250 Rounds of 165gr MC .40 S&W Ammo by Remington

When it comes to ammunition, Remington certainly knows what they’re doing. When the US Army became concerned about their ammunition capacity in 1940, they went to Remington for help. In order to expand the Army’s capabilities, Remington built the Lake City Arsenal, Denver Ordnance, and the Lowell Ordnance Plant, along with two others. And today, they’ve created these Remington .40 S&W 165 grain MC rounds to feed your favorite handgun.

These are MC rounds, which is Remington’s label for non-expanding FMJ rounds. They’re great for target practice, tactical training, and plinking. And we all know how important it is to dedicate time to training with your firearms. Using a medium weight round is good for practice because they still have good speed and are heavy enough to give you a taste of the greater power of a defense round; at 165 grain, these are medium weight. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,150 feet per second and they have some good oomph with a muzzle energy of 485 foot-pounds.

Remington produces all their products right here in the United States, with plants in Alabama, Arkansas, Kentucky, and New York, among others. Not only do they understand the importance of quality and reasonably priced ammunition, they understand giving shooters more for their money. These are new production, non-corrosive, fresh brass cased, boxer-primed rounds, and you can reload them. There are 250 rounds in the box, and that’s a good start to your .40 cal training needs.