Speer 53365 Lawman Training RHT 9mmLuger 100gr SinterFire Frangible 50 Per Box/20 Case

SKU: TSW|120685UPC: 076683533654Mfr. Part #: 53365

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Speer 53365 Lawman Training RHT 9mmLuger 100gr SinterFire Frangible 50 Per Box/20 Case

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Speer Lawman is extremely reliable, with feel and point of aim that’s as close as possible to comparable defense loads. Each load features reloadable brass and a Speer TMJ bullet with a jacket that encapsulates the entire lead core for clean, consistent performance. RHT ammunition features lead-free bullets that crumble into very small pieces when they hit a metal backstop. These precision-formed bullets are made of sintered powdered copper that’s compressed under heat and pressure to form a bullet. Sintered technology means there’s no separate jacket that can produce sharp fragments on impact. The tip of each RHT bullet is distinctively marked so range officers can easily tell it from conventional ammunition.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.90

Grains

100 gr

manufacturer

Speer

Manufacturer Part Number

53365

Units per Box

50

upc

076683533654

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