9mm Ammo

Veteran ammunition enthusiasts already know that most of the world’s steel-cased ammo originates in Russia. But Russia hasn’t monopolized the steel-cased ammo business – not by a long shot. Magtech – a subsidiary of the supermassive CBC Global Ammunition group, which is headquartered in Brazil and one of the largest ammo producers in the world – is officially in the steel-cased ammo game!

This 9mm ammo’s steel cases are zinc-plated. They’re prettier because of it, and they get a little extra protection from corrosion as well. Each steel case is fitted with a noncorrosive primer, filled with clean-burning propellant, and seated with a completely nonmagnetic projectile. (Steel cases aren’t reloadable, which does make this ammo a one-and-done kind of affair.)

That projectile is the humble full metal jacket: a bullet which can’t expand upon penetrating soft tissue, but which does feed and chamber with all due efficiency. This round’s muzzle velocity (which Magtech recorded with a 4” test barrel) is just 10 fps faster than the speed of sound. The 115 grain FMJ will issue a supersonic cracking report on ignition and conserve about 91% of its starting velocity 50 yards downrange.

This 9mm Luger ammunition from Magtech comes in a 1,000 round case ideal for high volume range shooting. Each cartridge fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,135 feet per second. This is a light standard pressure target load that will produce low recoil and good accuracy at typical pistol shooting distances.

Magtech ammunition is loaded in Ribeirao Pires, Brazil near Sao Paulo using highly automated assembly lines that produce very consistent product. CBC, the manufacturer of Magtech ammo, produces its propellant, bullets, and other components internally for optimal quality control. This ammo uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Money is a great thing to have, because you can use it to buy ammunition. Of course, there are other things less important than ammo that require money as well, such as food. If you would like to secure your ammo supply but still have money for novelties like food, then we advise you invest in Wolf’s very affordable ammo.

This 9mm cartridge is topped off with a 115 grain bullet, the lightest you’re apt to find on a factory loaded round and one which lessens the kind of muzzle flip that can make rapid fire less accurate. The bullet is made of copper on its outermost layer, so your pistol’s accuracy won’t quickly deplete as the result of lead residue accumulation.

This round’s steel casing makes it exceptionally affordable. In order to help the casing feed and extract as smoothly as brass, Wolf applied a thin polymer coating to it. It is heat resistant, so even the white hot burn of ignition won’t fuse the polymer to your pistol’s chamber.

Looking for tried and trusty 9mm ammo so you can enjoy yet another riveting day at the range? Why, that sounds positively corking! We reckon you’ll find that Turan gets the job done. Founded in Turkey in 1997, the company observes NATO and C.I.P. standards as it loads over 100 million rounds of 9mm each year.

This cartridge’s 124 grain slug is none other than a full metal jacket. Not all that remarkable a bullet, albeit the perfect one for target practice if your range bans “magnetic” ammo. Turan’s FMJ conceals no steel. Their cases are fresh as March daisies to boot, and their explosive components neither corrode nor excessively foul.

The icing on this ammo cake is especially sweet. When you order a battle pack, you won’t just get ten 50-round boxes of Turan’s best. It’ll all come packaged in a sealed plastic sleeve which protects its contents against moisture and other contaminants. Clever!

Name one situation that can’t be improved by the addition of 500 rounds of 9mm ammunition from Bosnia and Herzegovina. Can’t be done! That’s why this case of MAXXTech range ammo is only going to make your life better (unless you drop it on your toe – that’s a big ouch in our book, hombre).

Nothing fancy here – exactly what you want when your goal is to shoot a whole bunch of neat targets. The 115 grain bullet is the lightest you’re going to find on a 9mm range load, which is why this round’s muzzle velocity clocks in at a supersonic 1,217 fps. The full metal jacket’s hard copper-alloy coating and round nose profile both work toward smooth feeding, and the bullet’s complete lack of any steel makes MAXXTech a safe choice for ranges that forbid magnetic ammo.

Noncorrosive Boxer primers equal zero rust. Brand new brass cases promote cleaner overall performance, although word on the street is that MAXXTech’s brass is no good for handloading. Leave it on the range floor so the staff can melt it down into decorative paperweights – or leave it on the ground outside so the bugs have a safe place to hide when it rains.

