Igman - Full Metal Jacket - 124 Grain 9mm Ammo - 50 Rounds

“Igman” isn’t some strange superhero you’ve never heard of. It’s a well-established ammo manufacturer that is majority owned by the government of Bosnia and Herzegovina, and which exports their ammo to most continents across the globe – including the United States of America, which we are officially upgrading to a continent for the purposes of this product description.

Igman’s military grade 9mm ammo is not overpressure. Even an antique pistol can safely fire these rounds, so long as said pistol is in proper working order. The 124 grain bullet’s subsonic 1,115 fps muzzle velocity gives it sufficient pressure to cycle a semi-automatic. Its jacket is made of tombac – an alloy of copper and zinc that can’t attract a magnet – and its lead-antimony core is similarly nonmagnetic. Expect zero terminal expansion if you fire this round’s FMJ into a soft medium.

Igman makes brand new brass cases for these rounds. They are reloadable. They also use the modern noncorrosive Boxer primers, so there’s zero reason to stress about rust after you’ve pounded all of this ammo into your range targets.