Fort Scott Munitions 9mm+P-080-SCV Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) 9mm+P 80gr Solid Copper Spun 20 Per Box/25 Case

Fort Scott Munitions 9mm+P ammunition loaded with 80-grain solid copper spun projectiles is purpose-built for defensive and duty use where reliable bullet performance matters. The Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) design is engineered to deliver controlled expansion and energy transfer on target, making this +P load a serious choice for shooters who demand consistency from their carry or duty ammunition.

The solid copper spun construction sets this round apart from traditional lead-core designs. By eliminating the lead core entirely, Fort Scott creates a projectile that's denser and more uniform in its behavior downrange. Coupled with the +P pressure specification, this 9mm load delivers the velocity and terminal performance profile that serious shooters expect from a modern defensive cartridge.

Each box contains 20 rounds, and cases ship in quantities of 25 boxes for those who shoot regularly or maintain a serious ammunition supply. Whether you're training for duty, stocking a reliable defensive load, or simply exploring what modern ammunition engineering can offer, this Fort Scott offering delivers both consistency and purpose-driven design.

Key Features

• Tumble Upon Impact (TUI) design for controlled terminal performance
• Solid copper spun projectiles—no lead core
• 9mm+P pressure specification for increased velocity
• 80-grain bullet weight optimized for 9mm duty loads
• 20 rounds per box; case quantities available

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What does "Tumble Upon Impact" mean?

TUI is Fort Scott's terminal performance design philosophy. The projectile is engineered to tumble and transfer energy predictably upon impact, delivering controlled expansion suitable for defensive applications.

Is this ammunition suitable for defensive or duty use?

Yes. Fort Scott Munitions designs this round specifically for shooters who prioritize reliable terminal performance. The +P specification, solid copper construction, and TUI design are all intended to support serious defensive applications.

How is the solid copper spun bullet different from standard ammunition?

By using solid copper instead of a lead core, the projectile achieves greater density and more uniform behavior. This construction eliminates the variables associated with jacket-to-core separation and delivers consistent performance shot to shot.

What's included in a case purchase?

A case contains 25 boxes, with 20 rounds per box, for a total of 500 rounds per case.