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Armscor .40 S&W 180gr FMJ Ammo
Armscor .40 S&W 180gr FMJ Ammo

Armscor .40 S&W 180gr FMJ Ammo

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All Armscor .40 S&W 180gr FMJ Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Armscor
Caliber
.40 S&W
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
180 grains
Projectile Type
FMJ
Velocity
953 fps
Muzzle Energy
363 ft-lbs

Product Overview

Armscor's .40 S&W 180gr FMJ offering is a practical choice for shooters seeking a reliable performer at the range. With its full metal jacket design, this round excels in feeding smoothly and reducing barrel fouling, making it ideal for extended practice sessions. The 180-grain bullet weight, combined with a respectable velocity of 953 fps, delivers a solid punch downrange, helping you develop a feel for the .40 S&W's characteristic recoil profile.

For shooters aiming to refine their technique, this ammunition serves as a cost-effective training round that closely mimics the performance of many popular self-defense loads. The brass casing allows for reloading, appealing to the practical-minded enthusiast looking to stretch their ammunition budget. Think of this Armscor offering as the trusty steed of range ammunition - dependable, no-frills, and always ready to put in a hard day's work.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • 180gr bullet weight offers excellent stopping power for self-defense situations
  • Full metal jacket design makes it ideal for high-volume target practice and training
  • Armscor's reputation for consistency provides dependable performance at an affordable price point

Disadvantages

  • FMJ bullets may have increased risk of over-penetration compared to hollow points in defensive scenarios
  • 180gr weight may produce more felt recoil than lighter loads, potentially affecting rapid follow-up shots
  • Not optimal for competition shooting where lighter, faster loads are often preferred
  • Could be considered overpowered for some smaller-statured shooters or those sensitive to recoil