VENOM 9MM LUGER AMMO REVIEW FULL
This can lead to premature wear and parts replacement, especially when burning through untold numbers of cheaper bulk ammo.īack in the good old days, the bullets used in factory-loaded cartridges were either simple lead round-nosed, typically abbreviated as LRN, or fully jacketed with a metal sleeve over the lead, hence the term full metal jacket or FMJ.įor those who wanted a more effective round, bullets could be “dum-dummed” in the field by drilling holes in the end or chopping down jackets to expose the lead core. One particular concern on steel-cased loads, at least on 9mm pistols, is that they have developed a reputation of being hard on extractors which were typically designed to accommodate softer brass cases. These are typically just seen in ammo hailing from Eastern Europe in the case of steel loads or in cheap/low-powered practice/specialty rounds. On the lower end of the spectrum, steel and aluminum cased ammo generally cannot be reloaded. Reloaders love nickel as well, as it can usually be recycled 10 or more times, something you just can’t get out of a brass case. With a lower friction coefficient, it feeds better, especially under dirty conditions, and is stronger– allowing a higher level of confidence in up-charged +P offerings. Stepping up for there are nickel-plated cases, which are typically just seen in higher-end defensive ammunition loads. The reason that brass has for over a century been the standard for both rimfire and centerfire cartridges of all stripes is that it is cheap, reliable, soft enough to not mar steel, and –perhaps most important– is incredibly resistant against rust and oils for the money.įundamentally it is hard to go wrong with a brass-cased cartridge. In short, while no pistol cartridge is a “do all” round, the 9mm comes a lot closer than just about any other.įor a long time, the only type of case in the 9mm game was brass metallic. Meanwhile, the 9mm still delivers sufficient ballistic performance in FBI tests, making it capable as a duty round in self-defense loads. 45 ACP which require dimensionally larger guns and have the downside of producing stout felt recoil, especially with smaller statured users. 25 ACP, which have a reputation of being in the realm of “mouse gun” fodder generally finding homes in pocket pistols with decidedly short barrels, and larger cartridges like the 10mm Auto and. With that being said, the 9mm splits the difference between smaller underperforming rounds such as the. Sure, you can take a circa 1902-minted 9mm round and, so long as its components have not deteriorated, load it in a modern Glock G17 that came off the assembly line yesterday and fire it, but current rounds are much more effective, due to modern bullet design reliable, due to low-flash/low-volume powders and are less corrosive due to improvements in primers and cases. The fact is the cartridge has benefited from over a century of advances in ballistics and ammunition development to become what it is today. Venom 9mm Luger is non-corrosive, new production ammunition in boxer primer and reloadable brass cases.Look, nobody sat up one day and said, “Hey, you know that bullet used in the Luger? Well, I think it is the greatest pistol round ever made,” and then everyone just clapped and seconded the notion with “hear, hears” all around. Venom ammunition is loaded and manufactured to CIP specifications which is the European equivalent of SAAMI. When you want great value without sacrificing quality and performance, you can rely on Venom full metal jacket ammunition to deliver results. Full Metal Jacket projectiles are the ideal choice for recreational target shooting and training. The Full Metal Jacket bullets are perfect for target practice and competitive shooting because of the Venom proportional design declining the chance of distortion upon impact and improve feeding. This Venom 9mm Luger ammunition is loaded with a 115 grain Full Metal Jacket bullet. Venom 9mm ammo is completely waterproof as it features seals around at the primer as well as around the casing rim. Venom 9mm Luger Ammo 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket ammo Made in Turkey, this 9mm ammo is one of the best quality 9mm ammo rounds you will find on the market.
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