Aguila 40 S&W 180gr FMJ Ammunition 50rds – 1E402110

Bought myself my first 9mm and bought this, Remington and Magtech ammunition to try out. This was the least accurate of all. They all went off, fed and extracted just fine though.

Got my hands on Older Walther PP, family gun for years. Cleaned it up, needed AMMO. Bought this Aguila brand as an unknown, the gun was unknown to me. Fed all 50 through it with zero problems, good grouping. Would buy again in my particular case. Don't know why the review brought me to what appears 9mm rounds?

I have probably bought around 500-700 rounds of 9mm. Out of all, I've only had 1 of those rounds not fire. Other than that, no promlems at all.

New Bersa Firestorm 380,100rds CCI Blazer FMJ, NO problems. Of the 50rds of Aquilla FMJ, had one failure to fire. Checked the round, good detent on primer, reloaded round in the chamber, and failed to fire the second time. I would not trust this ammo with my life at stake. For brake-in and practice, its ok, but noticed more power residue after shooting the CCI.

I picked up a couple of boxes of the 124gr 9x19 to start breaking in a P80 build i just completed. At the range I had a hand full of malfunctions (a couple double feeds and some light primer strikes) but I'm not totally convinced any of it was due to the ammo. Bear in mind EVERYTHING was brand new so I was breaking in the pistol and magazines simultaneously. Every round went bang, extracted, and ejected like it should. It didn't seem any cleaner or dirtier than any other budget friendly ammo

Tried this brand made in Mexico with my first purchase of 22lR. Was just as good as my CCI but cheaper. Next tried the 9mm-It went bang-CONSISTANTLY. Whether in my Beretta 9mm or in my 9mm carbine. Great plinking rounds.

This ammo worked perfectly in my Kahr P380 jamomatic which is very sensitive to the type of ammo that I use. I would recommend this for edc. Just my 2 cents.