Get some great multi-role 9x19mm ammo of reputable CCI manufacture with this 1000 round bulk pack of Blazer Brass rounds. Blazer Brass ammo comes out of the CCI factory and is assembled using non-corrosive CCI primers. CCI or Cartridge Case Inc. is linked a third brand, Speer, and has origins in production dating back to 1953. Their modern innovations in high performance ammunition as well as their notable consistency in quality production have netted the CCI and Blazer Brass brands with contracts for law enforcement and international shooting teams.

These rounds use reloadable brass casings and 115 grain FMJ projectiles and will match the ballistics of many other popular plinking choices. 115 grains is light in the caliber and functions in a wide range of pistols while offering very manageable recoil. In addition, the bullets have a protected base which reduces lead exposure during the firing process and keeps it out of the air and off your hands.

• You - An abnormally handsome American firearm enthusiast who don’t got no 9mm ammo.
• Ammo Inc. - An American ammunition manufacturer that produces economically friendly 9mm ammo.
• Widener’s - An American ammunition retailer that has piles of Ammo Inc.’s best in its warehouse.
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This ammo’s perfect for just about anything short of hunting and self-defense! Each cartridge is rigged out with an unsophisticated 115 grain full metal jacket projectile. That’s a lead core with a copper-alloy jacket, which means zero metals that can attract a magnet. The FMJ’s hard shell reduces fouling of the barrel, and Ammo Inc.’s fast-burning propellant will do even more to keep your grooves and lands nice and shiny. This supersonic ammo is loaded with brand new brass cases. Trust them to cycle through any semi-auto, and then breathe life back into them at your reloading press. The power is yours!

Look no further for inexpensive, dependable 9mm Luger ammunition that will serve you well on the range. This case of 1,000 rounds from Sellier & Bellot should help you get plenty of training done!

Each round in this case fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,280 feet per second. This makes it a relatively powerful load among standard pressure 9mm rounds and a good stand-in for more expensive JHPs as it produces stronger recoil than most target ammo.

Sellier & Bellot ammo is made in the Czech Republic using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

You can get the consistency and accuracy you need for your 9mm Luger handgun by ordering these full metal case cartridges. Being a responsible gun owner means you need hundreds of rounds of practice, and with this case you’ll have 1,000 cartridges that are perfect for training or match competitions.

The 124-grain bullet will cycle smoothly through the chamber and leave less fouling in the barrel, maintaining accuracy through a full day of training. With a muzzle velocity of 1,109 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 339 foot pounds, you’ll have reliable external and terminal performance, even at distances up to 100 yards. The cartridges are assembled with top-quality brass cases and boxer primers intended for small pistol rounds.

Magtech creates some of the most unique and reliable cartridges available. They have excellent rounds for a wide variety of calibers and are a trusted choice for hunting, law enforcement, self defense, and training.

PMC ammo is a great choice for sporting or training use. This 9mm Luger ammunition comes in a bulk priced 1,000 round case ideal for enthusiasts looking to save money on their next few range trips!

As a standard pressure 9mm Parabellum load, these rounds deliver relatively mild recoil and fire a medium weight 124 grain FMJ bullet at 1,110 feet per second.

PMC is a brand of Poongsan, a South Korean defense contractor that has seen its US business flourish in recent years due to the consistent quality and reasonable cost of its ammo. Their products use reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

This huge 1,000 round case of 9mm Luger ammo from PMC (Precision Made Cartridges) will last you multiple range sessions and save you a bundle in the process! These rounds fire a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,150 feet per second and deliver typical 9mm Parabellum ballistics.

As a standard pressure load, this ammunition is ideal for use in subcompact or older firearms, or by anyone who doesn't like the extra recoil of +P ammo.

PMC ammunition is loaded in South Korea and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers. Poongsan, the maker of PMC ammo, is a major defense contractor that produces its own propellant, brass, and other components for optimal quality control.

Boy, do we ever got a lot of Winchester 9mm ammo in our warehouse! We could keep it all to ourselves, but our CEO says that wouldn’t be a “viable business model.” Too bad for us. But good news for you, so long as you’re inclined to train and plink with consistent American-made 9mm ammo!

