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Hi Tim, No you can't since the casing is steel.

The zinc coating on this projectile is a chemical method of surface treatment (galvanizing) which gives the bullet jacket a more uniform and consistent protective layer than that of machine-stamped bi-metal bullet jackets. Thanks to this, cartridges with zinc-coated bullets provide up to 10-15% better shooting accuracy than cartridges with bi-metal bullets. Features and Specifications: Caliber: 9mm Category: Centerfire Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket Bullet Weight: 115 Grains Muzzle Velocity: 1230 fps Casing: Non-Reloadable Polymer Coated Steel Primer: Non-Corrosive Berdan Primed Quantity: 100 Rounds Usage: Sport Shooting, Hunting, Practice, Plinking Made In Russia

These are standard FMJ bullets (Projectiles)Tim so should be good. Some ranges do the magnet test and of course the steel case will fail on that alone.

That would depend on the range I would take the specs and ask the range manager if it would be allowed before I ordered a lot of it

These are copper plated steel jacketed projectiles and are not allowed on our ranges either.