9mm – 115 gr FMJ – Wolf Steel Case – 1350 Rounds

Steel case ammunition remains a common way to keep cost per round down when the goal is simply to shoot more. This listing is Wolf 9mm Luger 115 grain full metal jacket steel case ammo with a bi-metal jacket, sold as 1,350 rounds for plinking, casual practice, and shooters who do not reload their brass.

The 115 grain bullet is the lightest common 9mm practice weight, and it produces a quick, snappy recoil impulse that most shooters know well. The bi-metal jacket is a copper-washed steel jacket over a lead core, which means the bullet itself is attracted to a magnet. Full metal jacket bullets do not expand, so this load is meant for target shooting and training rather than self defense or hunting.

This ammunition fits pistols and carbines chambered in 9mm Luger (9x19mm), such as the Glock 17 and 19, SIG P320, Smith and Wesson M&P9, CZ 75, Beretta 92, Taurus G3, and the Ruger PC Carbine. A common question is whether steel case ammo is allowed at a given range. Many indoor ranges ban steel cases or bi-metal jacketed bullets because they can damage backstops and steel targets, and a range officer may check with a magnet, so ask before you go. Another common question is whether steel case 9mm works in every pistol. Most service pistols run it well, but steel cases do not seal the chamber as well as brass, so some tight match chambers can be finicky. Test a few magazines first.

This Wolf ammunition is new production, not reloads. The steel cases are Berdan primed and cannot be reloaded, and they are magnetic, so they are easy to pick up with a magnet sweeper but will not go into most brass recycling bins. Wolf is an imported steel case brand. This listing contains 1,350 rounds of 9mm 115 grain FMJ, a quantity that covers many months of regular practice.