Reviews & Ratings for Super Vel Ammunition 9mm Luger 124 grain Full Metal Jacket Brass Cased Pistol Ammunition — 8 reviews — Page 1

Upon opening the box, I noticed different colored casings. The casings were also mismatched. Within the first 30 rounds, I got a squib and a round with a missing primer. Not good for competition shooting. Maybe plinking if you dont mind removing a squib from your barrel every so often

This ammo is reman. It has multiple mixed headstamp brass. Alot not even US made brass. The ammo is very inconsistent. Likely do to the mixed brass. This ammo also jams constantly due to bad resizing. Case over all length is all over the place. Its just not good. Expecially for the cost.

Product arrived quickly. The packaging of the actual product was a little iffy. 100 round box with 2 stacked trays. The cardboard packing for each 100 round box was a little weak or flimsy. When i opened one box the rounds were loose all jumbled up and unseated in their trays. The product performed flawlessly. Id buy again but wished the packaging was a little tighter. I havent encountered a damaged round yet but i only used 100 rounds so far.

Even though these are reloads, they are only reloads in the fact that the brass has been fired once. The company does an amazing quality control job and the ammo functions like new. Through a properly tuned pistol or PCC for competition. You don't get much better than this. If you're looking for standard training ammo that will work with all your 9mm, don't get the 124 grain or the 147s get their normal 115s or the PCC ammo. I've had no issues with these in factory handguns or PCC's. Their 124s and 147s need to be used with a suppressor or a tuned pistol in most cases. For those that are unaware, that means that you probably need to get a lower powered guide rod spring for your pistol or on a PCC play with the buffer weight.

Also this is probably the only ammunition company that can truly say they make their ammo in the USA because they use almost all USA made components. For these reloads obviously the brass may not be made in the USA. From what I understand, I think the only thing that's not sourced from a USA company is the primer and their sources. If they don't have it in house, use raw materials that were acquired in the USA. I wish all of our ammunition companies were like this. Unfortunately we have very few American owned ammo companies anymore and most ammo made in the US source their materials from overseas.

Seems the low recoil causes failure to feed on about half of my 9mm collection.

The ammo is good, the boxes are not. It arrived with the ammo all out of the carriers. I had to repack all of it, which is annoying.

Performs as expected, no issues, good price and delivery