Federal Champion Training 40S&W 180gr FMJ 400rd Case C40180A400

The Federal Champion Training C40180A400 delivers consistent performance for high-volume shooting at an economical price point. This bulk ammunition provides serious shooters with reliable 40 S&W rounds engineered for training applications where shot count matters more than premium components.

What Makes This Different

Federal's Champion Training line uses proven full metal jacket construction with consistent powder charges for reliable cycling in semi-automatic pistols. The 180-grain bullet weight matches common duty loads, providing similar recoil characteristics during training sessions. Unlike remanufactured ammunition, these rounds feature new brass cases and quality control standards from a major manufacturer.

Key Features

• 180-grain full metal jacket bullets for consistent ballistic performance
• New brass cases with reliable primer ignition
• Bulk packaging of 400 rounds reduces cost per round significantly
• Compatible with all 40 S&W chambered pistols and carbines
• Muzzle velocity of approximately 1,000 feet per second
• Non-corrosive primers and powders for extended storage
• Loose packed format for easy loading into magazines

Range sessions become more productive when ammunition costs don't limit trigger time. The Champion Training line performs reliably in popular platforms including Glock, Smith & Wesson M&P, and SIG Sauer pistols. Law enforcement agencies often select this ammunition for qualification courses and training scenarios where budget considerations are paramount.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 40 Smith & Wesson
• Bullet Weight: 180 grains
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Muzzle Velocity: ~1,000 fps
• Quantity: 400 rounds per case
• Case Type: New brass
• Primer: Non-corrosive
• Manufacturer: Federal Premium Ammunition

Training ammunition that cycles reliably while maintaining reasonable accuracy standards makes skill development affordable. Federal's reputation for quality control ensures consistent performance across the entire case, reducing variables that can affect training effectiveness.