500 Round Flat Can – 9mm Luger Speer Lawman 124 Grain TMJ Ammo – 53651 – Packed in Metal Canister

Speer Lawman 9mm Luger 124 Grain TMJ – 500 Round Flat Can (53651)

Accurate. Consistent. Cost-effective. The Speer Lawman 9mm Luger 124 Grain TMJ is engineered for shooters seeking reliable performance during range sessions, training exercises, or tactical scenarios. Equipped with a 124-grain Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) bullet in high-quality reloadable brass cases, this ammunition ensures superior precision while minimizing lead exposure for a safer, cleaner shooting experience. Built to rigorous standards with CCI primers and clean-burning propellants, Speer Lawman mirrors the recoil and ballistics of premium duty rounds, making it perfect for law enforcement, competitive shooting, and dedicated enthusiasts.

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Proudly manufactured in the USA, every round guarantees smooth cycling and consistent accuracy with stable velocity and pressure. Whether you're sharpening your marksmanship or preparing for critical situations, Speer Lawman delivers the dependability and performance you need, shot after shot.

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Key Features:

• Caliber: 9mm Luger (9x19mm)
• Bullet Weight: 124 grain
• Bullet Type: Total Metal Jacket (TMJ) Round Nose
• Case: Brass (reloadable)
• Primer: CCI Boxer, non-corrosive
• Packaging: 50 rounds box (500 rounds per canister)
• Made in the USA

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Ballistics:

Distance	Velocity (fps)	Energy (ft-lbs)
Muzzle	1,090	327
50 yards	1,011	281
100 yards	951	249

Note: Ballistic data beyond muzzle velocity and energy are estimated based on typical performance characteristics of similar ammunition.

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Boost your training with the Speer Lawman 9mm Luger 124 Grain TMJ – a seamless blend of accuracy, reliability, and value. Order your 500-round flat can today at SGAmmo and trust in the quality favored by professionals and avid shooters alike!

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Please note: These ammo cans are made from a soft, mild steel sheet metal. This type of metal is easy to bend and form by design, therefor these ammo cans commonly get small dents and dings from the package handling in transit that do not affect the functionality of the canister as a storage container. Minor dents and dings are easy to straighten and repair using a wood block and hammer to form the metal back into shape. We make a reasonable effort to package these cans to arrive in good shape, but we do not warranty the cans to be in perfect cosmetic condition after delivery, and we do not exchange or replace cans due to superficial damage issues such as dents, dings, chipped paint, or creasing of the metal that occur in transit.