This 40 S&W cartridge by Sellier & Bellot sports an 180 grain projectile, the original bullet weight that Bob Klunk assigned to it when when he designed the round. Built for self-defense, this round’s jacket is made of a hard copper alloy that causes it to feed reliably in a semi-automatic pistol and also prevent lead fouling in its bore. Its jacket assures that this bullet is able to penetrate targets, after which the notches around its tip create fault lines along which expansion can reliably occur. This is a cost-effective ammunition that you’ll be able to palate training with until you feel familiar with its performance.

As the oldest continually operational ammunition manufacturer in the world, Sellier & Bellot brings nearly two centuries worth of experience to the table when they create their products. Their ammo’s high quality as well as their affiliation with the enormous CBC Group have made theirs a familiar name with shooting enthusiasts throughout the world.