Are you looking for ammunition that combines advanced technology with high-speed performance for your training or personal defense needs? Look no further than the Fiocchi 5.7x28mm Hyperformance 35gr Jacketed Frangible Ammo. Ideal for those who engage in extensive training sessions or require highly effective self-defense rounds without the risk of over-penetration, this ammo delivers accuracy and safety in every shot.
Fiocchi 5.7x28mm Hyperformance 35gr Jacketed Frangible Highlights:
- Caliber: 5.7x28mm
- Bullet Weight: 35 grains
- Bullet Type: Jacketed Frangible
- Muzzle Velocity: 1750 feet per second
- Muzzle Energy: 238 foot-pounds
- Packaging: 50 rounds per box
This Ammo is Best For:
- Law Enforcement Training
- Civilian Shooting Ranges
- Tactical Drills
Unique Features:
The Fiocchi 5.7x28mm Hyperformance 35gr Jacketed Frangible Ammo is uniquely designed to minimize hazards in training environments. Its frangible bullets break apart upon impact, significantly reducing environmental damage and enhancing safety during use.
About Fiocchi:
Fiocchi Munizioni, established in 1876 in Lecco, Italy, has a long-standing reputation for manufacturing some of the most innovative and reliable ammunition on the market. Known for their precision engineering and stringent quality control, Fiocchi’s products are favored among competitive shooters and law enforcement personnel worldwide. This particular ammunition is proudly made in the USA, offering local quality and trustworthiness.
In conclusion, the Fiocchi 5.7x28mm Hyperformance 35gr Jacketed Frangible Ammo is the perfect choice for anyone needing reliable and safe ammunition for training or tactical scenarios. With its precise engineering and frangible design, it ensures that every session is as safe as it is effective.
Please note that this item is non-refundable and may be subject to shipping restrictions. For any questions or assistance, feel free to reach out to us at SouthernDefense.com. Our commitment is to ensure your shooting experience is exceptional in every way.
