50 Rounds of 165gr JHP .40 S&W Ammo by Speer For Sale

At the height of World War I, Vernon Speer was 21 years old and serving in the U.S. Navy. He made the decision to create a new airplane engine in addition to his regular responsibilities, and once he did, he wanted to make sure it functioned. He had to utilize it, of course, so he found a biplane to put it in before jumping in and taking off. That was only one of several creations Vernon would make over the years, and the engine functioned. Years later, he decided to switch careers and go into the ammunition industry. He rented a little area in a grocery shop corner and started creating bullets there. His small business quickly expanded, and

These Speer ammunition is for your.40 S&W. Although they weigh 165 grains, they are still sufficiently light to move at respectable rates. JHPs, or Jacketed Hollow Points, expand quickly upon impact, but because of the control provided by their jackets, they can penetrate deeper than ordinary hollow points can. These jackets also improve overall bullet strength and guard against lead fouling in the barrel of your firearm. Each of these bullets has a muzzle velocity of 1150 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 420 foot pounds when it strikes the target. These Speer Gold Dot rounds were designed with self-defense in mind.

You receive 50 defense rounds when you order this single box of Speer Gold Dot ammunition. You can keep your handgun loaded and prepared for self-defense with 50 bullets, along with a spare magazine, and still have some ammunition left over for target practice. Defense rounds are essential for training because they produce greater overall power than target rounds, which makes shot placement and accuracy more challenging. Ordering an extra box of ammunition to increase your training time is undoubtedly worthwhile when you consider that your life may depend on your precision. Ammunition is produced by Speer at their facility in Lewiston, Idaho. Do not rely on any ammo for your or your loved ones’ safety; rather, trust the ammunition.