9mm - +P 124 Grain HST JHP - Federal Premium Law Enforcement - 50 Rounds

Yes sir, your handgun is also designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammunition. The usual caveat with ovepressure ammo is this: The increased chamber pressure will accelerate wear and tear on a semi-auto's moving parts, so it's best not to train extensively with

Thanks for reaching out Dan! I'm not familiar with every SCCY handgun by heart. I know that the CPX-2 is rated to safely fire 9mm +P (with the usual caveat that overpressure ammo will accelerate wear and tear on the moving parts), but if you have a differ

Thanks for reaching out Isaac! I can make it fairly simple. The pros both come from a higher velocity projectile. That includes a flatter trajectory (which can improve accuracy) and greater energy delivery (a harder-hitting projectile is naturally better

Yes sir! The FN 509 is designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammunition as well. Just take care that overpressure ammunition will wear out a semi-automatic handgun's moving parts faster. This is of no concern as far as self-defense is concerned, but you wouldn't

Absolutely Kim, this ammo should function correctly in all 9mm firearms!

Thanks for reaching out Gordon! I'm not sure what Federal's take on selling their law enforcement ammo is, but we will of course sell it to anyone. Happy to hear you snapped up a box!

Thanks for reaching out! I cannot promise exactly when we'll get a certain type of ammunition back in stock. We do update our inventory very often, so I hope you'll check back in again soon!

Absolutely, the Shield M2.0 is designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammo. Overpressure ammo like will wear out a semi-automatic handgun's moving parts faster, but that's really not of concern as far as self-defense goes.

Sorry sir! While we're working to restock this ammo as soon as possible, I can't in all fairness promise just when we'll get it back in stock. I hope in the meantime you might consider this anagologous Speer Gold Dot ammo: luckygunner.com/9mm-124-grain

Yes sir, all Glock 9mm handguns can safely fire 9mm +P ammunition as well. Just take note that overpressure ammo like this will wear out the moving parts in your handgun faster. Not a problem for self-defense, but less than ideal for range training.

Thanks for reaching out Joe! I'm not qualified to dispense legal advice, nor should you interpret any information I offer as legal advice. That said, it is my understanding that hollow point ammunition is legal throughout the state of Pennsylvania. The NR

Hello Mia! I'm happy to say that both of your handguns can safely fire 9mm +P ammo. Just take care that "overpressure" ammo like this will wear out the moving parts in a handgun a little faster. That shouldn't concern you as far as self-defense goes, but

Thanks for reaching out Patrick! Your S&W SD9 VE is designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammunition. Just note that such ammo will wear out your handgun's moving parts a little faster. That's not a concern for self-defense, but you wouldn't want to train heavil

This is top of the line self-defense ammo that's made for law enforcement officers but also available to the public. A picture of reliability. Many consider it the best and swear by it. I've been to Federal Premium's factory in Anoka, MN personally, and c

Hi Bob! This case is absolutely reloadable, but with a caveat. That nickel plating which promotes smoother feeding and extraction as well as corrosion resistance is also a little more brittle than the brass it plates. It's nothing too great to worry about

Hi Mark! If a Glock pistol is chambered for 9mm, then it can also safely fire 9mm +P. Just take care that overpressure ammo like this will wear your G43's moving parts out faster. Really this only means you shouldn't train a lot with it, but for self-defe

Yes sir, the SP2022 is rated to safely fire overpressure ammo like this.

Hi Dennis! Your Micro 9 is rated to fire 9mm +P ammo, and it ought to function correctly with it as well. We haven't tested this ammo in the Micro 9 ourselves. I believe your handgun has a 3.15" barrel, and the one we used for our ballistic gel test has a

Hi Veronica! CZ's website confirms that their 2075 Rami can safely fire 9mm +P ammunition. Just be advised that overpressure ammo will wear out your handgun faster – that's perfectly fine for self-defense loads, but not optimal for training and tar

What a coincidence! Last year we published an article that answers your very question: luckygunner.com/lounge/self-defense-ammo-for-pistol-caliber-carbines. To sum it up they both function well, but offer different ballistics.

