9mm NATO - 124 Grain FMJ - Prvi Partizan - 50 Rounds

Name: 9mm NATO - 124 Grain FMJ - Prvi Partizan - 50 Rounds
Brand: Prvi Partizan
Price: 39 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

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Overview

Quantity - 50 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Prvi Partizan
Bullets - 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Casings - Boxer-primed brass

Product Type	Ammo
Manufacturer	Prvi Partizan
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	124 Grain
Bullet Type	Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casing	Brass
Quantity	50
Ammo Caliber	9mm Luger (9x19)
Manufacturer SKU	PPN9
Primer Type	Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	1263
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	439
Attracts Magnet	No
UPC Barcode	8605003807353

Use Type

Range Training

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We all know and love 9mm ammunition. But what does it mean when 9mm is followed by the “NATO” acronym? Simply that it’s loaded to a slightly higher pressure than your conventional American-made 9mm, so its muzzle velocity is faster.

A faster muzzle velocity conveys a flatter trajectory. It also delivers greater energy on impact, but there’s a catch. Because 9mm NATO is comparable to 9mm +P in terms of chamber pressure, it could damage older handguns that aren’t designed for it. That’s why we advise only firing Prvi Partizan’s 9mm NATO ammo in firearms that are rated for 9mm +P.

Are you not sure if your handgun is compatible with this ammo? Please tell us what you have in the Q&A section and we’ll be happy to check for you! Most newer firearms will run this ammo just fine, including all Glock pistols.

Prvi Partizan is a massive Serbian ammo manufacturer, so you can find their ammunition all over the world. Each round in this box includes a 124 grain full metal jacket bullet – nonmagnetic, and non-expanding. It’s best suited for target shooting. You also get a non-corrosive Boxer primer, clean burning propellant, and pure brass case that you can certainly reload if you choose to.

Questions & Answers

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Q: I’m used to only using Winchester rounds could I get use from these for a glock 43x

Posted On: 12/7/2020 By: Jordan Fonseca

A: Yes sir, your 43X should have no problem running 9mm NATO ammo.

Q: I have a Sig P365XL and a Beretta 92FS. Is this ammo okay in them?

Posted On: 12/7/2020 By: David C Henderson

A: Yes sir! Both of those handguns can safely fire 9mm +P, and 9mm NATO is loaded to a specifically lower pressure than 9mm +P. You'd be quite all set with this ammo.

Q: I have a new Taurus 9mm can I use this ammo in this gun safley?

Posted On: 12/6/2020 By: Frank Heflin

A: Yes sir, absolutely. All of Taurus's 9mm firearms are designed to safely fire 9mm +P as well. 9mm NATO isn't loaded to as high a pressure as 9mm +P, so this ammo won't even test the extent of your handgun's capabilities.

Q: Hi, I have a Ruger 9mm Security 9 Compact that is very touchy on the ammo it likes do you have any suggestions as to what is best to use so I don't get jams in this gun?

Posted On: 12/6/2020 By: Carl

A: Hi Carl! I'd hesitate to promise sure-fire performance if your Ruger Security-9 Compact is picky about which ammo it fires, but Prvi Partizan's ammo is considered to be pretty consistent quality. I've never had a problem with it personally. I'm afraid we haven't got any better range ammo in store for you at this exact moment, either. I wish we had some Federal Syntech or another premium 9mm range ammo in stock that I could recommend, but I do hope PPU's ammo will work for you. (The Security-9 is designed to safely handle 9mm NATO's greater pressure.)

Q: Can I use this ammo in my S&W M&P Shield 9mm? The manual says not to use +P or +P+ ammo, but I’ve read conflicting comments elsewhere that people have used it in theirs without issue. It’s brand new, and I’ve yet to even fire it. Thanks for your time.

Posted On: 12/6/2020 By: Ryan

A: Thanks for reaching out Ryan! The Shield is designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammo. Just take care that overpressure ammo will wear out a semi-auto's movig parts faster. That's not a problem as far as self-defense is concerned, but if you're looking for range ammo for high volume shooting then I don't think you'll want 9mm +P ammo. (A little bit will be okay.) NATO spec 9mm isn't quite as hot as +P, but it's still loaded above SAAMI specs. I just wish we had a better alternative in store for you at this very moment.

Q: Do you know if my 9mm handgun is +P by chance? It is a new Tisas Zigana model F, manufactured in Turkey. Thanks

Posted On: 12/6/2020 By: Adam

A: Hello Adam! I'm afraid I'm unfamiliar with the Zigana, and online resources are fairly limited. I did find a PX-9 review in which the reviewer reported no problems with 9mm +P: thetruthaboutguns.com/gun-review-tisas-zigana-px-9-9mm-pistol/. I'd rather be certain before recommending this ammo to you. I've dropped a note to Tisas asking your question. I'll let you know what they say as soon as I hear back from them! In the meantime, you might be interested in this non-overpressure self-defense ammo by Norma: luckygunner.com/9mm-108-grain-mhp-norma-20-rounds

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