Speer - Jacketed Hollow Point - 147 Grain 9mm Ammo - 1000 Rounds

No half measures. When you want to preserve your life with the finest 9mm self-defense ammunition on the market, you need Speer Law Enforcement Gold Dot. Speer markets this ammo to cops, but make no mistake: civilians can also own and use it.

This round is loaded with the 9mm’s heaviest common bullet. At 147 grains, its muzzle velocity out of a 4” barrel is subsonic: 990 fps, which is roughly 135 fps slower than the speed of sound. That’s precisely the performance you want if you’re firing through a suppressor.

The Gold Dot jacketed hollow point is a bonded bullet, with a jacket that was electrochemically fused to its lead core one atom at a time. That’s why the bullet is tough enough to penetrate heavy clothing without losing more than one one-thousandth of its weight, and then proceed onward to penetrate ballistic gelatin to a depth of approximately 15”.

The Gold Dot’s nose cavity is formed via a series of precision die presses. The nose cavity is designed to control the rate and width of expansion. After passing through heavy clothing, the bullet reliably widens out to a diameter of 0.57”.

Nickel-plated brass cases are always a good advantage to have. They’re easier to see during a chamber check, especially in low lighting. They’re smoother than bare brass, and cycle more efficiently as a result. Nickel also shields brass against corrosion when it comes into contact with moisture.