Description
You don’t need to know what “NATO†stands for in order to use 9mm NATO ammo at the pistol range. All you need is a 9mm pistol!
rThis ammo is a little bit spicier than the regular 9mm ammo you’re probably accustomed to. It’s loaded to a slightly higher pressure than a standard load, which gives its 124 grain FMJ bullet a muzzle velocity faster than what you should expect of a typical round’s lighter, 115 grain bullet. That means you’ll see a satisfyingly flat trajectory which can really enhance your aim once you learn to wield it correctly.
r9mm NATO is not loaded as hot as 9mm +P ammo, though. You may not want to fire it in an antique handgun, but any remotely modern pistol is going to cycle through 9mm NATO ammo without damage or performance problems.
rThis is new production ammo that is manufactured for the civilian market, not North Atlantic Treaty Organization employees. It’s non-corrosive, nonmagnetic, and loaded in consistent brass cases that you can make handy at a reloading bench.
