Ammo Inc 9mm 115gr FMJ Training Ammo - 50 Round Box

The Ammo Inc 9115FMJTR50 Signature delivers consistent performance for training and range sessions with precision-manufactured 115-grain full metal jacket projectiles. This training ammunition provides reliable feeding and extraction across a wide range of 9mm platforms while maintaining tight tolerances for accurate shot placement.

What Makes This Different

Ammo Inc manufactures this training ammunition using new brass cases and clean-burning powder formulations that reduce fouling buildup. The 115-grain FMJ bullets feature copper-plated jackets that minimize barrel wear compared to bare lead projectiles. Each cartridge undergoes quality control testing to ensure consistent velocities and reliable ignition across temperature ranges.

Key Features

• 115-grain full metal jacket bullets for consistent ballistics
• New brass cases with boxer primers for reliable ignition
• Clean-burning powder reduces fouling and residue buildup
• Copper-plated projectiles minimize barrel wear
• 50-round packaging optimized for range training sessions
• Compatible with all standard 9mm Luger firearms
• Manufactured to SAAMI specifications for safety

This training ammunition performs consistently in striker-fired pistols, hammer-fired handguns, and carbine platforms chambered in 9mm Luger. The 115-grain weight provides moderate recoil characteristics suitable for extended training sessions while maintaining sufficient energy for reliable cycling. The FMJ design feeds smoothly through various magazine types and chamber configurations.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19mm)
• Bullet Weight: 115 grains
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Case Material: New brass with boxer primers
• Quantity: 50 rounds per box
• Case Configuration: 20 boxes per case (1,000 rounds total)
• Muzzle Velocity: Approximately 1,150 fps
• Manufactured in the United States

Ammo Inc's Signature line provides dependable training ammunition at competitive pricing without sacrificing quality control standards. The 50-round box format allows shooters to purchase appropriate quantities for range sessions while the bulk case option offers volume savings for high-round-count training programs.