Norma 9mm 124gr TMJ 1000ct Ammo Can

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SKU:
NORMA9124TMJ
$207.29

Additional Specs:

UPC:
810036151771
CASING:
Brass
CALIBER:
9mm Luger
MANUFACTURER:
Norma
CONDITION:
New
PRODUCT TYPE:
Ammunition
AMMUNITION QUANTITY:
1000
UPC:
810036150255
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You love hitting up the range to train with your handgun. You’re looking for affordable AND accurate. The good news is, we’ve got you covered with the Norma 9mm 124 grain TMJ. This is a great round for tightening up your groupings - it offers you high quality ammo on the perfect budget.

Norma 9mm TMJ 124 Grain Highlights:

  • 9mm – Cycle this through your everyday carry handgun at the range.
  • Velocity – 1,200 fps. This is one of your faster 9mm 124 grain rounds, giving you better range.
  • Brass Casing – Great for reloading after a long day at the range.
  • 124 Grain – Middle of the pack for 9mm bullets. You will have little recoil and still be able to maintain velocity.
  • Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) – Your round is completely encased in a copper jacket. This ensures you aren’t exposed to lead at all. Your bullets will also cycle smoothly and cleanly through your gun leading to a stress-free training session.
  • 1,000 Round Ammo Can - This item ships in its original ammo can, including 1,000 brand new bullets.

Norma is an esteemed ammo company based in Sweden. Norma is dedicated to creating innovative ammunition technologies. With the drive to bring you quality, accuracy, and precision. Norma’s 9mm 124 Grain TMJ is a prime example of this.

Important Notice: Southern Defense regrets to inform you that our policy doesn’t permit returns for ammo products, and they may be subject to shipping restrictions. If you have inquiries about Norma 9mm 124 gr TMJ, please contact us at (972) 652-0196.

Norma 9mm TMJ FAQ:

FMJ projectiles have exposed lead at their base. TMJ projectiles are completely encased in a copper jacket.

TMJ rounds were created for shooting at indoor ranges, where lead exposure may be more of an issue than it is shooting outdoors.

TMJ bullets do not expand upon impact. This means if you shoot an object, the round may continue through and into the object behind. As a result, it is recommended to only use TMJ rounds for practice.