50 Rounds of 115gr FMJ 9mm Ammo by Silver Bear

In 1869 Russia didn’t have firearms and ammunition factories, and in response to what was becoming a real need, then-Emperor Aleksander I decreed one such plant be built and operated in St. Petersburg. In response, what would later be known as the Barnaul Machine Tool Plant was founded. They got their start manufacturing ammunition for the Russian Army, and when the German threat of invasion became too great during the Russian Civil War, the plant moved to Podolsk. Then, during World War II, the Germans again became too great a threat, and they were forced to move to Barnaul, where they are located today. Barnual oversees several other lines of ammunition including Silver Bear, who makes these 9mm rounds.

These 9mm rounds are a lightweight 115 grain; they’ll zip down-range with impressive speed and keep felt recoil manageable so you can spend more time at the range without tiring out your hands and fingers. This is Full Metal Jacket ammunition, so it doesn’t expand on impact; FMJ rounds penetrate, create a through-and-through, and continue traveling. Each round moves quickly, flying down-range at a muzzle velocity of 1180 feet per second. This ammunition is best for target practice, shooting drills, and plinking.

When you order this single box of ammunition from Silver Bear you get 50 target rounds. This box is just the right size for stashing in your range bag or storing in your safe for a rainy day. You need trigger time with your 9mm to master shot placement and improve accuracy, and range time can certainly get expensive. Silver Bear and Barnaul understand that, so they save you money by producing this ammunition in steel cases with berdan primer to ensure ignition and extend their shelf life. Ammunition is manufactured at the Barnaul plant in Barnaul, Russia. Order yours today and get yourself to the range.

(This ammunition is steel-cased. Some ranges do not allow rounds with steel cases, so make sure you double check before trying to use this ammunition at your area range.)