1000 Rounds of 9mm Ammo by Magtech - 115gr FMJ

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Ammo Overview

Manufacturer - Magtech
Bullet - 115 grain full metal case (FMC)
Casing - Boxer-primed brass
Quantity - 50 rounds per box, 20 boxes per case
Muzzle Velocity - 1135 fps

Details

Everyone needs a few hundred rounds of ammunition stored up for a rainy day, so why not go ahead a buy a whole case?

This ammunition is manufactured by Magtech, a Brazilian company, with ties to other manufactures around the world. Each round is loaded with a 115 grain FMJ bullet, using a Boxer primed brass casing, and is ideal for range training and pistol competitions. This ammo will produce mild recoil in full size 9mm pistols and moderate but manageable recoil in compact and sub-compact pistols.

Self defense experts agree that if you carry a firearm for protection, then you should routinely practice with that firearm to maintain at least a base level of proficiency.

Introduction:

Customer sentiment for Magtech 9mm 115gr FMJ ammunition is overwhelmingly positive, with the product widely used for range practice, training, and recreational target shooting. Shooters consistently praise its reliability and value, though a small minority have noted occasional issues in specific firearms or with certain batches.

Overall Rating:

(Highly Recommended)
Best For: Range Practice and High-Volume Training
Key Pro: Outstanding Reliability Across Numerous Firearms
Key Nuance: Rare Quality/Compatibility Issues in Some Guns or Batches

Detailed Analysis:

What Shooters Praise (The Pros)

Reliability

The vast majority of customers report flawless function with thousands of rounds fired and minimal misfires, jams, or failures—often citing perfect cycling in popular handguns and carbines. Isolated reports mention rare failures to feed, fire, or eject, typically attributed to either firearm-specific sensitivity, particular lots, or user error.

Performance

Accuracy is noted as very good for standard FMJ range ammo, with consistent shot placement and clean operation cited in many reviews. Shooters appreciate the ammo's dependable feeding and ejection, as well as its suitability for competitions, high-round-count courses, and new shooter training. Some observed slightly tighter fit in certain magazines, but no persistent performance impact.

Bargain

Magtech 9mm is frequently lauded as one of the best bargains available for bulk training ammunition, outperforming competitors at similar or higher price points. Customers repeatedly mention fast shipping, competitive online pricing, and the convenience of bulk packaging—delivering tangible cost savings compared to local shops.

What to Know (The Nuances)

- Cleanliness: Most users find the ammo reasonably clean, especially relative to other affordable brands, but some note moderate powder residue with heavy use (minority report).
- Casing Material: Brass-cased (reloadable), a clear advantage over cheaper steel-cased alternatives for those who reload.
- Packaging: Compact 50-round boxes praised for storage efficiency; occasional minor box damage in shipping noted, but rarely affecting product.
- Compatibility: A handful of reviews detail rare feed/ignition issues in particular compact, subcompact, or older pistols, and a very small number cite harder primers requiring firmer strikes.
- Quality Control: Extremely infrequent complaints of duds, squib loads, or dimensional inconsistencies, typically limited to a single poor batch.
- Customer Service: BulkAmmo repeatedly commended for exceptional service, communication, and delivery speed.

Conclusion

Magtech 9mm 115gr FMJ stands out as a top choice for shooters seeking dependable, affordable range ammunition. Its consistent reliability, reloadable brass cases, and competitive pricing make it ideal for practice, classes, and high-volume shooting. While performance is uniformly strong, potential buyers should be aware of rare quality blips and check compatibility with unique or finicky firearms. For most users, Magtech delivers clean, worry-free shooting and exceptional value—especially when purchased in bulk through highly rated vendors.

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Posted On: 9/15/2025 By: Dan

A: Hello Dan! I cannot guarantee any kind of performance out of a firearm that I have neither seen nor tested, but this ammo certainly should function correctly in a TEC-9.

Posted On: 11/24/2024 By: Dave M.

