Magtech - Full Metal Jacket Flat - 165 Grain 40 Smith & Wesson Ammo - 50 Rounds

When it was introduced in 1990, the .40 Smith & Wesson was designed to offer more capacity than a .45acp with better knock down power than the 9mm, and it does both. Though many shooters find the increase in recoil to be of some concern, many others find it reassuring if they notice it as all. Opinions vary, but the .40 appears to not be going away anytime soon, nor should it. Magtech’s flat nosed 165 grain full metal jacket bullet by Magtech exits the muzzle with a velocity of 1050 feet per second with 404 foot pounds of energy. Designed as practice or training ammunition it has a similar recoil to self-defense rounds but it will not wear the shooter out by being too aggressive. Further, the flat front provides easier reads on paper targets.

Range training is not just a recreational sport but also a necessity to those who carry their firearm for defense. For those people, there is no such thing as too much practice. Magtech stretches the training budget and keeps the training going longer. This is achieved both by economy of price and reloadability of cases for handloaders looking to make their own custom rounds.