Remington - Full Metal Coat - 180 Grain 40 Smith & Wesson Ammo - 250 Rounds

Remington's UMC 40 S&W full metal jacketed round has a muzzle velocity of 990 feet per second with just under 400 foot pounds of energy. It is ideal for target shooting and training, being the heavier and slower .40 with correspondingly easier recoil than the lighter bullet.

The .40 Smith & Wesson was the result of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's search for a more potent caliber in the late 1980's. While briefly adopting the 10mm Auto, the considerable recoil of that round made it unsuitable for too many agents. The solution that S&W adopted was shortening the 10mm case and creating the .40 caliber, sometimes referred to as the 10mm short. While the FBI has recently returned to the 9mm, the .40 has gained a loyal following among shooters for being a hard hitting round with the capability of carrying more rounds.

Remington's shooting products have been sought after for over 200 years in America. The Union Metallic Cartridge (UMC) line of ammunition, produced in their Lonoke, Arkansas plant for the last 35 years, is the bulk line of cartridges for range shooting. These 250 rounds with brass cased with boxer primers are fully reloadable adding but further value.