Bullets - 9mm - 124 Grain FMJ - Armscor - 2000 NOT LOADED AMMUNITION

Name: Bullets - 9mm - 124 Grain FMJ - Armscor - 2000 **NOT LOADED AMMUNITION**
Brand: Armscor
Price: 200 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3.65 (3 reviews)

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Quantity - 2000 bullets
Manufacturer - Armscor
Bullet - 124 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Diameter - .356 inches
This is not loaded ammunition

Product Type	Bullets
Bullet Weight	124 Grain
Caliber	357 Sig, 38 Super, 9mm
Bullet Diameter	.356 Inches
Quantity	2,000
Bullet Type	Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
Manufacturer	Armscor
Manufacturer SKU	52251

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Please take care that this is not loaded ammunition! These are component bullets for handloading. You cannot use these bullets unless you also have powder, primers, and brass and load your own ammo.

Armscor’s consistent quality and palatable prices have made them increasingly popular among American shooters in recent years. They also graciously offer the same cases, bullets, and primers they manufacture in the Philippines to handloaders so they can practice their own art at home as well.

This is Armscor’s stock 9mm bullet. Armscor is ISO 9000 certified and adheres to highly standardized production protocol, and as such each bullet in this box reliably possesses a .356” diameter and 124 grain weight. Each bullet’s jacket is concentric enough to keep it quite balanced in flight, so you can expect rewarding, target grade accuracy.

Load these middleweight component bullets so that they can precisely mimic the ballistic performance of your expertly crafted self-defense rounds, or conduct any experiment you wish with them – the sky is the limit whenever you have 2,000 of something. (Just don’t accidentally drop these 36 pounds of lead and copper on your cat. Me-ouch!)

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Q: What is the total shipping cost for 2000 rounds

Posted On: 8/14/2021 By: Don Arning

A: Thanks for reaching out Don! Before I answer, I must point out that these are bullets and not rounds. You can only fire these component bullets if you have the equipment and experience necessary to handload them. (Sorry if you alreadu know this, but I want to make absolutely certain you don't wind up disappointed.) With that caution out of the way, you can calculate your order's shipping cost before payment by following these steps:

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Q: Can this product be shipped to California since they are casingless and only a component?

Posted On: 7/29/2021 By: DAVID

A: Sorry David, but state law has made it too risky for us to ship anything to California.

Q: The picture shown fir these bullets make it look like these bullets have a lead base. Is that true?

Posted On: 10/16/2020 By: James Powell

A: Yes sir, you're right. These FMJ bullets have exposed lead bases. I regret that we haven't got the TMJ bullets you may prefer in stock at the moment, but if you can find Speer Lawman TMJ bullets I believe that's what you want!

Q: Since this are FMJ shouldn't the dimension on these be .355 instead of .356

Posted On: 10/11/2020 By: Rey Reyes

A: Sorry for the delay – I just heard back from Armscor. The diameter of this bullet is 0.3550".

Q: What is the Jacket made of? Copper or Brass?

Posted On: 10/11/2020 By: Robert

A: Hi Robert! I'm fairly certain they're copper jackets, but I'd rather make 100 percent certain for you. I've just shot a note to my contact at Armscor to get you a definitieve answer – I'll update this response as soon as I hear back from her. *Update: Per Armscor, the jackets are either brass or copper depending on the availability of the material. Wish I could be more specific!

Q: Is there a particular load that should be used or avoided with this bullet? ie. should they be treated as a fmj bullet or a plated bullet? i have not found load data for this particular bullet. recommendations?

Posted On: 10/6/2020 By: Stan Kijowski

A: Hello Stan! These are normal FMJs, not plated. Armscor doesn't actually release their loading data, but I should imagine that load data for other manufacturers' analogous 124 grain FMJs would carry over nicely to these bullets as well.

Q: Is this ammunition or just the casing?

Posted On: 10/6/2020 By: Alix C. Michel

A: Hello Alix! This is not loaded ammunition. These are component bullets for handloading. You cannot fire these bullets unless you load your own ammo.

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