If you’re a seasoned firearm enthusiast, then you already know the full metal jacket is the bullet for target practice. The FMJ’s round nose profile helps the cartridge glide into the chamber, as well as exhibit a predictable and accurate trajectory. Some companies cheapen their FMJs by adding steel to their jackets. Winchester isn’t one of them, so you’re all set if your range prohibits magnetic projectiles for safety reasons/insurance purposes.

Winchester’s noncorrosive Boxer-primed ammo is loaded with virgin brass cases, all carefully drawn to exacting standards and supple enough to reliably return to their original dimensions. That makes this ammo reloadable, so you may as well stock up on 9mm component bullets while you’re at it!

Think you got enough 9mm ammo already? Sike! The Widener’s team has done extensive research into the subject, and we determined that it’s completely impossible to have enough 9mm ammo. But that’s good news, because it means everyone has all the reason they need to order a case of the good stuff by Remington!

This is Remington’s Range brand ammo, and that’s not false advertising. These rounds’ full metal jacket bullets can’t deliver the terminal expansion you’d want for self-defense, but they do everything else you want while you’re just punishing range targets. Steel-free copper jackets. Steel-free lead cores. Nonmagnetic! And because this ammo’s 124 grain FMJs achieve a muzzle velocity that’s approximately 15 fps lower than the speed of sound, you can look forward to the non-cracking reports which suit suppressor use to a T.

Remington’s Arkansas-made ammo features 100% noncorrosive Kleanbore Boxer primers, as well as the smooth-cycling virgin brass cases handloaders always like having on hand. Twenty boxes per case, so you can share with a friend – but you won’t, because Remington Range is just too darn good.

If you shot a lot of 9mm Luger, this 1,000 round case of "white box" ammunition from Winchester can save you some serious money. These cartridges are a typical 9mm Parabellum load firing a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,190 feet per second.

As a standard pressure load, this ammo works well in all 9mm pistols including older or subcompact firearms. It produces mild recoil, making it a good low-fatigue choice on the range.

These cartridges are loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This 9mm Luger ammo from CCI's Blazer Brass series is an affordable choice for the range. Each cartridge in this bulk priced case of 1,000 fires a medium weight 124 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,090 feet per second. These specs reflect a standard pressure target load that will be comfortable to shoot for longer sessions due to its moderate recoil.

CCI ammunition is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using the company's own famously reliable non-corrosive Boxer primers. As the Blazer Brass name suggests, these rounds differ from normal Blazer ammo in that they use reloadable brass cases instead of aluminum ones.

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Don’t buy platinum, gold or silver. Invest in the best metals there are: lead and copper, but only when they’ve been formed into proper 9mm target ammunition!

Remington produces their Range label ammo at their factory in Lonoke, AR, and it’s a dandy selection for any kind of target shooting with any kind of 9mm firearm. This round’s bullet is a light 115 grains. It’ll clear a 4” barrel’s muzzle at a supersonic velocity of 1,245 fps, kick back pretty manageable recoil in the process, and proceed to deliver serviceable accuracy over any distance you’d probably try to cover with a pistol. Nonmagnetic bullet – bring it to any range!

Remington’s propellant is formulated to combust in the same fashion regardless of atmospheric conditions, and their Kleanbore Boxer-style primers have protected Americans’ firearms from rust and pitting since the year 1927. This ammo’s new pure brass cases are reloadable. Check out our 9mm component bullets if you’re a handloading kind of guy!

Fiocchi ammunition is always a safe bet for your shooting needs. This range load is a great replacement for expensive hollow points when you're slaying paper targets. It fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second, slightly faster than other standard pressure loads; the FMJ projectiles use brass jackets rather than copper in order to maintain stability with the increased velocity and are proven to produce accuracy worthy of competitive use.

Most Fiocchi ammunition sold in the US is loaded in Ozark, Missouri with the balance being imported from Lecco, Italy. Fiocchi has been in business since the 19th century and has taken off in a big way in the US in the last several years due to the reasonable price and impressive quality of its ammo.

These cartridges use non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. Each case contains 1,000 rounds--perfect for bulk savings.

Speer Lawman ammunition is widely used for police and self-defense training due to its high quality and reasonable cost. Although works well on the range for all shooters, it is particularly geared toward users of Speer Gold Dot self-defense ammo. Each Lawman load is designed to mimic the external ballistics and recoil of a more expensive Gold Dot counterpart for more realistic target practice.

