S&B 9MM 124GR JHP 50/1000

SKU: RSR|SB9DUPC: 754908500864Mfr. Part #: SB9D

$23.99

S&B 9MM 124GR JHP 50/1000

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Description

The Jacketed Hollow Point projectile features a full-length jacket and hollow point construction that creates quick, positive expansion with good penetration. JHP projectiles are considered appropriate for thin-skinned animals and self defense, plus they are often used in competition due to their accuracy.

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Case Material

Brass

Cost per Round

0.48

Grains

124Gr

Length

4.2000

manufacturer

Sellier & Bellot

Manufacturer Part Number

SB9D

Model

Pistol

Product Type

Hollow Point

Units per Box

50

upc

754908500864

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