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9mm - 147 gr FMJ FN - Federal American Eagle - 1000 Rounds

9mm - 147 gr FMJ FN - Federal American Eagle - 1000 Rounds

Name: 9mm - 147 gr FMJ FN - Federal American Eagle - 1000 Rounds
Brand: Federal
Price: 295 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (35 reviews)

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Regular Price: $310.00

Special Price: $295.00

(29.5¢ per round)

59 In Stock

Overview

Quantity - 50 rounds per box; 20 boxes per case
Manufacturer - Federal (American Eagle brand)
Bullet - 147 grain full metal jacket flat nose (FMJ-FN)
Casing - Boxer-primed brass

Manufacturer	Federal
Condition	New
Bullet Weight	147 Grain
Bullet Type	Full Metal Jacket Flat Nose (FMJFN)
Ammo Casing	Brass
Quantity	1,000
Ammo Caliber	9mm Luger (9x19)
Manufacturer SKU	AE9FP
Primer Type	Boxer
Muzzle Velocity (fps)	1000
Muzzle Energy (ft lbs)	326
Attracts Magnet	No
UPC Barcode	50029465089202
Cost Per Round	29.5¢ per round

Use Type

Range Training

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Manufactured under Federal's American Eagle brand, this product is brand new, brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. It is a staple range and target practice ammunition.

This is top of the line, American-made range ammo - it doesn't get any better.

According to Federal's website, the muzzle velocity on this cartridge is 1,000 FPS.

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Transcript

Today, I'd like to talk about American Eagle subsonic 9mm ammunition. This is loaded with over 147 grain, full metal jacket, flat-point bullets made by the Federal Cartridge Company in Anoka, Minnesota. Federal is part of the ATK family of companies. Federal makes a lot of ammunition for both law enforcement and military applications, and though this is commercial ammo, it's held to the same high standards.

This ammo was made to be subsonic, which means that it travels for the speed of sound. To test this, I put this through a suppressed pistol. With a suppressor, it's very simple to tell what's subsonic and what's not because you can hear the supersonic crack if it breaks the sound barrier. This being said, this ammunition was some of the quietest I've ever fired in my pistol. As another test of its velocity, I chronographed this in both 4 and 5-inch barrel pistols.

Throughout the test, I noticed that this ammo was very clean and didn't leave behind much residue. This is important with any ammunition, but using a suppressor makes this much more noticeable. The suppressed firemen that I tried this with was a CZ SP-01, though I tried it unsuppressed, as well. The other firearms were a Glock 19, a Ruger LC-9, a Ruger SR-9, a Kimber 1911, and a Browning Hi-Power. Not only were there not any issues with reliability, but it was also very easy to shoot and extremely accurate.

If you carry 147 grain hollow-points, buying this ammunition provides another benefit in that will recoil and perform very similarly, and practicing for defense will be much more effective. I think that this ammo was a great choice for those who need reliable 147 grain 9mm load, or for those who carry 147s and want to practice for defense. It's also a great choice for general shooting because of the accuracy and low recoil of the 147 grain bullet.

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Q: How do these sounded suppressed? Do they stay subsonic?

Posted On: 10/24/2022 By: Thomas Drake

A: Thanks for reaching out Thomas! A suppressor does increase a cartridge's muzzle velocity, but that increase is typically negligible. This round's 1,000 fps muzzle velocity (4" test barrel) will certainly not increase to supersonic (~1,125 fps) in conjunction with a suppressor. To that end you can expect this ammo to complement your suppressor's performance quite nicely, emitting a far softer, crack-free report on ignition. I expect you will be quite satisfied, although I must say that Federal's Syntech Action Pistol series ammo is outstanding for how clean keeps a suppressor's baffles: luckygunner.com/9mm-150-grain-total-synthetic-jacket-tsj-federal-american-eagle-syntech-500-rounds

Q: Anyone try this out a pc-9?

Posted On: 4/29/2022 By: Ghost

A: Thanks for reaching out Ghost! There's zero reason why Federal's basic range ammo shouldn't function correctly in a PC Carbine. You can see old Hickock45 firing a bunch of American Eagle through his PC right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJfIiunSwmk&ab_channel=hickok45

Q: Has anyone run this ammo through a 16” AR-9 style carbine. Does it stay subsonic. Thanks

Posted On: 5/30/2019 By: Carl Wimmer

A: Carl, according to the manufacturer, this will stay subsonic out of a 16" carbine.

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