Wilson Combat Lehigh Defense LA9115XP Xtreme Penetrator 9mm
Box Quantity: 20 · Bullet Type: All Copper · Bullet Weight: 115 grains
Specifications
Casing Brass
Bullet Type All Copper
Pressurized No
Box Quantity 20
Bullet Weight 115 grains
Caliber / Gauge 9mm
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Description
Product Overview
Wilson Combat Lehigh Defense LA9115XP Xtreme Penetrator ammunition combines a 115-grain solid copper XP FTM projectile with a progressive nose profile designed for deep, straight-line penetration and fluid transfer. The monolithic bullet maintains performance through common barriers such as heavy clothing and drywall, while its lead-free construction offers an environmentally considerate alternative to traditional projectiles. This standard-pressure 9mm load is packaged in a 20-round box.
Key Features
- Solid copper monolithic projectile provides lead-free performance
- XP FTM nose geometry promotes deep, straight-line penetration
- Fluid-transfer design creates a substantial permanent wound cavity without relying on conventional bullet expansion
- Barrier-resistant construction helps maintain performance through heavy clothing and drywall
- Brass cases support reliable feeding and extraction in compatible 9mm pistols
- 20-round box is convenient for carry, training, or ammunition inventory
Choose Wilson Combat Lehigh Defense Xtreme Penetrator ammunition for a lead-free 9mm load engineered for consistent penetration and fluid transfer.
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- SKU:
- 437
- UPC:
- 810025508616
- BUDS ID:
- 149087
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