Ammo Inc. Tula Ammo 9mm
Box Quantity: 50 · Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket · Bullet Weight: 115 grains
Specifications
Casing Steel
Bullet Type Full Metal Jacket
Pressurized No
Box Quantity 50
Bullet Weight 115 grains
Caliber / Gauge 9mm
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Description
Product Overview
Tula Ammo by Ammo Inc. 9mm ammunition provides economical range performance for compatible pistols and pistol-caliber rifles. Each cartridge uses a 115-grain Full Metal Jacket bullet, a polymer-coated steel case, a bimetal jacket, and a Berdan primer. The standard-pressure load is packaged in a 50-round box.
Key Features
- 115-grain Full Metal Jacket bullets support reliable target and training use
- Polymer-coated steel cases help resist corrosion
- Bimetal bullet jackets provide consistent performance
- Standard-pressure 9mm load for compatible pistols and pistol-caliber rifles
- 50 rounds per box for convenient range sessions
Choose Tula Ammo by Ammo Inc. 9mm for cost-conscious training and range use.
4.5 | 90 Reviews
- SKU:
- 1152
- UPC:
- 814950011531
- BUDS ID:
- 145684
Customer Reviews
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90 total reviews
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Zach K.
7 months ago
Verified Purchaser
Cheap ammo for...
Cheap ammo for shooting steel never had a issue with ejection on any semi autos.
Robert B.
7 months ago
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Good ammo for the...
Good ammo for the price. No issues at all.
Erick T.
1 year ago
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Reliably goes bang....
Reliably goes bang. Don't get caught in the Steel Case Debate - it's as silly as the Tonewood Debate on an electric guitar.
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