50 Rounds of 180gr FMJ 10mm Ammo by Sellier & Bellot

What’s better than Czech-made 10mm training ammunition? Well, puppies, kittens and single malt scotch, to name a few things, but none of those are useful for improving your marksmanship with a 10mm handgun. (All of those things would make target shooting even more difficult, come to think of it.)

This 10mm ammunition is made by the oldest continually operational ammo manufacturer in the world. It is loaded with 180 grain bullets, which will produce a muzzle velocity of 1,165 fps when fired from a pistol with a 6” barrel. The full metal jacket is best utilized for punching holes in paper, ringing steel targets and pulverizing empty bottles, of course, as it lacks any features which would supply terminal expansion. Sellier & Bellot makes a hard bullet jacket out of copper-zinc alloy, which alongside this FMJ’s lead core translates to totally nonmagnetic ammo.

Smooth-feeding bullets feed even more smoothly when they are seated in Sellier & Bellot’s brand new brass cases. Noncorrosive Boxer primers make this ammo a fine investment in the reloading press – those are small pistol primers, in case you are wondering!