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Sellier & Bellot Non-Tox Total 40 S&W Ammo 180gr FMJ 50 Rounds - SB40NT

Sellier & Bellot

MSRP: $40.25
$35.94
(You save $4.31 )
SKU:
61896
UPC:
754908500369
Bullet Weight:
180 gr
Bullet Type:
Total Full Metal Jacket
Rating:
Non-Tox
Muzzle Velocity:
968 fps
Rounds Per Box:
50
Casing Material:
Brass
Boxes Per Case:
20
Application:
Target Shooting
FireArm:
No
HazAir:
Yes
Muzzle Energy:
374 ft lbs
Caliber:
40 S&W

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Sellier & Bellot Non-Tox Total 40 S&W ammo loaded with an 180 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) bullet, 50 rounds per box. This 40 S&W 180 grain full metal jacket (FMJ) is a go-to for range training, plinking, and high-volume practice.

After firing the cartridge is free from toxic exposure to barium, lead, mercury and antimony. It does not pollute the environment, does not endanger the shooters health with combustion products and does not leave harmful residue in the gun. It ensures safe shooting in closed premises and on target ranges. Unique patented primer design.

Specifications

BrandSellier & Bellot
Caliber40 S&W
Bullet Weight180 gr
Bullet Typefull metal jacket, FMJ
Rounds per Box50
Muzzle Velocity968 fps
Muzzle Energy374 ft lbs
Case MaterialBrass
ApplicationTarget Shooting
RatingNon-Tox
MPNSB40NT
UPC754908500369

Questions and Answers

What caliber is this ammo?
It's 40 S&W. Only fire it in a firearm chambered for 40 S&W.

What bullet weight and type is it?
180 grain full metal jacket (FMJ).

How many rounds come in a box?
50 rounds.

Is the brass reloadable?
It's loaded in brass cases, which are generally reloadable if you handload.

Ammunition is sold only to buyers who meet federal, state, and local age and purchase requirements. Some states and cities restrict ammo shipments.