9mm – 124 Grain FMJ – MAXX Tech – 500 Rounds

Višegradska. Don’t try to read that city’s name out loud. Don’t try to locate it on a map of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the country where it is located, either. The only thing you have to know about Višegradska is this: it is the hometown of Pobjeda Technology, which manufactured this 9mm range ammunition for MAXX Tech.

Ammo from places with unpronounceable names makes you ask important questions, the first of which is this: “Is this ammo magnetic?” It is not! MAXX Tech’s brass-cased ammunition features traditional full metal jacket projectiles, with copper-alloy shells and plain old lead cores. The bullet’s 1,126 fps muzzle velocity is a little low considering its 124 grain weight. That’s still supersonic at sea level, though, and potent enough to fully cycle a semi-auto.

This ammo’s Boxer primers are fully noncorrosive. No rust. Its cases are also made of solid brass, although you would find difficulty trying to handload them. The case conceals a shelf to facilitate bullet seating at the factory. It won’t do you any favors at your reloading table.