Bereli has boxes of Remington Range 9MM 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket ammunition, 1000 round case $240.00 with FREE shipping. That is $0.24 each a round for high-quality reloadable brass 9mm.
Remington Range 9MM 115 Grain FMJ Ammo
Remington Range 9mm 115 grain FMJ ammunition is made with the quality components to the highest standards for consistent velocity, accuracy and reliability. Millions of shooters trust Remington ammunition for reliability and performance, you can too.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Manufacturer: Remington
- Brand Family: RANGE
- Caliber: 9mm
- Bullet Weight: 115 Grain
- Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
- Muzzle Velocity: 1150 fps
- Muzzle Energy: 338 feet per pounds
- Boxer Primed
- Brass Case
Remington Range 9mm Full Metal Jacket ammunition uses a temperature stable propellant for consistent velocity and performance under any conditions with clean firing Kleanbore primers and reloadable brass cases.
Remington Range 9MM 115 Grain FMJ 500 Round Case $0.24 EA FREE S&H
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Remington Range 9MM 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket - T9MM3 - 1000 Rounds - Free Shipping! | Bereli | $ 350.00 |
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Remington Range 9mm Luger 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket Brass Cased Pistol Ammo 50 Rounds | Optics Planet | $ 24.99 $ 22.59 |
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Remington Range 9mm Luger Ammo 115gr FMJ 250 Rounds | GunMag Warehouse | $ 149.99 $ 83.99 |
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Remington - Range - 9mm - 115 Grain - FMJ | True Shot Ammo | $ 244.99 |
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The next ammo shortage is standing on our porch and knocking on our doors. Lake City Arsenal has halted civilian sales, ostensibly to support military actions related to the Israel situation. Additionally, about the same time as that announcement, there was an explosion at a Hornady plant in Nebraska which killed one and injured two. If no other reason than panic-buying, expect ammo availability to drop and prices to increase soon. If you can afford case lots such as this, it won’t hurt to have them around. Personally, I prefer JHP or 124 gr FMJ if buying FMJ. Anything is… Read more »
I wish I had 5000 rounds for each gun I own but sadly some I have to load myself 3003 is an oddball and some other black powder cartridges are do it yourself……but good on all other fronts if prices go up on 12 gauge slugs will dump a few k
Bereli is south florida and is a great local seller
I am with you! If I had the dough, yeah, 5,000 -10,000 rds per gun would be a thing for me. Yes, Bereli is a good dealer. I have ordered stuff from them before and no doubt will, again.
While still in high school I bought a Springfield M1903A3. Due to my limited budget, I fed it MilSurp ammo from local gun shops. Most if not all of it was WWII production. Just from memory I remember having head stamps from SL, DEN, RA, and of course, LC. So in WWII the DoD operated at least four, and probably more, plants making small arms ammo. Now we’ve been caught with our pants around our ankles one more time again. We have ONE plant that makes small arms ammo. We have ONE plant that makes cannon and tank barrels. The… Read more »
Scary that we let ourselves get into a situation like that. Scarier, is the probability that it is 100% intentional that we did.
Cool on the 1903A3! I have one but have not fired it in over 50 years. It belonged to my biological father, I believe a DCM purchase. That sounds neat, those diverse old headstamps you bought back then!