9mm – 135 Gr TMJ – Speer Lawman (53661) – 1000 Rounds

Want 9mm training ammo that is cleaner to shoot and built to match duty performance? Pick up this 1000 round case of Speer Lawman 53661 9mm Luger 135 grain TMJ ammo.

Speer designed the Lawman line for law enforcement training, where officers need practice ammo that shoots like their duty loads. This load uses a 135 grain total metal jacket bullet. Unlike a standard FMJ, which leaves lead exposed at the base, a TMJ bullet is fully enclosed in copper. That greatly reduces airborne lead when the round is fired, which is why many indoor ranges prefer or require it. The TMJ is also cleaner in your pistol and gentler on your barrel. The 135 grain weight splits the difference between common 124 and 147 grain loads, delivering a smooth, manageable recoil impulse. This is training ammunition for practice and qualification, not self-defense. The brass cases, non-corrosive primers, and clean-burning powder help keep your pistol running reliably through long sessions without heavy cleaning.

The 9mm Luger, also called 9x19mm Parabellum, is chambered in pistols like the Glock 17 and 19, SIG Sauer P320 and P365, Smith & Wesson M&P, Springfield Hellcat, CZ 75, and Beretta 92. Speer, based in Lewiston, Idaho, supplies ammunition to law enforcement agencies across the country. A 1000 round case keeps you supplied for months of indoor and outdoor range sessions, classes, and qualifications. Law enforcement agencies use Lawman for qualification because it feeds reliably in duty pistols and produces consistent, repeatable results from box to box.

This American-made Speer ammo is new production, brass-cased, Boxer-primed, and non-corrosive. The fired brass is reloadable. Each box holds 50 rounds, and twenty boxes make up this 1000 round case. Store the extra boxes in a cool, dry place. A full case from one lot also keeps your training results consistent from one session to the next.