40 S&W - 165 Grain FMJ - Winchester USA - 200 Rounds

When .40 Smith & Wesson ammo was introduced in 1990 it was intended to provide more knock down than the 9mm while having more energy than the .45 ACP. The 165 grain bullet in this caliber typically does deliver on that promise, and does so without the stout recoil of its parent case, the 10mm Auto, which was the initial choice of law enforcement until they realized it simply was too much gun for too many agents.

Winchester’s 165 grain flat nosed, full metal jacketed round has a muzzle velocity of 1060 feet per second with 412 foot pounds of energy. This is an ideal training round for service pistols in the .40, providing energy and recoil similar to performance ammunition yet being comfortable enough to not result in bruised palms the next day.

This 200 round value pack by Winchester is a modest addition to the shooting bag when going to the range to just get in the little bit of practice or prepare for the next set of employer required qualifications. The flat nosed bullet provides easy reads off of paper targets while the Winchester brass is always viable barter with handloaders if you do not reload yourself.