50 Rounds of 115gr JHP 9mm Ammo by Remington HTP

Georg Luger designed 9x19 ammo back in 1902, and over the years it’s grown in use and popularity until it’s become the most popular semi-auto round on the market today. The 9mm has seen wide, varied use including years as the standard issue for law enforcement agencies all across the country and remains the standard issue caliber for the U.S. Army in the form of the Beretta M9. 9mm guns offer manageable recoil and capable stopping power along with an affordable price and higher capacity magazines which is perhaps their most well-liked feature. Service members note the higher capacity magazines are extremely desirable in firefights, and considering the adrenaline involved in fighting for your life it’s certainly true that having access to a larger number of rounds could be a life-saver. If you own a 9mm odds are you use it for self-defense, in which case you need reliable defense rounds such as these from Remington.

These 9mm Remington rounds weigh in at 115 grain, making them fairly lightweight for the cartridge size. Being lighter weight enables them to fly down-range at greater speeds and also helps keep felt recoil under control. These are Jacketed Hollow Point, or JHP, rounds and deliver rapid energy transfer as well as beginning to expand immediately upon impact. Their jackets increase overall bullet strength and also control expansion, allowing for greater penetration and a large, devastating wound cavity. Each round produces a muzzle velocity of 1145 feet per second and muzzle energy of 329 foot-pounds. This ammunition is meant for self-defense use.

There are 50 defense rounds in this single box of ammunition from Remington. With 50 rounds you can keep your gun and spare magazine loaded and ready for personal protection purposes. Defense rounds produce more felt recoil than target rounds, meaning the only way to ensure accuracy and placement is by practicing with your defense rounds of choice. Someday your life or the lives of your loved ones might depend on whether or not you trained sufficiently, so why risk it? Order one box to load your gun, but order multiple boxes to train to use it. Remington manufactures these rounds at their factory in Lonoke, Arkansas, according to high standards. Order now, and prepare to train like you may one day need to fight.