PMC Ammunition 40 S&W Ammo for Target Shooting and Self-Defense! — 8 products / 8 models — Page 1

Often described as a shorter version of the 10mm, 40 Smith & Wesson Ammo is definitely here to stay. Developed to bridge the gap between large calibers and the ability to carry small to medium-frame semiautomatic pistols in the same sizes as 9mm Luger frames. without sacrificing much in the way of capacity, as a .45 ACP does, .40 S&W ammunition has become popular with both law enforcement and everyday carry civilians alike. If you're looking for Ammo of any caliber, you've come to the right place!

Is PMC .40 ammo good?

Yes, like all PMC Ammunition Handgun Ammo, their .40 Smith & Wesson ammo is made to high-quality specifications for target shooting, competition, and self-defense scenarios. Not quite sure? Read these PMC Ammunition Product Reviews from verified customers to see what shooters are saying about PMC.

What does PMC stand for in ammo?

Unlike FMJ (Full Metal Jacket), LRN (Lead Round Nose), JHP (Jacketed Hollow Point), etc., PMC is actually the brand name and not a bullet designation. PMC ammo comes in a variety of bullet styles, and the PMC stands for Precision Made Cartridges (because they are).

Is PMC ammunition reloadable?

Yes, PMC Ammunition uses boxer-primed brass cases that are reloadable over multiple life cycles.

Is PMC ammo cheap?

PMC ammo is inexpensive, but not cheap! They deliver high quality with a low price-per-round so you can get in plenty of practice time at the range. As a bonus, the expended brass casings are all reloadable!

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