Back in 2015 when Obama was president I bought 1450 rounds of Yavex 115 gr 9mm brass cased ammo in 50 round boxes for $369.00 shipped with no tax. The guys graciously shoehorned an extra 50 round box in the shipping container for a total of 1500 rounds! 24.6 cents a round seemed reasonable enough prior to Trump winning the election and ammo prices plummeting but here in March 2022 it looks dirt cheap! Glad I bought it!

Good ammo at a great price. Hope you get more.

Excellent ammo at a really good price.

Great stuff, great price and free shipping... This ammo is hotter than most of the range ammo I've tried. Every gun I've shot this through has eaten it up. Particularly like this ammo with guns that seem to be sluggish. You know the gun that doesn't always lock back on empty or spent brass land at you feet. Run a box of this amor through the gun and seems like any issues disappear.

Ran well. Good accuracy. Outstanding value.

Great Value! When you shoot the ammo you will have Hollywood special effects out the barrel! ie: flash. Fun to shoot.

I was skeptical due to the price being so low; however these rounds shot surprisingly well. Got off 450 rounds thus far without any problems, I shot these rounds with my Springfield XDM threaded barrel and my XDM compact 9mm. Waiting for Buds to get them back in stock, but might be a while due to being so well priced!

Ran flawlessly through my H&K VP9. Out of 100 rounds I had 0 problems. I brought 295 rounds total to the range, comprised of 100 Yavex, 100 Fiocchi, and 95 Blazer Brass and all 115gr FMJ. I wasn't planning on comparing how they fired, I was just using up some "old" (less than a year old) ammo I had and testing out the new Yavex. For some reason, it felt like the Yavex packed the biggest punch. In close second was the Fiocchi and Blazer Brass felt the weakest. I mixed and matched the ammo in my magazines for an hour. I was surprised that I could tell which ammo was being fired. As far as burning goes, the Yavex was dirty like the Fiocchi ammo. Blazer Brass seems to be the cleanest of the 3. I would definitely order these again!

This ammo has functioned flawlessly in several full sized 9mm pistols. Keep in mind that the primers are NATO spec and may not fire reliably in some softer-hitting firearms, according to some other reviewers. I have not had this problem. It is also the cheapest brass-cased 9mm on the market currently at about 19 cents per round including shipping at the time of this review. The case is packaged well, consisting of 30 boxes of 50 rounds each. Each box is fully "retail" decorated with logos and all applicable cartridge information. The case arrives in a white box with large letters on it stating the contents and hazmat info. The cartridges are tightly and neatly packed on plastic trays between rows of vertical pegs. This is extremely spacewise efficient, holding them securely primer-up in 5 rows of 10 each. This configuration makes 50 rounds package in about 2/3 the space of Federal or Fiocchi 9mm trays, which makes them attractive to reuse for efficient reloading, storage, and travel. The brass looks new, which is astonishing for the price -- especially if you reload. Never-fired reloading brass at the time of this review is only 4 or 5 cents cheaper than these finished cartridges! I have recommended this to several friends, and I know this brass will serve me for many thousands of rounds.

Good price for factory new, European made 9mm. Compact, efficient packaging. Clean brass and looks to be a brass washed jacket. Non-magnetic projectile, green primer sealant. This ammo is hot! Snappy but manageable recoil and a lot of blast especially out of a short barrel pistol. A lot of fun to shoot! I don't have access to a chronometer, but subjectively, it's close to if not at +P pressures. Did I mention the price? At the time of this review, it's just under $300 shipped for 1500 rounds of high quality 9mm. Even a popular ammo maker's remanufactured 9mm can't beat that price.