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Posted On: 9/10/2025
By: Dylan
A: Hi Dylan! Only this ammo's cases contain steel. Its bullets are lead and copper only and cannot attract a magnet.
Posted On: 6/11/2025
By: Brian Yurgilas
A: No sir. These cartridges' cases – i.e. their shells casings – are made of steel as opposed to conventional brass. The ammo's packaging is normal cardboard.
Posted On: 6/27/2024
By: Sven
A: Thanks for reaching out Sven! This ammunition should function correctly in any 9mm firearm, including an M&P 9 Shield EZ.
Posted On: 4/26/2024
By: Corey J Harman
A: Hi Corey! This is complete ammo, ready to fire right out of the box, just like the photos show.
Posted On: 3/3/2024
By: Nicholas Kendera
A: Thanks for reaching out Nicholas! At present, Magtech only offers their steel-cased ammo loaded with 115gr or 124gr FMJ bullets. We do currently have Magtech's brass-cased 115gr JHP ammo in stock, if you're interested: https://www.luckygunner.com/9mm-115-grain-jhp-magtech-1000-rounds
Posted On: 12/11/2023
By: Desmond
A: Hi Desmond! Magtech ammunition is manufactured in Brazil. We only sell ammo once it's stocked in our Tennessee warehouse.