Bullseye pistol shooters have trusted the 200 grain semi-wadcutter in 45 ACP for generations because it is accurate and punches clean, easy to score holes. This listing is Black Hills 45 ACP 200 grain semi-wadcutter ammo, MPN D45N120, sold as 500 rounds. It suits target shooters, 1911 owners who enjoy precision slow fire, and anyone who wants a light recoiling 45 ACP practice load from a maker known for match ammunition.
The semi-wadcutter shape has a smaller flat nose stepping out to a sharp shoulder that cuts a full caliber hole in paper. That shoulder makes it easy to see and score hits at 25 and 50 yards. Target SWC loads are typically lighter than full power 230 grain ball, which helps with recoil control during sustained fire. This is target and practice ammunition, not a defensive load. We do not list a velocity because we could not confirm the published figure for this part number.
This ammunition fits pistols chambered in 45 ACP, including target and service 1911s from Colt, Springfield, Kimber, Les Baer, Dan Wesson, and Ruger, as well as the Smith and Wesson 625 revolver with moon clips. A common question is whether every 1911 feeds semi-wadcutters. Many target 1911s are built to feed SWC loads, but some service pistols need a polished ramp or different magazines, so test before a match. Another common question is whether light target loads cycle a 1911 reliably. Bullseye shooters often fit a lighter recoil spring to match softer loads, and stock springs usually work too.
Black Hills D45N120 is new production ammunition, not reloads, made in the USA in Rapid City, South Dakota. The cases are reloadable brass with boxer primers, and the components are non-corrosive. The listing ships as 500 rounds from one lot, which keeps point of impact steady for a full match season and makes the brass worth saving for handloading.
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