This is Remington UMC's 100-round pack of .40 S&W, loaded with a 180-grain jacketed hollow point in a brass case. Listed velocity is 1,155 feet per second with 533 foot-pounds of energy, and it is a standard-pressure load, so it runs in any pistol chambered for the cartridge. The components are made in the USA, and the hollow point is designed for controlled expansion rather than straight penetration.

The 100-count box is aimed at volume: training days, qualification practice and long range sessions where a 50-round box runs out early. Because it uses a hollow point rather than a training-only bullet, an Oregon pistol owner can practice with a round that feeds and recoils like the one kept in the gun at home, then top off from the same pack. Brass cases feed and extract reliably through the magazine and chamber of a .40 S&W pistol, session after session.

Key features

• 180-grain jacketed hollow point
• Listed 1,155 feet per second, 533 foot-pounds
• 100-round pack
• Brass case, standard pressure
• Components made in the USA

Pistol ammunition ships to your door in Oregon without a dealer transfer.