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Remington UMC .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo

Remington UMC .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo

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Best Price
$0.52/rd
For 1000 rounds shipped to OH
Quantity
Best Total Price
$516.99

Price History

Average price across all tracked dealers
$0.54/rd
↑ $0.00 (0.3%) in the last 30D
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All Remington UMC .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo Prices

DEALER QTY PRICE/RD
Sentry Ammo 1000 $0.52
Fast Ammo 1000 $0.52
Black Basin Outdoors 1000 $0.52
Fast Ammo 500 $0.53
Sentry Ammo 500 $0.55
Fast Ammo 250 $0.56
Black Basin Outdoors 500 $0.57
Sentry Ammo 250 $0.62
Black Basin Outdoors 250 $0.66

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All Remington UMC .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo Specs

Manufacturer
Remington
Caliber
.40 S&W
Casing
Brass
Bullet Weight
165 grains
Projectile Type
FMJ
Velocity
1150 fps
Muzzle Energy
485 ft-lbs

Product Overview

Remington's UMC .40 S&W 165gr FMJ rounds are a practical choice for shooters seeking consistent performance at the range. If you're aiming to refine your handgun technique without spending a fortune, this ammunition delivers. The full metal jacket design ensures reliable feeding and reduced fouling, allowing you to focus on your grip, sight picture, and trigger control without worrying about malfunctions.

With a muzzle velocity of 1150 fps and energy of 485 ft-lbs, these rounds pack a punch that translates to clear feedback on target. This characteristic makes them particularly well-suited for drills involving multiple targets or rapid follow-up shots. When you're working on transitioning between targets or managing recoil, you'll appreciate the consistent performance of these cartridges. They're a staple for serious practitioners who understand that regular, high-volume training is the key to maintaining proficiency with their .40 S&W firearms.

Pros and Cons

Advantages

  • Remington UMC brand offers consistent quality at a competitive price point
  • 165gr bullet weight provides a good balance of penetration and control for .40 S&W
  • Suitable for high-volume target practice and training sessions

Disadvantages

  • FMJ projectiles not ideal for self-defense applications due to lack of expansion
  • Some shooters may prefer heavier 180gr loads for increased stopping power
  • Not specialized for any particular use, making it a jack-of-all-trades option