Hi John! All of Glock's 9mm handguns are rated to safely fire 9mm +P ammunition. Overpressure ammo will naturally wear out a handgun a little faster, but for self-defense both the G17 and G26 should function well with this ammo.

SIG's P320 handguns are indeed able to fire 9mm +P ammo. You don't want to wear your handgun out by training with overpressure ammo, naturally, but for self-defense it will do very nicely.

Absolutely, the 92FS is perfectly capable of firing 9mm +P ammunition. You'll likely feel only the tiniest added recoil. Do note that you'll want to avoid training with overpressure ammo, as it will wear your pistol out faster.

This ammo would function correctly in your G43. It is 9mm +P ammo, which means it is loaded to a higher pressure to make the bullet go faster. Not all handguns are rated to fire 9mm +P ammo, and it is generally not recommended for target practice because

Hi Zach! The 9C1 handgun is not designed for +P ammunition. This ammo could damage your handgun – or worse yet, yourself. Please stick to 9mm ammo exclusively! You can check out page 17 of the owner's manual for more info: fmkfirearms.com/downloads

This 9mm +P ammo is indeed compatible with the XD-S Mod.2! The NRA tested the handgun with 9mm +P ammo a couple years ago and reported it worked well: americanrifleman.org/articles/2018/9/14/tested-springfield-armory-9-mm-xd-s-mod2-pistol/. Just take note

Outside of their packaging the two cartridges are the same!

Hi Ryan! The Q4 TAC is rated to fire 9mm +P ammo. The increased pressure will wear the handgun out a little more quickly, though, so it's advisable that you not use it for extended periods target practice.

Absolutely! SIG's P365 is rated to fire 9mm +P ammo. The heavier chamber pressure will wear out your handgun more quickly, however, so it's advisable that you only use it for self-defense.

Hi Walt! The VP9SK is rated for 9mm +P ammunition, and this should make great self-defense ammo for it.

Absolutely! Overpressure ammo will wear out your G43X a little faster, but any Glock chambered for 9mm can handle 9mm +P as well.

Absolutely! The G19 can safely handle the extra chamber pressure created by 9mm +P ammo. It will wear out the handgun faster, so while it's great for self-defense you probably wouldn't want to train with it.

Absolutely! Federal loads their overpressure ammo to SAAMI specs, so the G26 is designed to handle this 9mm +P. It'll wear your handgun out a little faster, but since it's self-defense ammo that's kind of a moot point.

Absolutely, Charles! I don't believe that Glock expressly specifies that their firearms are rated to fire overpressure ammunition, but the consensus is that they handle 9mm +P loads just fine.

Hello Josh! Page 24 of the G2c operator's manual says that your handgun can fire 9mm +P ammunition. Here's a link if you'd like to have a look for yourself: taurususa.com/wp-content/uploads/manuals/Taurus_Manual_G2s.pdf

Hello, Juan! The M&P M2.0 9mm is rated for +P ammo. You can learn more on page 11 of the operator's manual: snwcdnprod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/owners-manuals/M%26P_M2pt0_Pistol_082118_3006363.pdf

Absolutely, Barbara, this is the correct ammo for that firearm.

Thanks for reaching out, Paulie! The only concern you should have about this ammo is that it's +P. I looked up the operator's manual for the M&P 9 SHIELD EZ, and on page 11 it says the handgun is able to fire +P ammo. You should be all set with these roun

Hi Brantley. This ammo is commercially available for all citizens to purchase. As with any ammunition, please check your local ammunition regulations for items specifically prohibited in your area.

Due to the different methods of testing for velocity from manufacturer to manufacturer, and depending on the barrel length of your handgun, the velocity is probably not going to match perfectly. There will be a variance between the two figures. However,

This is not Bonded ammo. Despite not being so, the Federal HST has established itself as a top tier contender in the Self Defense ammo category. It provides very good performance, near 100% weight retention, reliability and all of this at a very budget