Dickinson Brass/Stl 9Mm 115Gr Full Metal Jacket 50 Per Box

The Dickinson Brass/Steel 9mm 115-grain full metal jacket round is a straightforward, no-frills centerfire handgun cartridge built for shooters who want reliable practice and training ammo without complexity. Each box contains 50 rounds—enough for a solid range session or to stock your safe without breaking the bank. Whether you're zeroing a new carry gun, running drills at the range, or just keeping your fundamentals sharp, these 9mm rounds deliver the consistency you need at an honest price point.

Dickinson ammunition has earned a reputation for delivering decent performance at accessible cost. The 115-grain full metal jacket projectile is the standard go-to for 9mm handguns—common across every platform from compact carry guns to full-size duty firearms. FMJ rounds are non-expanding by design, which makes them ideal for range work and training where you're focused on shot placement and trigger control rather than terminal ballistics.

The brass and steel casing construction keeps the cost down without sacrificing basic reliability. You'll feed these rounds through your pistol without drama, and if you reload, the brass cases are straightforward to process. This is ammunition that does exactly what it's supposed to do: cycle reliably, print reasonably tight groups, and let you practice without thinking twice.

Key Features

• 115-grain full metal jacket projectile—the standard load for 9mm training and range use
• 50 rounds per box for convenient range sessions
• Brass and steel casing construction
• Reliable feeding across all common 9mm handgun platforms

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What guns will this 9mm ammo work in?

These rounds are standard 9mm Luger cartridges and will function in any firearm chambered for 9mm—handguns, carbines, and other platforms that accept 9mm ammunition.

Is this ammo good for practice and training?

Yes. The 115-grain full metal jacket is purpose-built for range work and training. FMJ bullets don't expand, so they're ideal for target shooting, drills, and zeroing where you're focused on consistency and accuracy rather than terminal performance.

How many rounds come in a box?

Each box contains 50 rounds, making it convenient for a single range session or to break up larger purchases.

Can I reload the brass cases?

The brass cases can be reloaded. Steel cases in the mix are not typically reloadable, so you'll get reloadable brass from each box depending on the case composition.