20 Rounds of .40 S&W Ammo by Winchester PDX1 – 180gr JHP
$32.50
Ammo Overview
Quantity – 20 rounds
Manufacturer – Winchester Supreme Elite
Bullets – 180 grain jacketed hollow-point (JHP)
Casings – Boxer-primed nickel-plated brass
Manufacturer Item # – S40SWPDB1
Manufacturer – Winchester Supreme Elite
Bullets – 180 grain jacketed hollow-point (JHP)
Casings – Boxer-primed nickel-plated brass
Manufacturer Item # – S40SWPDB1
Category: 40 S&W Ammo
Description
Details
A popular law enforcement cartridge, this .40 S&W load from Winchester fires a 180-grain jacketed hollow point bullet at 1025 feet per second. Each round in this box of 20 uses Boxer-primed brass cases with nickel plating for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Winchester’s PDX1 hollow point ammo became the official load for FBI and Border Patrol agents in 2011. This bonded-core round is designed to offer superb six-petal expansion while effectively penetrating various types of light cover such as heavy clothing and sheet metal. PDX1 bullets use a reverse-tapered bullet to achieve stronger penetration. Noting instances of core-jacket separation on contact with brittle but hard surfaces such as glass, Winchester designed a proprietary bonding mechanism that welds the copper jacket to the lead core and imbues the round with greater reliability.
Winchester, a longtime division of the Olin conglomerate, was founded in 1855 as the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. Although Winchester branded guns are now made by FN and Browning, the company remains a major force in the shooting industry with highly regarded ammunition lines such as Silvertip, Ranger, and PDX1. Winchester ammo is a very popular choice among law enforcement agencies including SWAT teams and the FBI.
Winchester’s PDX1 hollow point ammo became the official load for FBI and Border Patrol agents in 2011. This bonded-core round is designed to offer superb six-petal expansion while effectively penetrating various types of light cover such as heavy clothing and sheet metal. PDX1 bullets use a reverse-tapered bullet to achieve stronger penetration. Noting instances of core-jacket separation on contact with brittle but hard surfaces such as glass, Winchester designed a proprietary bonding mechanism that welds the copper jacket to the lead core and imbues the round with greater reliability.
Winchester, a longtime division of the Olin conglomerate, was founded in 1855 as the Winchester Repeating Arms Company. Although Winchester branded guns are now made by FN and Browning, the company remains a major force in the shooting industry with highly regarded ammunition lines such as Silvertip, Ranger, and PDX1. Winchester ammo is a very popular choice among law enforcement agencies including SWAT teams and the FBI.
