Hydra-Shok Deep takes Golden Bullseye for Ammo Product of the Year

Hydra-Shok Deep Takes 2019 Golden Bullseye Award for Ammunition Product of the Year
Hydra-Shok Deep Takes 2019 Golden Bullseye Award for Ammunition Product of the Year

ANOKA, Minnesota-(Ammoland.com)- The National Rifle Association’s (NRA) Shooting Illustrated magazine recently honored Federal Premium Hydra-Shok Deep with its Golden Bullseye Award for 2019 Ammunition Product of the Year. Federal Ammunition representatives accepted the award on April 26, during the 148th NRA Annual Meetings & Exhibits in Indianapolis, Indiana.

From the No. 1 brand in handgun ammunition, Hydra-Shok Deep bullets feature a more robust center post and a core design that penetrates to critical depths through common self-defense barriers, without over-penetrating. In fact, its updated bullet design penetrates 15 inches in bare ballistics gel and through heavy clothing—the optimal depth according to FBI standards. This results in a significant improvement in FBI protocol score.

“We are proud Hydra-Shok Deep was chosen for the prestigious award,” said Federal Ammunition President Jason Vanderbrink. “To even be considered for a Golden Bullseye, the product must meet a variety of demanding criteria on design, function, value and reliability. We are grateful they found the winner with Hydra-Shok Deep.”

Shooting Illustrated is the NRA’s newest official journal, with a focus on concealed carry, self-defense and tactical shooting. For its Golden Bullseye Award program, the magazine’s staff considers only products that are available to the public and meet or exceeded its testing-and-evaluation protocols. Candidates must offer a unique value to the American shooting public, whether by innovation, affordability or other stand-out qualifications.

Hydra-Shok Deep was initially launched in 9mm Luger 135-grain. Recently, it has also been released in 40 S&W 165-grain and 45 Auto 210-grain, in 20-count packs.

Federal PremiumFor more information on Federal ammunition, visit www.federalpremium.com.

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Mark

Inverts like a small shape charge, without the RDX..

Roy D.

I am still waiting for tests in gel and other material barriers that are done with impact at oblique angles. I strongly suspect that would result in expansion failure with this bullet design.

ct

check the prices on TDS-US.com

24and7

Not interested in a box of 20 or 25 of any high dollar newfangled ammo.. give me a box of b p l e and it works just fine.. I can afford to practice with it and fill up several magazines..SICK OF SHORT BOXES THAT BREAK THE BANK..