10mm Auto – 180 Gr FMJ – Remington (23706) – 500 Rounds

Want 10mm range ammo that actually shoots like a 10mm? Pick up this 500 round case of Remington UMC 23706 10mm Auto 180 grain FMJ ammo.

Many 10mm practice loads are loaded down to 40 S&W levels, which feels nothing like the full-power ammo most owners carry in the woods. Remington loads this UMC round to a stout 1,150 fps and 529 ft-lbs of muzzle energy with a 180 grain full metal jacket bullet. That means the recoil, muzzle rise, and point of impact you train with match what you carry, which is exactly how practice should work. The 180 grain weight is the most common 10mm bullet, so it lines up with factory sights on most pistols. The full metal jacket keeps lead exposure and fouling low. This is range ammunition for practice and training, not hunting or self-defense. Practicing at full power also shows you how your pistol and recoil spring handle a steady diet of stout loads.

The 10mm Auto was developed in the 1980s and has surged in popularity as a woods and backcountry carry cartridge, thanks to its flat trajectory and energy. It is chambered in pistols like the Glock 20 and 29, Springfield XD-M Elite and 1911 models, Sig Sauer P220 and P320 XTEN, Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 10mm, Ruger GP100 10mm, and Kimber 1911s, plus carbines like the Ruger PC Carbine. Remington’s UMC line has long been a go-to for affordable, reliable range ammo. A 500 round case lets you get comfortable with full-power 10mm and still stock up. It also works in 10mm revolvers and carbines, where the long barrel adds velocity.

This American-made Remington ammo is new production, brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The fired brass is reloadable, which is valuable because 10mm brass can be pricey. Each box holds 50 rounds, and ten boxes make up this 500 round case. Store the extra boxes in a cool, dry place.