain. The 115-grain loads tend to be higher velocity and the 147s somewhat slower, even subsonic. A good compromise is a 124-grain bullet, this is also super popular with the police and military.

FAQ On 9MM Luger

• Is there a difference between 9mm and 9mm Luger?

Absolutely nothing! They are identical and different in name only. Despite what name these rounds carry, when you hear someone refer to a 9mm, they are most likely referring to a 9mm Luger or 9x19mm Parabellum which are one and the same cartridge.

• What is 9mm Luger good for?

The 9mm Luger has become especially popular for small, compact carry guns intended for self-defense. It is a potent cartridge for its size and offers good performance with well-designed bullets.

• How powerful is a 9mm Luger?

Usually, this translates to greater velocity at the muzzle). The 9mm version fires a 147-grain bullet 1,120 feet-per-second (fps) and produces 409 foot-pounds (ft. -lbs.) of energy at the muzzle.

• Why is 9mm Luger so popular?

The 9x19mm Luger also offers consistently lighter recoil and thus better recoil mitigation across the board than its other common counterparts. While the . 40 S&W does offer a larger diameter projectile, felt recoil and recoil mitigation suffers over the smaller 9mm.

• Can you shoot regular 9mm in a 9mm Luger?

9mm and 9mm Luger are the same. You can use them interchangeably. SAAMI officially designated the name “9mm Luger” as the official designation ammo. So, 9mm Luger is the most common name you’ll see listed by manufacturers and ammunition stores.

• Do Glocks take 9mm Luger?

The GLOCK 19 in 9 mm Luger is ideal for a versatile role thanks to its reduced dimensions when compared to the standard sized option. In addition to its use as a conventional service pistol, it is ideal for use as a backup weapon or for concealed carry purpose.

• How far can a 9mm Luger travel?

A 9mm-calibre Luger Parabellum round fired from a handgun travels at about 370m/s. To optimise its range, it would be fired at an angle of 45° and should cover about 2,300 metres. Pistols are obviously not long-range weapons. But heavy artillery is capable of ranges in excess of 30,000 metres.

FAQ On Defense Ammunition

Unlike practice ammunition, defensive loads tend not to be solid. Instead, they feature either a hollow point design with a small cavity at the nose of the projectile or a fluted design with four indentations or channels at the nose.

• What is defense grade ammunition?

A majority of defense ammunition is jacketed hollow point, also referred to as JHP. The jacketed hollow point is created to expand and create more damage to the target. This JHP design is also focused on slowing the motion of the bullet once it contacts the target.

• What is the best ammunition for home defense?

Jacketed Hollow Point bullets are the standard for self-defense bullets; though they’re not the latest design, they’re time-tested, so you can know they’ll do the job.

• What are the different types of defensive ammo?

The three types of ammunition you are going to want to use for personal protection are full metal jacket (FMJ), jacketed hollow point (JHP), and frangible ammo. Full metal jacket (FMJ) ammunition is essentially a swaged lead core with a copper jacket, designed specifically to get increased penetration on a target.

• How often do you need to replace defensive ammo?

In the grand scheme of things, carry ammo is relatively cheap to replace compared to other purchases. If it’s possible, replace every 6 months. A good minimum to rotate ammo out is once a year. This could be a set date like your birthday, Christmas, or any other day you think is significant.

• What is the difference between practice ammo and defense ammo?

A practice or ball round is typically completely enclosed, with no holes or grooves on the bullet. These rounds are less expensive than defensive rounds because they are mass-produced in larger quantities and are cheaper to manufacture. So if you’re headed to the range to practice, ball ammunition is the way to go.

FAQ On Bulk 9MM

About Bulk 9mm Ammo 45 ACP. 9mm can be purchased in bulk and is available in multiple variations, including Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) for target shooting, Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) for self-defense, and specialized rounds for specific applications.

• Are bullets cheaper in bulk?

ANSWER: Yes, bulk ammo purchases are often cheaper than buying in smaller quantities. This is because manufacturers and retailers offer discounts for larger orders, which can result in significant cost savings.

• Can you buy 9mm in bulk?

9mm can be purchased in bulk and is available in multiple variations, including Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) for target shooting, Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) for self-defense, and specialized rounds for specific applications.

• Is a 9mm deadlier than a 45?

As a general rule(customer service ), a 9mm’s faster velocity and smaller diameter will make it more likely than the . 45 to reach an animal’s vitals. When it comes to “stopping power,” that’s often more important than simple energy at the muzzle. However, it’s important to measure apples to apples when estimating bullet penetration.