9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition

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9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition

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Manufacturer: BVAC BV9-2RL-1000VP
Item: AMM-4212
UPC: 811984010158

1000 Round Case, 9mm Luger, BVAC, 115 Grain, Full Metal Jacket, 1150 fps.
Years of experience has gone into perfecting Bitterroot Valley Ammunition which is considered to be the best amongst shooters worldwide. Produced in Montana using reloadable brass and new, top quality components to make this some of the best ammunition at an affordable price! “A Shot Above the Rest”

9mm is also known and listed as 9x19mm, 9mm Parabellum, 9mm Para, 9mm NATO and 9mm Luger.
Non-returnable item.
Muzzle velocity: 1150 FPS.
Velocity at 50 yards: 1065 FPS.
Muzzle energy: 337 ft/lbs.
Energy at 50 yards: 280 ft/lbs.
This load uses inspected and resized once fired brass and other new components.
Uses: Plinking, Target shooting.
Non-returnable item. We will not accept any returns on this item.

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Average Customer Rating: 4.2 Rating

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	Poor quality control - 6/3/2012	9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition1.0000
Reviewer:	Disappointed in SC

I am having the same problems as some of the other 1 bullet reviews on here. The cases on some of these haven't been resized and get stuck in the barrel and won't fully chamber, causing the slide to get stuck. This happened to a friend of mine on his PF9. He had to hammer it out from the front of the barrel. I had no problems firing out of my Glock 17 on that day. Later, the same thing happened to me on my DB9. Luckily, I was able to extract the cartridge. I thought I would stick to firing these rounds through my Glock. Well, yesterday the same thing happened to me that happened to my friend on his PF9. The slide stuck and the case was stuck halfway chambered. We had to pull back on the slide while taking a pencil and tapping gently on the bullet from the front of the barrel to extract the case. My friend then instructed me to field strip and place the problem cartridge into the barrel. Guess what - it didn't fit. I then started going through my remaining 750 or so rounds and hand fed them into my disassembled Glock barrel. 37 (or about 5%) either would not fully seat in the barrel or had to be pushed with considerable force to fit and then extracted by hand with some effort. About the same number seated snugly but would not fall back out with gravity alone and needed just a gentle amount of force to extract by hand. The remainder slipped in and out of the barrel fine. I bought two 1000 round boxes. I then opened the unopened box and started to go through those rounds. Those were much better and after about 150-200 that went in and out fine, I decided that box was okay (only 2 or 3 out of those seated snugly but came out with a little help by hand). The first box (of bad ammo) had markings of "GU" in the lower left corner and "KS" in the lower right hand corner. The second box (good ammo) had "ARM" in the lower left and "KS" in the lower right. Don't know if these are initials or not, but if they are, "GU" needs to be fired or supervised more closely. After this experience, I am wary of buying reloads.

	very happy - 5/13/2012	9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition5.0000
Reviewer:	Lou

I am glad I bought this ammo! I am a few hundred rounds in and no FTF or FTE. CTD please start stocking more of this so I can buy more without having to backorder!

	Good practice ammo - 4/5/2012	9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition5.0000
Reviewer:	Happy in KY

I have 1000+ rounds of this stuff down range through various pistols and have had no problems whatsoever. Cycles fine for practice with a Walther PPS, and runs fine in my Glock. Just put 100 through a Keltec Sub 2000, which ran great and shot nice tight groups. I clean my guns after each range session, so the 'dirty' complaint is not much concern to me. However, I have not noticed any difference in this regard compared to other budget ammo I've run.

	Totally worth it - 3/14/2012	9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition5.0000
Reviewer:	Madcow

First off, this is just a great price for the ammo. I had a few FTF, but for the price, it's worth it for training. Another plus is that it's brass and the price of brass is high. I got a lot of my money for policing up my rounds. Get this. Simple as that.

	BVAC 9mm FMJ - 2/19/2012	9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition4.0000
Reviewer:	scoobsean

I have shot 2 boxes of 1000 rounds for BVAC 9mm through my HK P30 with not a single failure to feed, fire or eject. The ammo is a bit dirty, but is accurate and reliable in my setup. Recommended.

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9mm BVAC FMJ 115 Grain 1000 Round Loose Case 1150 fps Inspected Once-fired Brass Practice Ammunition