Description
Where should you fire Remington Range 9mm ammunition? Inside your living room? At the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean? On the moon? No. You should fire Remington Range 9mm ammunition at the range, because it’s the perfect way to hone your marksmanship without paying too dearly for the privilege!
rThis round’s FMJ projectile could easily knock down a threat, although its inability to deliver terminal expansion makes it inferior to the JHP for personal protection applications. But when you’re blasting away at targets which cannot fight back, the non-expanding, cost-effective, sufficiently accurate and completely nonmagnetic FMJ always serves perfectly.
rThis cartridge’s non-corrosive Boxer primer and clean-burning powder launch its 115 grain bullet to a muzzle velocity of 1,145 fps. You won’t get slapped by too much recoil, but you’ll still get a flat and easily aimed trajectory. Remington’s Range label loads are made in American and brass-cased for reloadability. One case of 1,000 rounds is divided among four 250-round boxes.
