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Q&A for Fort Scott Munitions 9MM 80 Grain Centerfire Pistol Ammunition — 2 Questions & 2 Answers

Name Fort Scott Munitions 9MM 80 Grain Centerfire Pistol Ammunition
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D, member, from MD, United States, asked on August 19, 2024

Are they reliable out of a DI PCC?

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Answered by Fortscottmunitions, Manufacturer from KS, United States, on December 11, 2024

If I were you, I would get a single box of each grain weight. Pull the trigger as fast as you can and see what works for you. If you are interested you might want to look at our TPD and Nickle options. Coated casings are made for rapid fire. Also two more grain weights including a subsonic round and also a +P variant of the 80 grain that is zipping at over 1500fps.

Short answer is yes, you'll be fine. Long answer is explore options and find what's best for you and your gun.

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Rong, member, from MO, United States, asked on January 07, 2022

Has anyone tested these out in a light carry revolver like a Ruger LCR?

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Answered by Fortscottmunitions, Manufacturer from KS, United States, on June 15, 2022

Each round produced by FSM is put through a 5 gun 1,000 round test before being put into production. Test Guns for the 9mm were the IWI Jericho, Glock, Beretta 92FS, IWI UZI, and the AR15 9mm. We have yet to hear about a customer having problems with using our 9mm with a revolver.

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