HSM 10MM2N Training 10mm Auto 180gr FMJ Ammunition 50rd Box

The HSM 10MM2N Training ammunition delivers consistent performance for practice sessions and training scenarios. This 180-grain full metal jacket load provides reliable cycling and accuracy in 10mm Auto firearms while maintaining cost-effectiveness for high-volume shooting.

What Makes This Different

HSM's training-specific formulation balances powder charge and bullet weight to replicate duty load ballistics without premium component costs. The 180-grain FMJ bullet weight matches common defensive loads, ensuring consistent point of impact during practice transitions. Factory-loaded rounds eliminate reloading time and maintain uniform specifications across the entire lot.

Key Features

• 180-grain full metal jacket bullet for consistent penetration and feeding
• Factory-loaded cartridges with uniform powder charges and crimping
• Boxer-primed brass cases suitable for reloading applications
• 50-round boxes provide convenient range quantities
• Case lots of 20 boxes (1,000 rounds total) for bulk training needs
• Compatible with all 10mm Auto chambered firearms
• Non-corrosive primers and propellants for barrel longevity

Range performance remains consistent across temperature variations, with reliable ignition in both semi-automatic pistols and carbines. The full metal jacket construction minimizes lead fouling while providing clean separation from rifling. Training applications include competitive shooting, law enforcement qualification, and recreational target practice where match-grade precision isn't required.

Technical Specs

• Caliber: 10mm Auto
• Bullet Weight: 180 grains
• Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
• Case Material: Boxer-primed brass
• Primer Type: Non-corrosive
• Packaging: 50 rounds per box, 20 boxes per case
• Total Case Quantity: 1,000 rounds
• Manufacturer: HSM Ammunition
• UPC: 837306002939

HSM's manufacturing standards ensure dimensional consistency and reliable function across different firearm platforms. The bulk case packaging reduces per-round costs while providing sufficient quantities for extended training cycles without frequent reordering.