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Speer Lawman ammo is the perfect
practice round for anyone using Speer’s widely acclaimed Gold Dot self defense
rounds. Each Lawman load is carefully engineered to produce identical
ballistics to its Gold Dot counterpart, allowing shooters to follow the common
adage of “shoot what you carry” without breaking the bank on premium
hollow-points.
This particular .45 ACP load, ideal for Glock 21 and 1911 users, propels a 230-grain bullet at 845 feet per second. The bullet uses a total metal jacket, which costs less to produce than a full metal jacket and has the added advantage of covering the base of the bullet for reduced lead exposure. The process leaves the bullet vulnerable to shearing in a ported barrel; however, this is a non-issue in carry and law enforcement weapons Lawman is designed for.
All Lawman ammunition uses reloadable, Boxer-primed brass casings.
Speer ranks among the top suppliers of ammunition to law enforcement agencies and concealed carriers in the United States. The company traces its origins back to the Speer brothers, who founded CCI and Speer Ammo in the mid 20th century in the town of Lewiston, Idaho. Originally separate entities, the two companies now operate under the same ownership and continue to work closely together to develop and produce high quality ammunition. The
This particular .45 ACP load, ideal for Glock 21 and 1911 users, propels a 230-grain bullet at 845 feet per second. The bullet uses a total metal jacket, which costs less to produce than a full metal jacket and has the added advantage of covering the base of the bullet for reduced lead exposure. The process leaves the bullet vulnerable to shearing in a ported barrel; however, this is a non-issue in carry and law enforcement weapons Lawman is designed for.
All Lawman ammunition uses reloadable, Boxer-primed brass casings.
Speer ranks among the top suppliers of ammunition to law enforcement agencies and concealed carriers in the United States. The company traces its origins back to the Speer brothers, who founded CCI and Speer Ammo in the mid 20th century in the town of Lewiston, Idaho. Originally separate entities, the two companies now operate under the same ownership and continue to work closely together to develop and produce high quality ammunition. The
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