
Winchester .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo
All Winchester .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo Prices
DEALER | QTY | PRICE | SHIPPING | TOTAL | PRICE/RD |
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Sentry Ammo | 1000 | $348.16 | $22.99 | $371.15 | $0.37 |
Fast Ammo | 1000 | $330.78 | $40.99 | $371.77 | $0.37 |
Fast Ammo | 500 | $159.44 | $33.99 | $193.43 | $0.39 |
Sentry Ammo | 500 | $181.07 | $17.99 | $199.06 | $0.40 |
Fast Ammo | 50 | $15.19 | $18.50 | $33.69 | $0.67 |
Lucky Gunner | 50 | $19.00 | $17.15 | $36.15 | $0.72 |
BulkAmmo.com | 50 | $19.25 | $17.02 | $36.27 | $0.73 |
Sentry Ammo | 50 | $26.57 | $10.50 | $37.07 | $0.74 |
All Winchester .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Ammo Specs
Product Overview
Winchester's .40 S&W 165gr FMJ offering stands out as a reliable performer for those seeking a practical solution for extended range sessions. If you're aiming to refine your handgun proficiency without going over budget, this cartridge delivers consistent performance at a price point that encourages high-volume practice. The full metal jacket design ensures smooth feeding and reduced barrel fouling, allowing you to focus on your technique rather than dealing with malfunctions.
With a muzzle velocity of 1060 fps and energy of 412 ft-lbs, this round packs enough punch to provide realistic recoil for defensive scenario training while remaining manageable for shooters of various skill levels. The brass casing adds value for reloaders, extending the utility of your investment. When you're looking to dial in your accuracy at 15-25 yards—typical self-defense distances—this ammunition's consistent performance will help you develop the muscle memory and confidence needed in high-pressure situations.
Pros and Cons
Advantages
- 165-grain bullet weight offers a good balance between penetration and manageable recoil
- Full metal jacket design ensures reliable feeding in most .40 S&W firearms
- Winchester's reputation for consistency makes this a dependable choice for high-volume range training
Disadvantages
- FMJ projectiles are not ideal for self-defense situations due to lack of expansion
- Not the best choice for competitive shooting where lighter loads are often preferred