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Posted On: 10/9/2024
By: Lou
A: Yes sir. This round's bullet has true cup and core construction – not a plated core.
Posted On: 11/22/2023
By: Gal
A: Hi Gal! I'm not an attorney, I'm not qualified to give legal advice, and no information presented by Lucky Gunner is intended to be construed as legal advice. That said, it is my understanding that FMJ ammo is legal in the state of New Jersey.
Posted On: 12/15/2022
By: Jeff
A: Thanks for reaching out Jeff! If you're just target shooting, any brass-cased FMJ ammo should run through your G2c just fine. For self-defense, I highly recommend Federal HST: luckygunner.com/9mm-124-grain-jhp-hst-federal-premium-le-50-round
Posted On: 11/20/2022
By: Aadi Patel
A: Thanks for reaching out Aadi! It comes in a case of 20 boxes, 50 rounds per box.
Posted On: 3/15/2022
By: Chris
A: Thanks for reaching out Chris! 9mm and 9mm Luger are just two different names for the same exact cartridge. This ammo's dimensions should be just as compatible with a single-stack as they are a double!
Posted On: 3/5/2022
By: Steve
A: This ammo is manufactured at S&B's factory in Vlašim, Czech Republic.
Posted On: 1/7/2022
By: ejdalise
A: Thanks for reaching out! This is regular 9mm, not 9mm NATO. Its muzzle velocity is indeed on the higher end of the spectrum, but importantly its bullet weighs 115 grains as opposed to the 9mm NATO round's requisite 124 grains. Less chamber pressure is required to propel a 115 grain bullet to a muzzle velocity of 1,280 fps (out of a 6" test barrel) than it would take for a 124 grain bullet to achieve a similar MV!
Posted On: 10/25/2020
By: Sunny
A: Hi Sunny! I'll answer your first question first. There is a difference between target and self-defense ammo. Target ammo has a bullet that isn't designed to expand within soft tissue. The full metal jacket (FMJ) is the most common type of non-expanding target bullet, as it makes target ammo far more economical without impacting its performance in any meaningful way.
Self-defense ammo has expanding bullets, most commonly jacheted hollow point (JHP). These bullets cost more to produce, but they (A) transfer more energy to the target to debilitate it more effectively, (B) create a wider wound channel, and (C) help to prevent the kind overpenetration that could jeopardize innocent bystanders.
Unfortunately we haven't got target ammo in stock. That said, you can still train with self-defense ammo – it will just cost a little more. Your FMK is not designed for 9mm +P ammunition (which is more powerful at the expense of wearing out the firearm quicker), but we have currently got a good option for you in stock: luckygunner.com/9mm-115-grain-jhp-winchester-silvertip-20-rounds/
This is tried and true American-made self-defense ammo, with a JHP bullet that does greater damage to flesh. If your handgun is loaded with this ammo, it will be a more effective tool for self-defense than if you had ordered FMJ ammo.
Please let me know if you have any other questions!
Posted On: 9/28/2020
By: Gene
A: Thanks for reaching out Gene! I regret that I can't promise you just when we'll have this ammo or ammo similar to it back in stock. We do update our inventory frequently, however, so I hope you will check back in soon to see how we can be of better help to you!
Posted On: 6/27/2020
By: Mike
A: Hello, Mike! We can't promise just when we'll have this ammo back in our warehouse, but we'll update our site the moment we do. Please check in again with us shortly to see how we can be of better service to you!
Posted On: 6/24/2020
By: Daniel
A: Good to hear from you Daniel! This cartridge definitely has the 115 grain bullet that the FX-9 prefers. Freedon Ordinance specifically endorses the following cartridges for that carbine: 115 gr FMJ Tula, 115 gr FMJ Magtech, 115 gr FMJ Wolf, 124 gr JHP SIG Sauer Elite Performance, 115 gr PMC Bronze, 115 gr Federal American Eagle, and115 gr Remington. That's a pretty broad swath of recommendations, so we fail to believe Sellier & Bellot's target grade ammunition wouldn't also function correctily in your FX-9.
Posted On: 4/18/2020
By: Marcus
A: Hello Marcus! Absolutely, Sellier & Bellot's a part of the CBC Group and a major supplier to the U.S. Their ammo's designed to work in conventional 9mm firearms like your Taurus.
Posted On: 4/7/2020
By: Dell Parkhurst
A: Oh yes, we believe Sellier & Bellot's 9mm cartridge should serve your EC9s just fine!
Posted On: 12/29/2019
By: iain johns
A: Hi! That S&B 9mm will work perfectly in your Shield. It is a great round at a great price. Hard to beat that combination! Have a great new year.
Ross
Posted On: 12/17/2019
By: Dave
A: Hi Dave. We do charge shipping. Our rates are determined by whatever FE or UPS (your choice) charge. When you add any product to a shopping cart using the "add to cart" button, you can enter your zip code and get an exact cost, shipping and tax included, before proceeding to check out. Give me a shout if I can help out in any way. Have a great day.
Ross
Posted On: 12/15/2019
By: Joe
A: Hi Joe. Thanks for reaching out to us at LuckyGunner.com. Those SB 9mms will work perfectly with your Viper! We always have a 9mm on sale, so you can save plenty of money shopping with us. We also specialize in "greenie" shooters, so feel free to call and talk with us about any questions you may have. We love to hear from our newbies whether or not they are buying ammo or just asking questions about shooting sports or self-defense! Let me know if I can help in any way.
Ross
Posted On: 6/19/2019
By: William
A: Hi William. The choice of 115 or 124 grain comes down to which you prefer as a shooter. There is very little difference in the two different bullet weights as far as any marker of performance. The 115 tends to be a bit snappier recoil, but shooters will rarely be able to tell the difference.
Posted On: 10/30/2018
By: Derick
A: This ammo does not contain steel in the bullet. A magnet is not attracted to the bullet. It would be indoor range safe.
Posted On: 9/6/2017
By: Ethan
A: Hi Ethan,
These are brass-cased, lead core rounds. They are non-magnetic
Posted On: 7/31/2017
By: Nicholas Loffredo
A: Hi Nicholas,
The manufacturer does not indicate this to be +p ammunition.
Posted On: 7/29/2014
By: Walter Brown
A: Hello Walter,
Yes, these 115gr. FMJ rounds by S&B in 9mm will function great in your Glock 19. They make excellent target rounds.
Posted On: 4/21/2014
By: John Von Steenburgh
A: Hello John,
Yes, you can shoot these 115gr. FMJ rounds by Sellier & Bellot in your Glock 2 9mm. You shouldn't have any issues with them.