9MM LUGER MAGTECH 124 GRAIN FMJ (1000 ROUNDS)
This 9mm Luger ammunition is a reliable, inexpensive range load for CCW holders who use balanced-weight 124 grain bullets as their carry ammo. Manufactured by CBC of Brazil, these Magtech brand cartridges fire a full metal jacket bullet at a velocity of about 1,109 feet per second.CBC produces all of its own ammo components including non-corrosive Boxer primers and brass cases.
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| Quantity | 1000 |
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| Manufacturer | Magtech |
| Ammo Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Manufacturer SKU | 9B |
| Bullet Type | FMJ |
| Primer Type | boxer |
| Muzzle Velocity | 1109 |
| Muzzle Energy | 339 |
Customer Reviews of this 9MM LUGER MAGTECH 124 GRAIN FMJ (1000 ROUNDS)
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A reliable round for training and practice.
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Posted onNo failures or problems of any sort - I recommend this ammunition for training and practice!
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Great Product at a Great Price, I will definitely be ordering from Ammoman again!
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Posted onThank you for the opportunity to comment, it is very much appreciated. I hope you and yours have a great day.
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Good product and price
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Posted onAmmo was packed well, arrived quickly and worked fine in all my pistols.
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Fast shipping. Shoots good
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Posted onAlways a pleasure to do business with these folks.
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Great product
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Posted onGreat product , functions great , arrived very quick , very satisfied
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Great Ammo
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Posted onGreat Ammo at an affordable price plus free shipping.
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Great performing ammunition at a good price
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Posted onI’ve been using Magtech FMJ 124 grain for the last year and really enjoy it. It’s clean, consistently fires without issues, and the price is usually one of the best in the 9mm lineup.
I checked a couple dozen websites looking for the best price on the mag tech 9B as it’s known.
I think next when I find a good price I’ll order five or 10,000 rounds. Maybe I’ll ask a few websites via contact us What their next level discount tier is 5, 10 or 20,000 rounds. I’m going to use it eventually, might as well get it now cause I doubt the price is going down.
Over all my favorite ammo for my Walther PDP F.
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Great ammo
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Posted onFeeds and functions flawlessly in my FM9 PCC. Clean, consistent and accurate. They eject in a neat little pile.
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Ammoman is a good source of bulk ammo
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Posted onGood price. Reasonable delivery. Magtech 124 grain is decent range ammo. I've used it before, not much lately. Found it here at a competitive price. Believe shipping was free. It was a good experience. There seems to be some fake ammo sights and some crummy ones. Ammoman has some good reviews. I tried it. Now I'm adding a good review.
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went bang, no issues
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Posted onAmmo was great. Didn't have any issues. Would buy again. Shot from Glock 22 with 9mm conversion barrel in a recovery tactical 20/20N chassis. 17 and 27 round magpul mags.
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good ammo
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Posted ongood ammo fast delivery
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This is an economical practice round, above average accuracy in 10 mph gusting cross wind conditions.
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Posted onThis is an economical practice round for my MagTech carry round (124 gr RN SP, same ballistic spec as this FMJ). These rounds perform very well in my CCW Walter P5, very reliable feeding. Perform excellently in my S&W M&P FPC, yielding 2.5” 50 yard, 23 round groups from rest with 1x green dot/circle optical sight. Very uniform ignition, no vertical stringing as I experienced with Fiocchi 124 gr FMJ, just perfectly near circular 2.5” diameter pattern with cleanly, stable holes. I will buy again!
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Worth the cost
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Posted onA friend recommended Ammoman & this type of 9mm to me. First time customer. Did a four day defensive handgun course using about 600 rounds in my Sig P365. Not one problem at all- flawless operation. The gun had only 30-40 rounds through it before this. I haven’t tried it in my other 9mm guns yet so it could be a perfect match for that particular gun but again, not one single jam or other issue.
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Great product
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Posted onI will order this product again. Great price and fast shipping. Thanks!
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Great quality. Great service
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Posted onCame within 2 days as advertised. Will definitely be missing online ordering here in California after 1st of the year. Thanks for all the great service ammoman.
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So far so good very accurate and clean ammo.
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Posted onMy Glock loves eating heavy ammo the 124 grain Magtech FMJ was just what the Dr Ordered. Wow Eric thanks buddy what a great deal. And thanks Ammoman, Yay free shipping.
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Good Stuff
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Posted onFunctioned flawlessly in PCC for 3Gun match, and as practice ammo in carry gun. Great for plinking and range sessions. Very happy with quality, price and service.
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Great indoor and outdoor range ammunition.
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Posted onMy son and I have fired over one thousand rounds of 9mm magtech 124 grain indoors and outdoors using Glock and 1911. Absolutely no problems.
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Thumbs up!
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Posted onGood ammo manufacturer, good product, great price.
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Good stuff, would recommend to anyone.
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Posted onNo FTF, or FTE.
Shot reliably in My P210, and Hi
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Great Product
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Posted onGreat ammo for the price and very clean.
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What is the most reliable ammo brand?
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