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Speer 53824 Lawman Training Clean-Fire 9mmLuger 124gr Total Metal Jacket Round Nose 50 Per Box/20 Case, Centerfire Handgun Ammo

$13.57$0.27/rd
Brand
Speer
Caliber
9mm
Category
Ammo
Bullet Type
FMJ
Round Count
50
Grain Weight
124
UPC
76683538246
MPN
53824

Overview

Speer Lawman Training Clean-Fire ammunition is engineered to provide the exact feel, point of aim, and ballistics of comparable defense loads, making it an ideal choice for practical range training and target shooting. Each round features 124 grain Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) round nose bullets with a jacket that completely encapsulates the lead core, preventing powder gases from burning lead off the base. These loads utilize patented Clean-Fire primers that contain no lead, barium, or antimony, significantly reducing airborne heavy metals and ensuring a cleaner indoor range environment. Built with brand-new, reloadable brass cases and dependable CCI primers, this ammunition delivers a muzzle velocity of 1,090 fps and a muzzle energy of 327 ft/lbs. Packaged in boxes of 50 rounds.

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