This 9mm Luger ammo comes in a bulk priced case of 1,000 and fires a light 115 grain total metal jacket bullet at a high muzzle velocity of 1,200 feet per second. Unlike FMJ bullets, TMJ projectiles do not have exposed lead bases and therefore produce less airborne lead when the cartridge is fired. This is particularly advantageous at indoor ranges where ventilation can be sub-optimal.

Lawman ammunition is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using non-corrosive primers from Speer's sister company CCI and reloadable brass cases.

Some folks call it the nueve milímetros. We call it the nine millimeter – one of the few circumstances where we’ll actually use the metric system.

Aguila is in the nueve milímetros camp, Mexican ammo manufacturer that they are. This here is the very same 9mm ammo Aguila supplies to Mexican military bases. Or, that is to say, here’s the same 9mm ammo Aguila would have sent to the military – if they hadn’t instead boxed it up for retail sale at their factory.

Use this ammo for target practice and you shan’t be disappointed. Aguila’s 124 grain full metal jacket projectiles are nothing fancy, but they get the job done. That’s a nonmagnetic FMJ, loaded to depart a 4” barrel’s muzzle at subsonic velocity, with a smooth-feeding and aerodynamic round nose profile. The bullet is sturdily crimped into its case mouth, which keeps it from creeping outward when subjected to recoil.

Aguila’s brass is new – reloadable, even – with clean-burning smokeless propellant and noncorrosive Boxer primers to get the show on the road. All 300 rounds are packed loose together in one box.

Even your most casual plinking or target shooting session calls for a good range load. Why not employ a cartridge that’s good enough for U.S. Army training for so important a pastime? That’s exactly what you’ll get when you invest in this case of 9mm Service Grade ammo by Winchester!

This cartridge sports its caliber’s lightweight 115 grain projectile. The full metal jacket flat nose projectile will make your semi-automatic happy as it’s able to feed dependably, and will keep your barrel cleaner in between cleanings. The bullet also features a flat nose, so it’s a perfect choice for shooting paper targets when you want your results to be more visible and easy to interpret. The bullet’s sloping profile won’t cause a jam like a wadcutter could have, though!

This cartridge has the brass casing that handloaders need and which many ranges require. It’s non-corrosive Boxer primed, so you can sit confidently on this case of ammo for decades, and its clean burning propellant won’t demand that you clean your firearm too frequently in order to preserve its accuracy. Perfect for extended visits to the range!

The 9mm was invented in 1902 in the German Empire and is now one of the most popular rounds in the world. Used through both World Wars, and carried by law enforcement professionals for decades, the 9mm is a time tested cartridge.

Federal has been around since 1922, making some of the best ammunition in the United States. Loved and respected all over the nation, Federal ammo is just what you need for high performing, affordable ammo. These Federal Champion, 115 grain, full metal jacket rounds are designed to give you quality range training ammo ammo at the right price. Each round is loaded into a boxer primed brass casing that is re-loadable. Don't miss out on this fantastic, inexpensive ammunition from one of America's most loved manufacturers.

Winchester is one of America's oldest firearm and ammunition manufacturers. These new production 9mm USA forged rounds are designed to be a great option for affordable volume shooting at the range. Each round in this 150 round value pack is loaded into economical steel cases that are not re-loadable and carry a 115 grain Full Metal Jacket projectile.

Since 1866, Winchester has been providing high quality products for a variety of applications. Their ammunition is American made in Alton, Illinois and has a reputation for being reliable and affordable. These 9mm Luger rounds are perfect for plinking at the range and punching holes in paper. Pick up a 150 round value pack today!

Speer Lawman ammunition is a cost-effective training load designed to produce the same ballistics and recoil as Speer's widely used Gold Dot defensive hollow points. This allows for economical yet realistic practice for law enforcement officers and citizens alike.

Each 9mm Luger cartridge in this case of 1,000 fires a 124 grain total metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,090 feet per second. This is a standard pressure load that will work well in compact firearms and produce relatively mild recoil.

This ammunition is manufactured in Speer's longtime home of Lewiston, Idaho using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

This 9mm Luger ammunition from Magtech comes in 50 round boxes. Each cartridge fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,135 feet per second. This is a light standard pressure target load that will produce low recoil and good accuracy at typical pistol shooting distances.

