1500 Rounds of 9mm Ammo by Sterling Steel – 115gr FMJ
$289.00
Ammo Overview
Ammo Quantity – 1,500 rounds per case; 50 rounds per box
Ammo Manufacturer – Sterling
Projectiles – 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casings – Boxer-primed steel
Muzzle Velocity – 1,148 fps
Muzzle Energy – 337 ft lbs
Ammo Manufacturer – Sterling
Projectiles – 115 grain full metal jacket (FMJ)
Ammo Casings – Boxer-primed steel
Muzzle Velocity – 1,148 fps
Muzzle Energy – 337 ft lbs
Description
Details
Your truck? Steel. The nails holding your house together? Steel. The plate you got in your skull after attempting to dive off the roof into a kiddie pool? Steel. The secret to paying less for 9mm range ammunition? Sterling Steel.
This ammunition is made in Turkey, but that’s not the only reason why it’ll set you back less than American-made materiel. Sterling loaded it with steel cases, which are cheaper to manufacture than brass for reasons that don’t beg elaboration. Sterling also loaded this ammo with bullets that attract a magnet, as their lead cores are armored in soft steel jackets (with copper washing to improve their appearance).
Sterling loads this ammo in accordance with C.I.P. specifications. Its maximum chamber pressure is lower than the 35,000 required by SAAMI, however, so no worries there. This ammo also won’t bother you with corrosion. Its primers’ residue can’t rust up steel.
This ammunition is made in Turkey, but that’s not the only reason why it’ll set you back less than American-made materiel. Sterling loaded it with steel cases, which are cheaper to manufacture than brass for reasons that don’t beg elaboration. Sterling also loaded this ammo with bullets that attract a magnet, as their lead cores are armored in soft steel jackets (with copper washing to improve their appearance).
Sterling loads this ammo in accordance with C.I.P. specifications. Its maximum chamber pressure is lower than the 35,000 required by SAAMI, however, so no worries there. This ammo also won’t bother you with corrosion. Its primers’ residue can’t rust up steel.
