9×19 Luger FMJ-FP
10g / 154gr
CIP-approved round minimizes exposure to lead.
Reliable in extreme environmental conditions.
Preserves the weapon’s service life. Low lead exposure. Extrem high stopping power.
Application
Excellent choice for home defense and law enforcement .
All components are produced to perform seamlessly together for perfect functioning in all common types of weapons.
LIST OF COMPONENTS
| Bullet | Type | FMJ-FP |
| Weight | 10,0 g / 154 gr | |
| Material | CuZn10 / Gilding metal with lead core |
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| Case | Material | CuZn30 / Brass |
| Primer | Boxer | |
| Propellant | Single or Double base powder |
PRODUCT
| Cartridge | Weight | 14,3 g / 220 gr |
| Max. length | 28,6 mm / 1,1 inch |
PACKAGING
| Inner packing | Material: | Cardboard box with plastic tray |
| Quantity: | 50 rds | |
| Outer packing | Material: | Cardboard box |
| Quantity: | 1.000 rds | |
| Weight: | ~15,2 kg |
PERFORMANCE
| Operation temperature range: | -20°C to +52°C |
| Mean pressure: | max. 2.350 bar / 235 MPa |
| C.I.P. PK pressure: | max. 2.702 bar / 270 MPa |
| Muzzle velocity: | 300 m/s ± 10 m/s (984 fps) |
| Test barrel: | 150 mm (5,9 inch) |
| Distance: | 5 m (16,4 ft) |
| Standard deviation: | max. 12 m/s (40 fps) |
| Precision: | D100 % ≤ 80 mm |
| Distance: | 25 m (82 ft) |
| Bullet extraction force: | Min.: 200 N / 45 lbs |
| Properties: | Ballistic, technical properties is according to C.I.P. |
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