Remington 9mm Full Metal Jacket

A: No, it is not Betty. Rounds 115 Grain FMJ at 1145fps which is average. Plain Winchester White box target FMJ is Muzzle Velocity: 1190 fps

A: Hi Betty, No its the same. Rounds 115 Grain FMJ at 1145fps which is average. Plain Winchester White box target FMJ is Muzzle Velocity: 1190 fps

A: This is loaded to SAAMI specs not NATO specs. It's normal pressure for pistols not sub guns.

A: it standard ammo 115 Grain FMJ at 1145fps which is average. Plain Winchester White box target FMJ is Muzzle Velocity: 1190 fps

A: This will be fine at your range. It is brass cased, full metal jacket, boxer primed re-loadable ammunition. Lead core and not steel bullets.

A: there is NO STEEL in this round it is brass cased with a 115 gr lead full metal jacked bullet specs This Remington overrun ammunition from their Military and Law Enforcement Division is very comparable to the Remington commercial UMC line. It's the perfect load when you're in the market for high quality economical target shooting ammunition. This 9x19mm Luger load features a 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket bullet which travels at 1145 fps. Remington military and law enforcement overrun ammo is brand new production ammunition which features reloadable brass cases and non corrosive primers. Buy some Remington overrun ammunition, and enjoy a day at the range without breaking the bank! Remington Mil/LE Overrun B9MM3 9mm Luger 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket Brass Cased Reloadable Muzzle velocity: 1145 fps Velocity at 25 yards: 1092 fps Velocity at 50 yards: 1048 fps Muzzle energy: 335 ft/lbs Energy at 25 yards: 304 ft/lbs Energy at 50 yards: 280 ft/lbs Uses: Training, Plinking, and Targe

A: Hi Jerr, is brass cased, full metal jacket, boxer primed re-loadable ammunition. Lead core and not steel bullets.

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A: there is NO STEEL in this round it is brass cased with a 115 gr lead full metal jacked bullet specs This Remington overrun ammunition from their Military and Law Enforcement Division is very comparable to the Remington commercial UMC line. It's the perfect load when you're in the market for high quality economical target shooting ammunition. This 9x19mm Luger load features a 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket bullet which travels at 1145 fps. Remington military and law enforcement overrun ammo is brand new production ammunition which features reloadable brass cases and non corrosive primers. Buy some Remington overrun ammunition, and enjoy a day at the range without breaking the bank! Remington Mil/LE Overrun B9MM3 9mm Luger 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket Brass Cased Reloadable Muzzle velocity: 1145 fps Velocity at 25 yards: 1092 fps Velocity at 50 yards: 1048 fps Muzzle energy: 335 ft/lbs Energy at 25 yards: 304 ft/lbs Energy at 50 yards: 280 ft/lbs Uses: Training, Plinking, and Target Shooting

A: Hi Jerr, is brass cased, full metal jacket, boxer primed re-loadable ammunition. Lead core and not steel bullets.

A: Yes Dennis, this is just a packaged "Military" Over run. Similar specifications as the "Green" Box. These are loaded 10fps faster which is negligible.

A: same ammo just different box. the 100fps faster is within the normal variation of a lot of factory rounds

A: Hi Dennis, Yes, this is just a packaged "Military" Over run. Similar specifications as the "Green" Box. These are loaded 10fps faster which is negligible.

A: Dillion, yes, it comes with black plastic trays. Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Ss5c8VIvjU

A: Dillion - the size of the box would indicate the ammunition is packaged in one of those little plastic tray thingies....

A: yes it includes a plastic 50 round tray

A: Yes this will be fine your Ruger EC9s

A: Witold, yes, no issues. I have fired approximately 100rds through my wife's EC9s and it functions excellent and is relatively clean burning ammunition. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Witold, yes, should fire with no issues.

A: Jared, I have used the ammo in my Glocks, Caniks and Beretta's and it is very good ammunition. It is consistent, target ammunition and shoots clean. It is not as shiny as most commercial ammunition (this is military over-run) but is excellent ammunition. Cheers and stay safe!

A: This would work just fine in an hk vp9. The firearms known for being very reliable and Remington ammo is pretty good ammo, so don't see you having any issues. 9mm, 9×19, 9mm nato, and 9mm parabellum are the same round just different names and just about any brand should work great. Personally I'd stay away from steel cased ammo, since it's dirtier and harder on the firearm than brass cased but it should feed reliably to. Hope this helps and welcome to being a gun owner.

A: Yes, I've shot quite a bit of this through my VP9, It had ran with 100% reliability through about 500 rds the 1 issue I've had with it is it doesn't always lock the slide back after last round fired, and thats because this ammo id a little under powered. And the vp9 uses the same exact recoil spring as the vp40. But I've never had a failure to fire, never had a failure to feed, and never had a failure to extract. My vp9 does lock back every time if I use 124gr as it seems to be a little hotter.