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Remington HTP Defense 9mm Luger 147 gr JHP Ammunition - 20 Rounds
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- Capacity-Rounds:
- 20
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 9mm Luger
- Grain:
- 147
- Muzzle Velocity:
- 990
- Application:
- Home Defense
- Muzzle Energy:
- 320 ft lbs
- HazAir:
- Yes
Remington HTP Defense 9mm Luger ammunition delivers a reliable, serious option for defensive carry and duty use. Loaded with a 147-grain jacketed hollow point (JHP) bullet, this load is built around proven component quality—first-grade brass cases, premium propellants, and Kleanbore primers—giving you ammunition engineered to perform when you need it most. The heavier 147-grain bullet in 9mm provides the velocity-to-weight balance that serious defensive shooters have long favored.
HTP bullets are designed for consistent expansion and strong weight retention, two characteristics that matter in defensive ammunition. Whether you're outfitting a carry gun, duty weapon, or home-defense pistol, you're working with ammunition manufactured to exacting US standards. Each box contains 20 rounds, ready to load and shoot.
Remington's commitment to quality control in their ammunition manufacturing means you get predictable performance and reliable feeding through your 9mm handgun. If you shoot 9mm and want defensive ammunition from a maker with decades of ammunition heritage, HTP Defense is worth your consideration.
Key Features
- 147-grain jacketed hollow point (JHP) projectile for defensive use
- First-quality brass cases for reliable chambering and reloadability
- High-grade propellants and Kleanbore priming for consistent ignition
- Engineered for bullet expansion and weight retention
- Made in the USA
- 20 rounds per box
Specifications
| Caliber | 9mm Luger |
| Bullet Weight | 147 grains |
| Bullet Type | Jacketed Hollow Point (JHP) |
| Rounds Per Box | 20 |
| Manufacturer | Remington |
| Country of Origin | USA |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Remington HTP Defense ammunition suitable for self-defense carry?
Yes. HTP Defense is engineered as a defensive load, with jacketed hollow point bullets designed for expansion and weight retention—the core requirements of defensive handgun ammunition. It's loaded to appropriate performance standards for 9mm self-defense use.
What's the difference between 147-grain and lighter 9mm loads?
The 147-grain bullet is the heavier standard 9mm projectile. Heavier bullets generally travel at lower velocities but deliver more momentum and can provide a different expansion and penetration profile than lighter loads. Many defensive shooters prefer 147-grain 9mm for the velocity-to-weight balance it offers.
Can I reload Remington HTP Defense brass?
Remington HTP Defense uses first-quality brass cases, which can typically be reloaded. However, always verify that your reloading process and equipment are appropriate for once-fired brass, and follow safe reloading practices.
How many rounds are in a box?
Each box contains 20 rounds of ammunition.
Ammunition Restrictions:
You must be 18 years or older to purchase shotgun or rifle ammunition, and 21 years or older for handgun ammunition. All ammunition must be shipped via Domestic Ground, and shipping is not available for international residents. Residents of CA, DC, IL, MA, NY, CT, and NJ may be subject to additional restrictions. Always ensure you use the appropriate ammunition for your firearms, and check your state and local laws for any other relevant regulations on firearms and ammunition. Due to Department of Transportation regulations, returns on ammo cannot be accepted. Please verify local laws before placing an order.
We are unable to ship ammunition to the following:
- Hawaii
- Alaska
- P.O. Boxes
- APO/FPO Addresses
- International Addresses
- U.S. Territories
- U.S. addresses with zip codes starting with (100, 101, 102)
Illinois residents must provide a copy of a valid FOID Card or Valid Concealed Carry License, along with their IL driver’s license or IL state identification card to purchase ammunition. The ammunition can only be shipped to an address listed on either of those two documents.
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