Magtech ammunition is loaded in Ribeirao Pires, Brazil near Sao Paulo using highly automated assembly lines that produce very consistent product. CBC, the manufacturer of Magtech ammo, produces its propellant, bullets, and other components internally for optimal quality control. This ammo uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

This "white box" ammunition from Winchester comes in a 100 round bulk pack and offers cost-effective range time for 9mm pistols. Each cartridge fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,190 feet per second.

As a standard pressure load, this ammo works well in subcompact and older firearms as well as full-size ones. It produces moderate recoil and works well for high volume target practice.

Winchester ammunition is loaded in Oxford, Mississippi using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Follow the NATO standard for 9x19mm Luger with this great 1000 round bulk pack from Federal. Federal's American Eagle line is well known for providing shooters with inexpensive ammo that is still accurate enough to take to USPSA and IDPA matches. The 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullets fit the same profile as most NATO-contracted ammo and will provide a smoother yet stouter recoil impulse in most pistols. These rounds feature reloadable brass-casings and non-corrosive Boxer primers. With a muzzle velocity of 1150 feet-per-second, these cartridges will match the ballistics of many Federal Premium Defense options and make for great range practice.

Federal Premium Ammunition, a Minnesotan corporation, is one of the best-respected cartridge manufacturers in the U.S. and is well-known for their quality and innovation derived after over 90 years of experience in the industry. Their various brands of ammo have been trusted by shooters to protect life on the streets, put meat on the table, and take home medals from Olympic shooting events.

Looking for enormous quantities of 9mm ammunition? Welcome to the motherlode, amigo. Remington’s UMC line of ammunition is basic yet intensely reliable, American-made, and packaged loose in a big plastic bag inside of a big cardboard carton. No need to fiddle around with little boxes when you order this behemoth 1,000-round case!

Remington loads this plinking, training and target shooting 9mm ammo with 115 grain full metal jacket projectiles. These bullets possess solid lead cores and nonferrous gilding metal jackets, which leaves them unable to attract a magnet. Their hard jackets help to prevent feeding failures and rapid bore fouling, and they have sleek round nose profiles to promote greater accuracy. The non-expanding FMJ is not the best solution for personal protection – you want JHP loads for that important application.

UMC stands for “Union Metallic Cartridge,” the name of one of America’s first modern ammo manufacturers that Remington merged with in 1912. Remington puts the UMC label on ammo that is new production, non-corrosive, brass-cased and reloadable. A fine choice for training with all 9mm firearms!

These Federal 115-grain 9mm rounds will ensure you have the results you need at the range. This box gives you 500 cartridges that use full metal jacket bullets. Coming out of the muzzle, they have a velocity of 1,180 feet per second and an energy of 356 foot pounds. The full metal jacket ensures smooth feeding in the magazine and chamber, as well as less fouling in the barrel.

The 9mm Luger is one of the most popular and successful cartridges in the country. Used for a wide variety of purposes, including self defense, target competitions, and law enforcement, the 9mm round has a rich history of quality and effectiveness. If you have one of these handguns, make sure you are loading high-quality rounds from top ammunition makers like Federal.

Federal Premium Ammunition is one of the top names in the ammo industry. This Minnesota-based company has been serving the needs of gun owners since 1922 and has a rich tradition of quality and performance.

This 9mm range ammunition by Federal Premium of Minnesota isn’t just good for shooting bullseye and silhouette targets. It is great for shooting bottles. It is great for shooting cans. It is great for shooting pizza boxes. The world is your oyster when you’ve got a case of American Eagle!

These rounds’ 124 grain full metal jacket projectiles make them perfect for training if you prefer self-defense ammo with the same bullet weight. The FMJ provides very similar recoil, point of aim and trajectory to a JHP, but it costs significantly less than the more heavily engineered alternative. Federal makes an FMJ out of lead and gilding metal. That’s only to say that no part of this cartridge’s bullet can attract a magnet, so have at it at any range on your radar.

Federal doesn’t reload old cases – they draw and cut every round’s case from virgin brass, thus making this ammo a doubly good investment for a handloading enthusiast. These pistol and pistol caliber carbine cartridges are also noncorrosive, so the only rusty thing you own will be your car or truck.

