You don't want to be caught at the range with 1,000 pretty cartridges only to find out they won't chamber!īelow are the items related to the 9mm we currently have in-stock. It's a good idea to load only a handful before safely checking them in your weapon. Overall Length (OAL) may vary slightly when doing 9mm bullet reloading. If you are not an experiened reloader, you should read Once Fired Brass: The Beginners' Guide to Reloading. Once Fired Brass (OFB) is a cheaper alternative to new brass, so should be considered for 9mm reloads. However, remember to ALWAYS follow your data guide and stay within the standards listed and under the SAAMI maximum pressure of 35,000 PSI when reloading cartridges.Įnsure when shopping for 9mm brass that you get 9mm Luger brass, as there are several different varieties other that Luger. Tightgroup, CleanShot and CFE Pistol powders are just a few that reloaders use with 9mm bullets. Slower burning powder works well with 9mm Luger bullets because of their low to medium velocity (1,000 - 1,500 fps). For plinkers, however, the 9mm reloader should consider a plated bullet such as Berrys or a lead bullet which works well, and gives you the best bang for your buck. For self defense and small hunting, a Hollow Point bullet is preferable for expansion and knockdown.
Hornady manufactures an eXtreme Terminal Performance (XTP) and a Hornady Action Pistol (HAP). Its low price point, manageable recoil and reloadable brass make it perfect for the high volume shooter, new and seasoned alike. For example, Berry's Bullets manufactures both a Target Hollow Point (THP) and a Hybrid Hollow Point (HHP)). Federal Cartridge Champion Brass Case 9mm Luger 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket 100 Rounds Federal Champion handgun loads provide accurate target-grade. So insure you are really shopping for what you expect the product to do, if you want 'ready to fire' then you are looking for 'ammo' or 'ammuntion'.Ĭommon 9mm projectile tips/ bullets heads are Round Nose (RN) and Hollow Points (HP), with many variations on each. They are one of the four required components necessary to make a 'live' cartridge (ammunition). Another point to consider for readers, 'bullets' are projectile tips or bullet heads, they can't just be put into a gun and fired. Many copper plated and lead bullets are usually. 355/.356 are typical for these bullets and can be used interchangeably. You can consider using a 90 or 100 grain bullet tip, however, they're not as easy to load into a 9mm case and are typically used for 380 ACP, which uses the same base diameter.ĭiameters of. For lead bullets, 125 grain is also common. It's no wonder many handloaders start with reloading 9mm ammo.Ĭommon weights for copper 9mm bullets are 115, 124 and 147 grain.
Range operators have no hazardous waste disposal problems and it meets or exceeds all OSHA and EPA standards.The 9mm is one of the most common handgun rounds in the world and is widely used in the United States. The Remington UMC cartridges are made here in the good old USA and come in tightly packed boxes of 100 rounds.
They are loaded into reloadable, non-corrosive, Boxer primed, new, high polished, brass cases. BallistiClean’s felt recoil, accuracy, and point of impact are all comparable to duty rounds. This Remington UMC 9mm ammo is 115 grain and features the usual FMJ or MC (Short for Metal Case), copper-encased lead core design. RHT, know as Reduced Hazard Training is a bullet that eliminates airborne lead and helps reduce barrel fouling. Ballisticlean delivers the same accuracy and reliability as the lead FMJ rounds you are familiar with but in a non-toxic, Lead-Free RHT round. Whether you are required to use a lead-free projectile or if your local range has tight restrictions or maybe you just want to try something a little different, Federal Premium Ballisticlean may be the answer.
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