20rds – 45 ACP Underwood 230gr. JHP Ammo Details

You won’t hear about carrying a handgun chambered for a cartridge that was designed in Europe. That’s because you are an American. You demand ammunition that was designed by the great John Moses Browning, fired extensively during both World Wars, and made in America. That’s why we believe you’ll soundly approve of this 45 ACP ammo by Underwood of Sparta, IL!

This self-defense cartridge’s 230 grain bullet is loaded to achieve a significantly higher velocity than most target loads. At 920 fps, its muzzle velocity produces impact energy in excess of 400 ft lbs at very close range. That’s much more than the 220 to 300 ft lbs typically advised for personal protection, so you’re all set there.

Nosler designed and manufactured this round’s jacketed hollow point bullet. Its skived jacket ensures controlled terminal expansion over a wide range of impact velocities, and its jacketed rim promotes very smooth feeding in semi-automatic pistols and carbines. The JHP’s jacket concentricity, jacketed base and well balanced core all contribute to superior accuracy – just what you need when you absolutely have to hit your target.

See this ammo’s silvery cases? That is nickel plating, which reduces friction to support more reliable functionality in all semi-autos. Nickel’s natural resistance to corrosion will protect this ammo in storage, and its reflectiveness makes it easier to tell when you’ve got one in the chamber. Finally, Underwood’s flash-suppressed powder serves to conserve your night vision once you have fired your first shot!

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20rds – 45 ACP Underwood 230gr. JHP Ammo

20rds – 45 ACP Underwood 230gr. JHP Ammo Details

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