Bolster your stash of practice and training ammunition with this 1000 round bulk back of 9x19mm from Federal. These rounds sport 115 grain projectiles for light recoil and smooth feeding with the widest range of 9mm pistols and carbines. This bulk pack comes from Federal's American Eagle line which is well-known for being inexpensive and reliable.

Federal Premium Ammunition, a Minnesota based company, has over 90 years of experience producing ammo. Their reputation for high quality and excellent manufacturing consistency has made them a trusted name with hunters, competitive shooters, Olympians, and law enforcement agencies. Federal is staple of the U.S. ammunition industry and is responsible many standards and innovation in modern cartridges.

These rounds come constructed from reloadable brass casings, non-corrosive primers, and full metal jacket (FMJ) bullets which are great for range plinking and match use. The 9mm Luger projectiles leave the muzzle at 1180 feet-per-second while carrying 356 foot-pounds of energy.

There are two ways to get your paws on PMC’s 9mm ammunition. The first is to join the South Korean military, which we imagine would be a good way to make lots of new friends. But it would also be kind of inconvenient, which is why we recommend the second way: buy it from Widener’s!

This ammo was recently manufactured for the commercial market, and has the untarnished reloadable brass cases and noncorrosive Boxer primers to show for it. It is loaded with 147 grain full metal jacket projectiles, which contain no steel and therefore can’t attract a magnet.

No standard pressure 147 grain 9mm cartridge is capable of delivering a supersonic muzzle velocity out of a pistol barrel. That’s why this ammo is just a touch quieter to fire than average, and also why it’s suitable for suppressed firearms. The 147 grain bullet’s lower muzzle velocity does mean it drops faster downrange, but at least the bullet will never develop a wobble as a result of transitioning from super- to subsonic. It was never supersonic to begin with!

This 9mm Luger ammunition from PMC comes in three sealed waterproof packs of 300 rounds each for a total of 900 cartridges. These packs are easy to store and transport without an ammo can, and contain standard pressure ammunition suited for a wide variety of 9mm Parabellum pistols.

Each cartridge in this case fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a high muzzle velocity of 1,150 feet per second, producing typical 9mm handling characteristics including good accuracy and moderate recoil.

PMC ammunition is loaded in South Korea by Poongsan, a defense contractor that manufactures its own primers and propellant to ensure better quality control.

Avid handgunners will appreciate the reliable performance and reasonable cost of this 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington UMC. These rounds come in a 1,000 round case that offers considerable bulk savings over the course of a few range trips.

Each round in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket ("metal case" as Remington calls it) bullet at 1,145 feet per second. As a standard pressure load, this ammo functions well in a wide variety of firearms while producing low recoil.

Remington UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.

Grab this 500-round case of 9mm Luger ammunition from Remington UMC for all your target shooting and training needs. These cartridges use a standard pressure load ideal for subcompact concealed carry handguns.

Each round in this case fires a 124 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,100 feet per second. Remington refers to FMJ ammo as "metal case."

UMC (Union Metallic Cartridge) ammo is made in the USA by Remington; it uses reloadable brass and non-corrosive primers.

Straight out of the Balkans, it’s a 9mm cartridge that’s going to save you pantloads of dough the next time you’re out on the range practicing your science! The maker of MAXX Tech ammo has invested a great deal of time and money into setting up the kind of production which makes satisfying yet economical range loads, so you can feed your ravenous pistol on a veritable pauper’s budget!

What’s nice about this round is that it has got a Boxer primed brass casing -- if you’d turn your nose up at steel but still keep your purse strings tight, then this is the cartridge for you. This round gives balanced recoil and power with its middleweight 124 grain projectile, which is full metal jacketed to prevent feeding jams and rapid bore fouling. Give it a college try and come back for a case at Wideners.com when you’re ready!

Federal American Eagle is one of the most relied upon brands in America. As a cheaper, but very reliable option to more expensive ammunition, Federal American Eagle beats many other brands in quality and price.

These reliable 9mm full metal jacket flat nose rounds are great for range training. In fact they are so good, several ranges actually sell them on site. Why do they do this? Because these bullets share a similar affect with wadcutter rounds, making a round hole on impact instead of the normal frayed hole, in order to help with scoring. Flying out of the muzzle at 1000 feet per second, you are sure to punch out the bull's eye with these reliable rounds. Don't miss out on this fantastic deal on 1000 rounds!