A: No sir! FMJ stands for "full metal jacket," a bullet which (A) lacks a hollow point, and is therefore (B) best for target practice. The ammo you want has a JHP (jacketed hollow point) bullet. I sense you're new to 9mm ammo. If you want to cut straight to the chase and buy the best 9mm defense ammo, then I strongly recommend Speer Gold Dot 124gr JHP (designed for cops, available to the general public): https://www.bulkammo.com/bulk-9mm-ammo-9mm124grjhpspeergd-50

Posted On: 11/6/2023 By: Jeff

A: Yes sir, 100% noncorrosive clean-igniting ammo right here!

Posted On: 4/13/2023 By: Freddy

A: This ammo should function correctly in both of those handguns, sir!

Posted On: 12/15/2022 By: Alexander Walton

A: Thanks for reaching out Alexander! According to our most recent measure this case of ammo weighs 28.15 pounds.

Posted On: 11/27/2022 By: Tim

A: No sir, this ammo is steel-free and nonmagnetic.

Posted On: 4/25/2022 By: CABorn71

A: Thanks for reaching out! It sounds like you're concerned about whether Magtech's FMJs are plated. To my knowledge their FMJs have always been jacketed, making them safely compatible with ported barrels and compensators.

Posted On: 10/16/2021 By: John

A: No sir – 9x19, 9x19mm, 9mm and 9mm Luger are all different names for the exact same cartridge.

Posted On: 7/19/2021 By: Do you ship to private buyers in the USA

A: Thanks for reaching out! That depends on the state. In some states we can ship to any address our customer specifies; in others, it has to be the same address on the recipient's ID card. Please reach out to our customer service team for more info about your state – we'll take quick care of it! (800) 720-6035 or [email protected]

Posted On: 2/1/2020 By: Barry Black

A: Sorry, we do not offer free shipping at this time.

Posted On: 6/21/2019 By: LeRo

A: Hi LeRo. The entire Magtech line up of ammo is a great choice for range use. Clean burning propellant and a jacketed bullet means easy clean up after the day of shooting and the quality of Magtech means a trouble free and accurate experience! This will be just the thing for your Ruger!

Posted On: 7/3/2015 By: Timothy

A: Hello Timothy, This Magtech FMC ammunition is designed for target and range use.

Posted On: 5/31/2015 By: Dave

A: Hello Dave! You will have no issues at all with the standard 115 grain Magtech fitting in that Ruger SR9c.

Posted On: 5/30/2015 By: Mitchell Montgomery

A: Hello Mitchell! Magtech ammunition is all factory new ammunition.

Posted On: 5/22/2015 By: john

A: Hello John! The Magtech ammunition is loaded into new, boxer primed brass that can be reloaded.

Posted On: 4/22/2015 By: ronatkins@verizon. Netwhat

A: Hello Ron! Magtech states the muzzle velocity of this ammunition is 1135 fps with a muzzle energy of 330 ft. lbs.

Posted On: 9/30/2012 By: Martin

A: Magtech is owned by the CBC group. They also manufacture ammunition under the popular name Sellier & Bellot. Two of their plants are located in Brazil, with additional offices in Europe and the United States. Magtech was once a part of Remington which changed to CBC in 1979. The Magtech brand of ammunition meets all SAAMI specifications.

Posted On: 9/14/2012 By: Don E

A: These bullets have a lead core that is covered by a copper casement. Neither the bullets nor the casings (or other components) will attract a magnet. You should have no issue using this round at indoor ranges. In fact, because the bullets are "cased" and not "jacketed" shooters will be exposed to less lead dust (these bullets have no exposed lead at the base of the bullet where jacketed bullets do).

Posted On: 4/23/2012 By: Ken Kobel

A: Yes, this Magtech 9mm ammunition will be compatible with your S&W M&P9. It is fairly clean burning, but shooting 1000 rounds of it will leave a good amount of residue.

Posted On: 10/20/2011 By: Mac

A: Full metal cased ammunition is functionally identical to full metal jacket ammo. While we can't be certain of what you bought in the past, we can say that if you were happy with the Magtech ammo you bought then, you will be happy with the ammo produced by Magtech now.

Posted On: 6/21/2011 By: Anonymous

A: The engineers at Magtech ammunition state that the lighter trigger that you propose will still work great with their 9mm 115 gr FMC Magtech ammo (9A) and is within the tolerances for this product.

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