9×19 Luger FMJ-FP
10g / 154gr
CIP-approved round minimizes exposure to lead.
Reliable in extreme environmental conditions.
Preserves the weapon’s service life.
Low lead exposure. Extreme high stopping power.
Application
Excellent choice for home defense and law enforcement.
All components are produced to perform seamlessly together for perfect functioning in all common types of weapons.
Cartridge | |
|---|---|
Projectile | FMJ-FP 10g / 154gr |
Projectile material
| CuZn alloy jacket with lead core |
Primer / propellant
| Standard / Double base powder |
Case material
| CuZn alloy |
Article number | Tbd. |
Performance | |
|---|---|
Term of reference | C.I.P. |
Temperature range | -54°C to +52°C |
Mean case mouth pressure (bar) | max. 2350 |
Muzzle velocity (m/s)
| 290 |
Muzzle energy (J) | 421 |
Accuracy | D100% ≤ 80mm at 25m |
Packaging |
|---|
50 rds./cardboard box, 1 000 rds./cardboard box |
Technical specification and numerical data are given as an indication only and are of no contractual nature.
version 30. Aug. 2021 |
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