#Gunbroker 9mm ammo for sale update
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9mm Ammo / 9x19mm Luger Ammo 124 grain, Full Metal Jacket (FMJ), 50 rounds to a box, excellent ammo for practice, recreational shooters, serious competitive handgun shooting sports, Bullseye Competitors shooting, Action Pistol Shooting Matches and Silhouette Shooters. 17 HMR Ammo 17 3 hours ago Buy OMPC 556x45 SS109 M855 62 Grain Steel Core FMJ 800 Rds 556 NATO: GunBroker is the largest seller of Rifle Ammunition. But just realize that this COULD be an issue, and act/plan accordingly. 9mm Luger 9x19mm 124 gr FMJ PPU 1000 Round Case Be the first one to write a review PP-R9.5CS. Note that many people get away fine with steel case ammo in their handguns, and realistically the cost of replacing an extractor is probably small compared to the cost savings you'll realize shooting lots of this ammo (vs brass).

#Gunbroker 9mm ammo for sale update

Our sellers update their auctions every day if you're looking for items from a. Remember, if you donвЂ™t find exactly what you're looking for to check back later. Search by caliber and find such popular ammo as 12 gauge, 357 magnum, and more. Given the choice, I'll pay another buck or two for brass.if its available. You can find ammo by these and many other ammunition manufacturers right here at. That's especially true if you alternate steel case and brass case without good scrubbing in between.ДЇor this reason, I personally don't like to shoot steel-case rounds through my own pistols, which (unlike Commie-bloc pistols and rifles) weren't designed to handle steel case ammo. In SOME cases (depends on gun, extractor in question, etc), this increased case 'stickiness' can cause increased wear and tear on extractors, leading to earlier failure. The result can be a little more gas blowback around the neck, leading to more chamber fouling, and also a little more 'sticking' of cases in the chambers, requring a bit more work on the part of the gun's extractor compared to ordinary brass cases. Only caveat with steel case ammo is that because of lower case elasticity, the cases don't stretch as much as brass on firing, and also don't 'rebound' back to size so readily. I don't think this is 'match grade' ammo, but its safe to shoot, offers normal power levels (ie more than cheap/plinker Winchester 'white box'), and should run fine. Some do ok with the East bloc steel cased ammo, some don't. I have seen it under CCI Blazer, Federal Aluminum, and now Independence Aluminum.

A friend is shooting the aluminum cased ammo with no problems in her Glock 34.

EG, the 'silver' bear ammo has zinc-plated steel cases the 'golden' bear has brass plated steel cases, etc. About anybody's brass cased ball ammo will work, you can buy on price. The different 'bears' are all basically the same the main difference is just how the respective cases are plated. I've shot plenty of this through rifles.never had an issue, and I'd say this stuff is a little better than the more common steel case 'Wolf' ammo (which comes from Tula, a different Russian plant). Barnaul is a major ammo plant its been in business for 150 years, and is one of the biggest domestic ammo makers in Russia, supplying the Russian army (and many others). The Silver Bear is Russian made ammo, made in the Barnaul plant.