1000 Rounds of 9mm Ammo by Speer – 147gr TMJ

Everyone knows it is important to practice with the self-defense ammo you carry in your 9mm, but most people aren’t willing to fire hundreds or thousands of rounds of expensive self-defense ammo at a paper target. Speer understands this problem, and as a result they created the Speer Lawman brand. This brand is designed to mimic the ballistics of their popular Speer Gold Dot self-defense loads but with a TMJ projectile instead of a hollow point. This provides you with an affordable way to practice with ammo that is very similar to your self-defense ammo.

Each round in this case of 1000 features a heavy 147 grain TMJ projectile loaded into a reloadable, non-corrosive, and boxer-primed brass case.

If you use Speer Gold Dot for self-defense, then it should be a no-brainer for you to pick up a case of this ammo for the next time you head out to the range. And even if you don’t use Speer Gold Dot, then you should still grab this case and see why shooters trust Speer to always produce the highest quality ammunition!

Everyone knows it is important to practice with the self-defense ammo you carry in your 9mm, but most people aren’t willing to fire hundreds or thousands of rounds of expensive self-defense ammo at a paper target. Speer understands this problem, and as a result they created the Speer Lawman brand. This brand is designed to mimic the ballistics of their popular Speer Gold Dot self-defense loads but with a TMJ projectile instead of a hollow point. This provides you with an affordable way to practice with ammo that is very similar to your self-defense ammo.

Everyone knows it is important to practice with the self-defense ammo you carry in your 9mm, but most people aren’t willing to fire hundreds or thousands of rounds of expensive self-defense ammo at a paper target. Speer understands this problem, and as a result they created the Speer Lawman brand. This brand is designed to mimic the ballistics of their popular Speer Gold Dot self-defense loads but with a TMJ projectile instead of a hollow point. This provides you with an affordable way to practice with ammo that is very similar to your self-defense ammo.