Speer Lawman ammo is the ideal training load for those who carry Speer's widely acclaimed Gold Dot defensive hollow points. Lawman rounds are designed to produce the same recoil and external ballistics as their Gold Dot counterparts, making cost-effective, realistic training easier to accomplish.

Each 9mm Luger cartridge in this case of 1,000 fires a 147 grain total metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 985 feet per second. This ammunition also works well with suppressors due to its subsonic velocity.

Speer ammo is loaded in Lewiston, Idaho using reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers.

Pick up a few of these 50-round boxes of 9mm Luger ammo for your next range trip! This brass-cased ammunition gives you reliable performance at a reasonable price.

Each round in this box fires a light 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a relatively high muzzle velocity of 1,280 feet per second, making it one of the hotter standard pressure loads available. Great for a more realistic training experience!

S&B ammo uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable cases; it is made in the Czech Republic.

You’re not “just some guy.” You are the most important person in the world: you. That means you’d better be able to defend yourself if the occasion ever calls for it, which in turn means you should get plenty of target practice with Remington Range 9mm ammo. Flawless logic, right there!

Remington didn’t artificially inflate this target round’s price tag by dumping a bunch of unnecessary features on it. You’ve got your 115 grain full metal jacket projectile: just a lead core and steel-free gilding metal jacket, with a round nose profile that secures reliable functionality and accuracy. That bullet is backed by temperature-stable propellant, so you can expect reasonably consistent performance whether you’re firing in a heat wave or a cold snap. And thanks to Remington’s Kleanbore primer, you can also expect … well, you can expect a pretty clean bore once target shooting has ended. Throw in a new and reloadable brass case, and you’ve got yourself a pool party.

Do you want to shoot 100 different targets? Or shoot one target 100 times? The choice is all yours once you’ve ordered a 100-round box of Federal Premium American Eagle 9mm ammunition! This ammo promises reliable functionality out of any make and model handgun or carbine, and our fast shipping ensures you won’t go ammo-less one day longer than you have to!

This round’s 124 grain bullet delivers a satisfying balance of light recoil and flat trajectory. That 1,150 fps muzzle velocity is the product of a 4” test barrel, so you can expect subsonic performance if your piece’s barrel is any shorter. The full metal jacket’s smooth, hard gilding metal exterior prevents deformation that could impair feeding in a semi-automatic. The lead-core bullet also doesn’t contain one molecule of steel, so it’s just as nonmagnetic as a slice of buttered toast.

Federal ammo hails from Minnesota. When Minnesotans aren’t ice fishing they enjoy carefully creating and assembling reloadable brass cases and noncorrosive Boxer primers.

If you have a handgun that takes 9mm Luger ammunition, order this 50-round box of full metal jacket ammo from Blazer. You’ll get excellent rounds that are consistent and reliable, allowing you to place effective shots on a regular basis. When it comes to training and target shooting, make sure you have high-quality options like these Blazer Brass cartridges.

These rounds use a 115-grain full metal jacket bullet that is consistent and reliable. They will cycle from the magazine to the chamber with ease and result in less jams throughout your shooting. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,145 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 323 foot pounds. After traveling 100 yards, they still have a speed of 975 feet per second.

When it comes to training and self defense ammunition, Blazer is a great option. This ammo manufacturer has a wide range of cartridges that use excellent primers, consistent powders, and smooth cases.

If you own a handgun that takes 9mm cartridges, you can get the high-quality ammo you need for training, practice, and plinking by ordering this 50-round box from Fiocchi. You’ll get 124-grain full metal jacket ammunition that is reliable and effective, allowing you to get the practice you need to maintain proficiency with your firearm.

These rounds are designed for high-volume target shooting in autoloading 9mm handguns. The full metal jacket will give you smooth performance from the magazine to the chamber, and will result in less fouling in the barrel, helping you maintain superior accuracy throughout a full day of target practice. The 124-grain bullet delivers fast, powerful performance, creating a top-notch shooting experience.

Fiocchi’s Shooting Dynamics line is specifically made for target shooting. It uses boxer primed cases with non-corrosive primers and clean powders. Fiocchi is an Italian manufacturer with a long, rich history of creating top-quality ammunition supplies.

Tired of pointing your 9mm handgun at things and saying “BANG!” hoping they will fall over? Well, have we ever got the tip of the century for you pal – that piece of hardware is going to work a lot better once you’ve filled its magazine with ammo.

