Last edited by platoonDaddy 08-13-11 at 15:16. To date, this ammunition is available in numerous bullet weights for the following calibers. These loads also cycle reliably in semiautomatic weapons. This is not an original, but a truly magnificent quality piece of engineering and identical in every respect to the originals. Furthermore, this round provides an enhanced realistic training experience because of its ability to duplicate the accuracy and recoil of standard duty ammunition. LP08 Artillery Luger Pistol - 9mm Loading Tool. They only had 9mm Luger, I know you asked for 9mm ammo, I hope thats what you wanted Uncle Jerry is not alone, as many new 9mm handgun shooters have. The BallistiClean round is designed to exceed OSHA and EPA requirements, protect the shooter’s lungs, eliminate disposal problems for range owners and operators, and sheds approximately 50% of its weight upon impact, thereby reducing back splatter.

Indeed, this round is reportedly the first completely toxic metal-free line of ammunition to be developed. The primer mix is of particular interest as it contains no heavy metals or toxic metals instead, the primer mix contains DiazoDiNitroPhenol (DDNP) as the primary explosive instead of lead styphnate.įurthermore, the oxidizer is calcium silicate instead of barium and strontium compounds. This ammunition uses a copper jacketed, zinc core bullet, a nontoxic copper-colored primer and is loaded in brass cases head stamped “NT.” Headstamp: FC NT = Federal Cartridge Non Toxic Is it a crimp cartridge and if so, please point out the difference between the two cartridges for this novice? Any ideas? Having issues with primes 'only' for the following 9mm cartridge, using Dillon 550B with CCI's 500.

Fc 9mm luger