Federal is well known for its high-quality bullets that get used in all forms of ammunition sizes. The 9mm is considered a new production by federal, and it's also non-corrosive and comes encased in brass and boxer primers. What's great about this ammo selection is that it can get used as ammunition for target practice and it's reliable enough to be used to train police officers.

The bullet itself features a lead core with copper plating a non-magnetic Full Metal Jacket. A spell that can be reloaded up to five times if you're a shooter that likes to reload their ammo and the bullet itself offers a muzzle velocity of  1160 ft per second and muzzle energy of 344 feet per pound.

These bullets get packaged at 50 rounds per box or 20 boxes 50 cartridges per case. For the price, this is one of the best ammo selections you can pick up. You can generally pick up a box of Federal pistol ammo between the costs of $9.41 up to $41.59.

The Wolf Military Classic 9 mm ammo comes with a  steel casing with a Lead Core as well as a bi-metal head. The ammo itself provides a muzzle velocity of 1234 feet per second with a muzzle Energy of 389 feet/pounds.

Even though there's a lot of bad reputation surrounding steel casing,  we feel that the wolf military classic bullet would be a great way to start loving steel casing as it doesn't jam and it isn't any harder on your weapon than a standard brass casing bullet would be.

The Wolf Military bullet only has the downside that you can't shoot them in an indoor range, and you must restrict their use to outdoor fields only.

Additionally,  for people who enjoy reloading their casings, this is likely not the bullet for you as you cannot reload them once they get used. Usually, you can find this ammo rated at about $79.99 per box, and it's one of the most expensive ammunition on our less, but it still provides a great value.

This bullet gets explicitly used by the FBI as one of their main primary service rounds. Winchester is a well-known brand for both guns and ammunition, so it's not surprising that this is a bullet that meets those expectations. It is hollow point ammunition which unfortunately has the disadvantage of catching drag when being fired.

However, this Handgun Ammunition does exceed any FBI barrier penetration protocol standards that are currently out so this would be a beautiful bullet to have if you're concerned about Home Security.

The bullet itself uses a proprietary bonding process which takes Allied car and a copper jacket and bonds them into one unit to control expansion. This feature enhances retained weight which provides it with better accuracy. It also enables the bullet to penetrate through severe barriers to strengthen your range as well as the impact velocity.

It also features smooth chambering, and she'll case injection which was improved by the nickel-plated shell casings that started getting implemented. You could buy this ammo in various gram sizes, and you can expect to pay between $23.49 to $32.99 per box of 20 rounds.

This specific ammunition gets produced by Sellier and Bellot one of the world oldest bullet manufacturers known worldwide.  They use high-quality materials to provide consistent performance and accuracy as well as a reliable feeding system. The brass casing makes it easier on critical firearm parts to preserve the life of extractors and ejectors.

The price is the most attractive part of this ammunition, but it is considered to be a highly accurate bullet as long as you have the appropriate gun to fire it. This round is a fabulous bullet to use if you are trying to get proper practice in or you need to use it for training purposes.

This bullet is a non-expanding injection-molded bullet explicitly made from a blended copper and polymer mix. It's also not a hollow point bullet, and that means that it's widely accessible and legal in all jurisdictions, even the ones that do ban hollow points for civilian use or off-duty cops.

The ARX bullet provides a tri-flute design which uses the moisture and liquids that are found in tissue to increase its kinetic impact on its intended target. Once the cartridge enters the muscle, it usually rotates and forces away from the fluid that it encounters as it makes an impact.

The bullet itself doesn't have a nose cavity which is an excellent design point as any barrier material that day bullet hits won't be subject to getting plugged up as most conventional hollow-point designs do. The weight of this bullet is a lot lower than most standard 9 mm shells are, and the velocity is expanded up to 1475 feet per second.

The average penetration for this bullet and Ballistic gelatin usually goes between 12 to 14 in at 30 feet with expansion at the point of entry measuring it about four and a half inches at its fullest.

Currently, you can find cases of the inceptor ARX ammunition for about $29.99 a box, and it comes with about 25 shells in each case.

Remington's is another company that many people associate with guns and ammo. It's no surprise since the company itself focuses on the quality of the weapons and ammo that they manufacture for their clients. The UMC itself brings over 140 years of innovation An excellence with all forms of shooting enthusiasts.

These particular bullets bring out consistent and dependable results, and they work well with semi-automatic pistols and are ideal for practice and target shooting. These bullets have also gotten used for training exercises for military and law enforcement, so you know that the shell has to perform well.

The name mmm comes in 115 grain with a  full metal jacket and 50 rounds per case. At Futures and enclose lead-core surrounded by a brass case that is reloadable for shooting enthusiasts to enjoy reloading their bullet casings. It comes boxer primer, so you know that the reloadability is on par.

Its muzzle velocity sits at 1145 feet per second and the muzzle energy sets at 335 feet per pound. You can purchase these rounds between the prices of $12.99 up to $39.99 depending on the caliber that you're shopping.