With this 9mm ammo by MAXXTech you’ll never have to say “BANG!” again! This round is loaded with its caliber’s lightest common bullet. At 115 grains it achieves a supersonic muzzle velocity out of a barrel as short as a handgun’s, which it will also spare from accelerated fouling courtesy of its gilding metal jacket. But new shooters take note: Although no one would voluntarily get shot by this round’s bullet, as an FMJ it’s not the best choice for self-defense. For target shooting and plinking it is top notch, though.

MAXXTech ammo is made in Goražde, Bosnia and Herzegovina by Pobjeda Technology. They’re a major manufacturer that adheres to C.I.P. standards (the Euro equivalent of SAAMI) and became ISO 9001 in the year 2000. As such they load consistent, reliable products, such as this brass cased and non-corrosive Boxer primed 9mm training ammo.

There are loads of options available when it comes to steel cased ammunition. We’re proud to offer all of them on our site, but we absolutely understand and sympathize with our customers who prefer buying American. That’s why we’re glad we get to cater specifically to them with this 9mm cartridge from Winchester’s USA Forged label. Yes, that’s an American-made steel cased round you’re looking at, and it’s poised to save you money without depriving you of the fine quality your range session demands. It’s complete with a Boxer primer rather than the Berdan variety, and it also wears Winchester’s own manganese coating to protect it from corrosion as well as prevent metal on metal contact in your pistol’s or rifle’s action.

While some range masters turn their noses up at steel cased ammunition because they reflexively think its bullet contains steel as well, that’s simply not the case with this round. Its 115 grain projectile is comprised only of a lead core wrapped in a brass jacket. Tougher brass can better prevent deformation during ignition to a degree, and is also known to foul less than copper. This bullet’s weight means it will emulate many popular self-defense loads well to boot!

It’s okay to admit when you have a problem – unless it’s something embarrassing, in which case you’re better off keeping it a secret until the day you die. But running out of 9mm range ammo is nothing to be ashamed of! If it can happen to you, then it can happen to the best of us.

Here. Let’s put an end to your 9mm deficiency. We’re going to ship you as many boxes of PMC 147 grain full metal jacket ammunition as you want. That way you’ll be able to experience similar performance to your 147gr self-defense loads, as well as listen to reports that aren’t accompanied by sharp supersonic cracks. These rounds’ FMJs are also perfectly steel-free, so you have nothing to worry about if your range hates magnetic ammo.

PMC’s state-of-the-art factory in South Korea turns raw brass into reloadable cases, and mixes up the magic chemicals needed to produce noncorrosive Boxer primers too. This ammo may not come in hermetically sealed packaging, but that just gives you an excuse to fire it all the same day you get it. And then you’ll be out again. And then you can come to Widener’s again! It’s a perfect cycle.

Federal American Eagle ammunition is a great way to satisfy your training needs at a reasonable cost. These 9mm Luger cartridges come in a 100 round box and use a standard pressure load suitable for all handguns in this caliber. Each round fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at a muzzle velocity of 1,180 feet per second, producing mild recoil and good accuracy at typical pistol shooting distances.

This ammo is loaded in Anoka, Minnesota and uses reloadable brass cases and non-corrosive Boxer primers. Federal has been in business since the 1920s and is one of the top ammo manufacturers in the US. It is part of the Vista Outdoor group of shooting-related brands.

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Racking up a high round count at the range can be expensive with some brands of ammunition. Thankfully, Remington UMC offers these 250-round 9mm Luger "Mega Packs" that can cut your costs down without sacrificing reliability or accuracy.

Each cartridge in this case fires a 115 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,145 feet per second. These are typical standard pressure 9mm Parabellum specs; expect relatively low recoil.

Remington UMC ("Union Metallic Cartridge") ammo is loaded in the USA and uses non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cartridges.

This 9mm Luger ammunition from PMC is a favorite among shooters due to its dependable, economical performance at the range.

Each cartridge in this box of 50 fires a medium weight 124 grain full metal jacket bullet at 1,110 feet per second. This is a standard pressure load with external ballistics comparable to those of many self-defense loads, making it ideal for training.

PMC ammo is loaded in South Korea using non-corrosive Boxer primers and reloadable brass cases.