Insane 40 S&W ammo

[kodiakjack]

https://www.kiesler.com/product/det...wman-non-toxic-rht-40-sw-125-grain-frangible/

The CF stamped primers indicate non toxic primers.
Factory frangible ammo, and not dangerous. They typically run hot as this makes them cleaner.
More recoil as the bullet has more kinetic energy.

So in your more retail-knowledgeable opinion, is $300 for 1000 of those a "fell off a truck" price? I have no clue.

 

[Happypillz]

https://www.kiesler.com/product/det...wman-non-toxic-rht-40-sw-125-grain-frangible/

The CF stamped primers indicate non toxic primers.
Factory frangible ammo, and not dangerous. They typically run hot as this makes them cleaner.
More recoil as the bullet has more kinetic energy.

Yeah I linked the Speer page cause thats what my research showed.

 

[Happypillz]

So in your more retail-knowledgeable opinion, is $300 for 1000 of those a "fell off a truck" price? I have no clue.

Let me tell you that it was far cheaper 300 dollars for 1k of ammo when I bought it.

I got 2k ammo a Glock 22 and 5 Mags for 1k CDN.

The ammo it self looks like it costs anywhere 300-600 USD per 1000.

This Truck must have been special.

 

[Dave in Calgary]

All issues resolved with the seller. Case closed.

 

[Happypillz]

All issues resolved with the seller. Case closed.

 

[kodiakjack]

Inquiring minds are a tad curious as to what the "issues" were...

 

[mudgunner49]

This stuff is Speer factory frangible. I have about 3K of it in 9mm and it's both fast and a bit snappy but I've had no issues with the previous 2K+ of it in any of the half dozen pistols I've shot it in. I'v shot about 6-800 in .40 and it was snappy but no damage to a couple of MP40's and a G23. I believe that the projectiles are sintered copper IIRC, I do know that you can shoot steel at arms length and get no splash back, the stuff essentially turns to dust...

 

[CaberTosser]

The sintered copper construction would explain the light-for-calibre aspect. The sealant on the bullets also rings of duty/military ammo, though it seems a bit overkill to extend the treatment to training ammo...