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9mm - 115 Grain FMJ - Winchester USA Forged - 50 Rounds

9mm - 115 Grain FMJ - Winchester USA Forged - 50 Rounds

Name: 9mm - 115 Grain FMJ - Winchester USA Forged - 50 Rounds
Brand: Winchester
Price: 18 USD
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Rating: 3.05 (8 reviews)

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Quantity - 50 rounds per box
Manufacturer - Winchester
Bullets - 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Casings - Boxer-primed Steel

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Manufacturer	Winchester
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	115 Grain
Bullet Type	Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casing	Steel
Quantity	50
Ammo Caliber	9mm Luger (9x19)
Manufacturer SKU	WIN9SV
Primer Type	Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	1190
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	362
Attracts Magnet	Yes
UPC Barcode	020892224148

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Recreational gun owners looking to have fun and hardcore shooters with challenging drills in mind need not fret over high prices or poor performance with Winchester's USA Forged brand. This 9x19mm Luger ammo propels brass-jacketed bullets downrange at a slightly supersonic speed and produces controllable recoil in handguns as well as larger sub gun derivatives like the H&K SP89 or various 9mm AR builds. Each 115-grain FMJ bullet is properly seated in a precisely cut steel casing, the material of which cuts down final prices.

Winchester coats the steel casings with a proprietary manganese finish which helps guard from rust and mitigate metal on metal contact. Unlike steel-cased ammo imported from overseas, this ammo uses Boxer primers (like imported new steel, these primers are also non-corrosive). The 115-grain projectile weight matches many other practice rounds and will match the aim-to-impact line of most factory pistols with non-adjustable sights. Winchester is a household name in the United States and makes their ammunition in Illinois. They back their products with over a century and a half of manufacturing expertise which includes the development of cartridges and firearms that are in use all around the country.

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Great Ammo by Will US Amry Vet on 10/13/2019

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I want to thank Winchester for such and affordable ammo. My Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 eats this up absolutely no prob...
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Poor Quality, Not Great Value by Daniel on 3/3/2018

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I tested this ammo with a Beretta 92FS and Px4 Compact. As far as quality is concerned this is easily the lowest qual...
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by George on 7/4/2022
The first use had multiple jams. Dirty ammo.
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Decent training ammo
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by Bob on 8/24/2021
I've shot about 700rds of this stuff over the last few years, and only ever with a Gen4 Glock 17, and I've never had a malfunction. I've heard so many bad things about this ammo, and some of the other reviews here state as much but, with my specific handgun it was pretty good ammo. I would not say that it is as good as the Russian steel case stuff (they've perfected it, really) but, it's a decent try for Winchester. They do need to polish/coat these differently though, as the powdery whatever it is doesn't do you any favors. YMMV.
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by Justin on 8/19/2021
I bought some of this without super high expectations and expected some malfunctions, but was still surprised with how bad it was. In my Mossberg MC2C, it couldn’t make it through a full magazine without an issue. Luckily I had a small box of federal ammo on hand, so my range day wasn’t completely wasted, but I would recommend spending the little bit extra on something brass cased, unless you’ve had good luck with steel cased ammo in the past
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by BrianNTX on 7/26/2021
The price for ammo is high everywhere so I can't give a 5 rating for value but everything else about LuckyGunner is unbeatable, I recommend them to all my friends.
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by Will US Amry Vet on 10/13/2019
I want to thank Winchester for such and affordable ammo. My Smith and Wesson M&P 2.0 eats this up absolutely no problems. It may be dirty but so what. It’s ammo, I enjoy the value for what I am getting. My weapon (firearm) has a black list barrel. With an Apex trigger. It’s not stock my indoor range allows this. So I use this for my weapon it’s accurate stuff no malfunctions at all. I have used Tula ammo in the past in my Glock and my Ar15. Before the military. It’s false. Steel case does not hurt your firearm. The steel from the case is much softer then your weapon parts. (Extractor). So ignore all the Bs* you hear about it and sit back order it it’s cheap and use it for target practice.

I say Hooah 3rd Infantry Div.
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by Jeff on 11/3/2018
They worked just fine in my glock 19x.
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by Gdehays on 7/19/2018
Just terrible. Multiple malfunctions in guns that have never had problems before.
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by Daniel on 3/3/2018
I tested this ammo with a Beretta 92FS and Px4 Compact.

As far as quality is concerned this is easily the lowest quality 9mm ammo I have worked with and is definitely trumped by any other steel ammo and certainly standard brass ammo. The casings are extremely dirty and have what appears to be some form of corrosion on them. The steel is not polished or cleaned in anyway and has no lubricated coating on it like other steel ammo to help feeding. I tested them first by putting them in magazines because I was worried about the corrosion I saw, sure enough they stick and lock up inside all the magazines I had. Out of worry for safety I polished all the rounds by hand which honestly was a pain and also pretty much ruined any savings I had by buying the ammo.

Performance was acceptable at best. Accuracy was okay and honestly if not for the outstanding feeding systems of the Beretta handguns I had and the post processing I did with the casings I am almost certain I would have had endless malfunctions with the ammo. As it is, I only had one failure to feed with my PX4 Compact and no failures with my 92FS but, I did not shoot more than one box and honestly I didn't want too.

Value for this ammo is questionable at best. Yes, this ammo is cheap but it is not the cheapest. If you don't clean the casings you are very likely to have a lot of malfunctions with this ammo which the labor to do either (clean casings or clean malfunctions) pretty much washes your savings away. The package that this ammo comes in is a joke. The cheapest cardboard and foam that is actually really bulky and makes 50 rounds take up way more space than Winchesters classic white box (why even use foam then?). Again no cleaning or coating of casings which is especially bad when compared to steel ammo competitors like Tula and Wolf.

Basically, if you are going to shoot cheap steel ammo, just go buy the Russian stuff, they seem to have perfected the balance between cost and quality in steel ammo.
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Q: Do these fit a 380 cobra

Posted On: 3/11/2023 By: Vince Anderson

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