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Posted On: 6/2/2023
By: Stephen
A: Thanks for reaching out Stephen! Page 16 of the SAR 9 manual states "over pressured cartridges or hand loads may cause damage to the firearm which will void the warranty and may also cause injury to yourself and/or bystanders": https://sarusa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/102752-SARUSA-SAR9Manual.pdf. The SAR legal team may just be covering themselves in case someone tries to fire dangerously hot ammo in one of their handguns, although I can only recommend following the manufacturer's advice.
Posted On: 9/30/2020
By: Brenda
A: Hi Brenda! Remington doesn't publish an exact figure, but as a manufacturer that adheres to SAAMI specs you can be certain the chamber pressure of Remington's 9mm +P is less than 38,500 psi.
Posted On: 12/15/2019
By: Michael Hansen
A: Hi Michael. This will be the same ammo. Sometimes the manufacturer will change the item stock number on their end to accommodate a need on their end. The only variation of the Golden Saber rounds are the bonded version, neither of which has the numbers you listed above, Let me know if I can get you some one the way today.
Ross
Posted On: 6/13/2019
By: Richard Hudson
A: The +P for this ammo signifies it as above standard pressure. The SAAMI standard pressure for a 9mm is approximately 35,000 PSI. +P is rated in excess 38,500 PSI. This does affect which firearms can be used with this ammo as not all are rated for +P use.
