Remington Ammunition R28908 9mmLuger+P 147gr Hard Cast 20 Per Box/10 Case

Remington 9mm Luger +P ammunition with 147-grain hard cast bullets delivers a heavy, reliable handgun round built for serious shooters who demand consistent performance. This load pairs a substantial 147-grain projectile with Remington's hard cast construction, engineered to handle the higher pressures of the +P specification. Whether you're training at distance, running defensive drills, or shooting full-power loads through a 9mm that's rated for +P, this ammunition offers the ballistic mass and construction quality you expect from Remington's centerfire handgun lineup.

Hard cast bullets are known for their durability and penetration characteristics—they resist deformation and hold their integrity through barrier materials better than many conventional designs. The 147-grain weight sits at the heavier end of common 9mm offerings, which can contribute to slightly reduced velocity but may help manage recoil impulse and provide consistent terminal performance depending on your firearm and intended use.

This ammunition ships in convenient 20-round boxes, with each case containing 10 boxes for a total of 200 rounds per case. Remington's long track record in ammunition manufacturing means consistent quality control and reliable function across a wide range of 9mm platforms. Always verify that your firearm is rated for +P ammunition before use, and follow all manufacturer guidance for safe handling and storage.

Key Features

• 147-grain hard cast bullet construction for consistent penetration and durability
• 9mm Luger +P specification for higher velocity and energy in rated firearms
• Packaged in 20-round boxes; 10 boxes per case (200 rounds total)
• Remington quality and reliability across a broad range of 9mm pistols

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this ammunition safe to shoot in my 9mm pistol?

This is a +P load, which means it generates higher pressure than standard 9mm Luger ammunition. Before using it, verify that your firearm's manual or marking explicitly states that it is rated for +P ammunition. Not all 9mm pistols are designed to handle +P pressures. When in doubt, contact your firearm manufacturer or consult the owner's manual.

What does "hard cast" mean, and why does it matter?

Hard cast bullets are manufactured from harder lead alloy (often with added tin or other hardening agents) and cast rather than swaged. They resist deformation and fragmentation better than softer bullets, which can improve penetration and consistency, particularly in self-defense or training scenarios where reliable expansion or deep penetration is a consideration.

How much ammunition is in a case, and how is it packaged?

Each case contains 10 boxes, with 20 rounds per box, for a total of 200 rounds. This bulk packaging is ideal for shooters who train regularly or want to stock up on Remington's centerfire handgun ammunition.

What's the typical use for 147-grain 9mm ammunition?

The 147-grain weight is a popular choice for training, target shooting, and defensive applications. The heavier bullet can offer a different ballistic profile and recoil character than lighter loadings, and is commonly selected by shooters who want the combination of hard cast construction and +P velocity for reliable performance.