9mm – 124 gr SFX JHP – PMC (9SFX) – 50 Rounds

Description 9mm 124 grain JHP ammo from PMC SFX gives shooters a brass-cased hollow point load in a 50-round box. Each 9SFX round uses a 124-grain SFX / SFHP projectile with Boxer-primed brass casing and new production construction. PMC lists this 9SFX load at 1,201 fps with 397 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The SFX bullet is designed around reliable feeding in semi-automatic handguns, giving buyers a hollow point option for function testing, carry-load confirmation, and lawful defensive-use preparation where permitted. This 50-round box is useful for buyers who want to test one PMC hollow point load before moving into larger quantities. The brass case also adds value for shooters who save reloadable brass after practice. Compared with standard 124-grain 9mm FMJ range ammunition, this PMC 9SFX option is better suited for hollow point testing and defensive-use readiness rather than routine target-only training. For related options, browse 9mm Ammo, Bulk Handgun Ammo, and PMC Ammunition. Key Features: Caliber: 9mm Luger / 9x19mm Bullet Weight: 124 Grain Bullet Type: SFX / SFHP Jacketed Hollow Point Manufacturer: PMC Manufacturer SKU: 9SFX UPC: 741569010788 Case Type: Brass Primer: Boxer Condition: New Magnetic Projectile: No Muzzle Velocity: 1,201 fps Muzzle Energy: 397 ft-lbs Quantity: 50 Rounds Packaging: 1 box of 50 rounds Best Use: Function testing, carry-load confirmation, lawful defensive-use preparation Product Specifications: Specification Details Product Name 9mm – 124 gr SFX JHP – PMC 9SFX – 50 Rounds Caliber 9mm Luger / 9x19mm Manufacturer PMC Product Line SFX Manufacturer SKU 9SFX UPC 741569010788 Bullet Weight 124 Grain Bullet Type SFX / SFHP Jacketed Hollow Point Case Type Brass Primer Boxer Condition New Magnetic Projectile No Muzzle Velocity 1,201 fps Muzzle Energy 397 ft-lbs Box Quantity 50 rounds Best Use Function testing, carry-load confirmation, lawful defensive-use preparation Buyer Note Use only in firearms chambered for 9mm Luger and test reliability in your specific handgun before relying on any carry load