1000 Rounds of .40 S&W Ammo by Remington - 165gr MC
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Ammo Overview
Manufacturer - Remington UMC
Bullets - 165 grain metal case (MC)
Casings - Boxer-primed brass
Details
This is one giant box of ammo! Remington has stepped up and created the size box every manufacturer should carry. It’s a well-organized cardboard ammo box with 250 rounds in trays stacked four high. That’s a massive amount of ammo. With this order of 1000 rounds, you will get 4 of these boxes. Don’t waste time fiddling with those dinky boxes and trays!
These boxes are marked 165gr MC, that stands for Metal Case, which is Remington’s equivalent of a full metal jacket. All these rounds are new production, brass-cased, boxer-primed, non-corrosive, and reloadable. These are a staple for range and target practice by law enforcement, and avid shooters. These rounds are non-expanding FMJ rounds. They’re great for target practice, tactical training, and plinking. It is important to dedicate time to training with your firearms. Practice does indeed make perfect. Better yet, perfect practice makes perfect! This is a good medium weight round which is good for practice because they still have good speed and are heavy enough to give you a taste of the greater power of a defense round; at 165 grains. They have a muzzle velocity of 1,150 feet per second and they have some kick with a muzzle energy of 485 foot-pounds.
Remington manufactures all their products right here in the United States. They have numerous production facilities as well. North Carolina, Alabama, New York, and Arkansas just to name a few. They’ve even had Ghost Adventures tour a former ammunition factory in Bridgeport, Connecticut in 2009! That’s pretty cool.
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Posted On: 9/30/2011 By: Jim
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