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G2 Research G00617 Civic Duty 45ACP+P 168gr Copper Expansion Projectile 20 Per Box/25 Case Centerfire, Handgun Ammunition

$38.07$1.90/rd
Brand
G2 Research
Caliber
.45 ACP
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
JHP
Round Count
20
Grain Weight
164
UPC
851412006179
MPN
G00617

Overview

The G2 Research Civic Duty .45 ACP ammunition is a 164-grain solid hollow point self-defense round designed to deliver reliable energy transfer and controlled expansion without excessive over-penetration in close-quarters environments. Featuring G2 Research's solid copper petaled-trocar projectile design, the Civic Duty round expands to 2.5 times its initial diameter upon contact with a fluid medium, achieving 100 percent energy transfer and 99.9 percent weight retention inside the target while defeating intermediate barriers effectively. This new production ammunition utilizes boxer-primed, reloadable brass cases and is packaged in boxes of 20 rounds.

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