A pistol chambered in 30 Super Carry is built for concealed carry, so a dependable hollow point is the most important ammunition choice. This listing is Remington HTP 30 Super Carry 100 grain jacketed hollow point ammo, MPN R20019, sold as 200 rounds. HTP is Remington’s high terminal performance handgun line for personal defense.
Remington rates this load at 1,235 fps with 339 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The 100 grain hollow point is designed to expand reliably in soft tissue while keeping enough weight for penetration. Because it shares its bullet weight with Remington UMC 100 grain 30 Super Carry practice ammo, you can train with lower-cost FMJ and expect similar recoil and point of impact. This is a defensive load. Shoot enough of it to confirm it feeds and hits where you aim in your own pistol.
This ammunition fits pistols chambered in 30 Super Carry, including the Smith and Wesson M&P Shield Plus 30 Super Carry and M&P Shield EZ 30 Super Carry. A common question is whether 30 Super Carry is a good carry cartridge. It was designed to approach 9mm performance with more rounds per magazine and lighter recoil, and quality hollow points like this one are what make that work. Another common question is how often to replace carry ammunition. Many carriers rotate yearly, shooting the old rounds in practice and loading fresh ones.
Remington R20019 is new production ammunition, not reloads, made in the USA. It uses boxer-primed brass cases with non-corrosive priming. This listing ships as 10 boxes of 20 rounds for 200 rounds total from one lot. That is enough to verify function across all your magazines, carry the same lot for several years, and practice with your actual defensive load from time to time. Because 30 Super Carry is still a newer cartridge, defensive ammunition can sell out quickly, so having a case set aside is a practical hedge.
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