Ammo Inc 9mm 115 Grain FMJ

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9mm 115 grain from Ammo, Inc. This is high quality ammunition that is perfect for practicing your aim and having fun at the range. This product from Ammo, Inc features their proprietary powder and primer combination which results in an extremely clean burning cartridge.

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9115R1
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9mm 115 Grain TMC 50 Round Box

9mm 115 grain from Ammo, Inc. This is high quality ammunition that is perfect for practicing your aim and having fun at the range. This product from Ammo, Inc features their proprietary powder and primer combination which results in an extremely clean burning cartridge.

Features:

  • Standard load
  • Reliable
  • American Made

Test Barrel Lenght: 5 inches

Muzzle Velocity: 1128 (feet per second)

Muzzle Energy: 325 (foot pounds)

About 9mm

9mm ammunition was developed in the early 20th century to be used in semi automatic handguns. Soon after it was released, 9mm was adopted as the new pistol caliber for militaries around the world because of its clear advantages over prior calibers. Technological advancements in the production of powder and casings has maintained 9mm’s relevance for over 100 years. Due to its reliability and effectiveness the round is an excellent choice for law enforcement, military personnel, and civilian shooters alike.

Common Questions

What is the difference between 115 Grain and 124 Grain ammo? 

The main difference between 115 Grain and 124 Grain 9mm ammo is the weight of the projectile. Because 115 Grain ammo is lighter-weight, it will have a slightly higher velocity than 124 Grain ammo. 

Is there a difference in performance between 9mm 115 Grain and 9mm 124 Grain?

In terms of performance, it is largely affected by the specific firearm you are using. However, most people will not notice a difference between 9mm 115 Grain and 9mm 124 Grain.

Are they both reliable? 

Across dozens of platforms used to evaluate 9mm 115 Grain and 9mm 124 Grain, both have proven to be equally reliable. Most standard handguns will run both grain weights just fine.

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