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Posted On: 1/11/2022
By: Patrick c
A: Good to hear from you Patrick! This ammo is loaded to government specs. That said, I cannot promise that you would perceive any difference between this and Remington's equivalent UMC label ammo.
Posted On: 12/21/2021
By: Brad Davis
A: Thanks for reaching out Brad! The answer is absolutely. Not only is this ammo suitable for any 9mm firearm, but your P365 is not radically different from the Army's own SIG Sauer M18 handgun.
Posted On: 12/6/2021
By: Michael Owen
A: Thanks for Michael! I'm not going to say you would notice any difference between Remington's MIL/LE ammo and their UMC label stuff. But their MIL/LE ammo is loaded to government specs, and I've personally found it just slightly more consistent than the commercial loads. But in fairness, they're really essentially the same quality.
Posted On: 6/6/2021
By: Rhonda J Cooley
A: No ma'am! This ammo's muzzle velocity is 1,145 fps, which is 20 fps faster than the speed of sound. I regret that we haven't got any subsonic 9mm FMJ ammo in stock at the moment.
Posted On: 6/5/2021
By: Cw
A: Thanks for reaching out CW! This case of ammo weighs 14.084 pounds.
Posted On: 6/1/2021
By: John
A: Thanks for reaching out John! I can't guarantee seamless performance since every pistol is different, but there's zero reason why this military/LE overrun 9mm ammo shouldn't function correctly in your G2c.
Posted On: 4/4/2019
By: John T. Blocked
A: Hi John. The muzzle velocity on this round is 1145 fps generating 335 ft/lbs of energy.
Posted On: 1/2/2019
By: Kendall
A: Yes they do. This ammo is military contract overproduction and part of meeting military specification for ammunition is having a crimped primer pocket.
Posted On: 12/16/2018
By: Robert Sebern
A: No part of this round will attract a magnet. The projectile is is copper-washed lead and the casing is brass.
