USC AMMO CLEANBARREL™ REMANUFACTURED 9MM 124 GRAIN BRONZE TPJ (1000 ROUND)

Remanufactured 9mm 124 grain Bronze TPJ ammunition refers to a type of 9mm ammunition that has been remanufactured, meaning it is made from previously fired brass casings that have been cleaned, inspected, and reloaded with new components. Here are some key details about this specific type of ammunition:

1. Caliber: The ammunition is chambered in 9mm, which is a popular handgun caliber used for self-defense, target shooting, and competition shooting.
2. Bullet Type: The Bronze TPJ (Total Poly Jacket) bullet is a type of fully encapsulated bullet where the entire projectile, including the base, is covered in a polymer jacket. This helps reduce barrel fouling and lead exposure, making it a cleaner option compared to traditional lead bullets.
3. Bullet Weight: The bullet weight is 124 grains, which is a common and versatile weight for 9mm ammunition. This weight offers a good balance of recoil control, accuracy, and terminal performance.
4. Case Type: Remanufactured ammunition is typically made from once-fired brass casings that have been inspected, resized, and reloaded with new components. These casings have been previously used but have undergone a thorough cleaning and inspection process to ensure their quality.
5. Performance: The performance of remanufactured ammunition can vary depending on the manufacturer and the quality control processes in place. It’s important to ensure that the remanufacturer follows strict quality control measures to ensure reliability and consistency.
6. Availability: Remanufactured ammunition is often available at firearms retailers, online ammunition vendors, and at shooting ranges that offer ammunition sales.

It’s worth noting that remanufactured ammunition is often a more cost-effective option compared to brand-new factory ammunition. However, it’s essential to purchase remanufactured ammunition from reputable manufacturers who follow strict quality control measures to ensure safety and reliability.

As always, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s recommendations and use ammunition appropriate for your firearm.