FED PUNCH 9MM 124GR PUNCH JHP 20/200

SKU: RSR|FEPD9P1UPC: 604544659047Mfr. Part #: PD9P1

$22.99

FED PUNCH 9MM 124GR PUNCH JHP 20/200

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Protection now delivers a knockout blow. Punch(TM) draws from Federal(R) Ammunition’s decades of experience designing the world’s finest defensive handgun loads. The bullet’s skived jacket and soft lead core produce the best expansion and penetration for the price, while its nickel-plated brass and sealed primer deliver the reliable feeding and ignition you need to protect yourself.

Additional information

upc

604544659047

manufacturer

Federal Ammunition

Manufacturer Part Number

PD9P1

Caliber/Gauge

9mm

Case Material

Nickel-Plated Brass

Grains

124Gr

Length

2.9500

Model

Federal Premium

Product Type

Hollow Point

Shipping Weight

0.6

Units per Box

20

Cost per Round

1.15

Bullet Weight (Grains)

124

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