9mm is a versatile round, perfect for a 9mm handgun for concealed carry, a larger duty handgun, or a pistol caliber carbine. Shop our selection of 9mm ammunition from FMJ to specialty defense ammunition from Fiocchi, Federal, Winchester, and much more. Save even more by buying 9mm ammo in bulk.
9mm ammunition is one of the most popular and versatile rounds available, ideal for everything from concealed carry handguns to full-size duty pistols and pistol caliber carbines. At Palmetto State Armory, we offer a wide selection of 9mm ammo, including reliable FMJ loads for training and range use, as well as premium defensive rounds from trusted brands like Fiocchi, Federal, Winchester, and more.
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Choosing the right 9mm ammo depends on how you plan to shoot—training, competition, home defense, or suppressed use. While all 9mm Luger (9×19) cartridges share the same dimensions, bullet type, grain weight, pressure level, and case material can significantly affect performance.
| Bullet Weight | Performance | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| 115gr | Light recoil, high velocity | Training & target shooting |
| 124gr | Balanced recoil & performance | Training & self-defense |
| 147gr | Subsonic, softer impulse | Suppressed setups & defense |
Standard pressure 9mm works in all modern pistols and is ideal for routine training. 9mm +P is loaded to higher pressure for increased velocity and improved expansion, but should only be used in firearms specifically rated for +P ammunition.
Bulk 9mm ammo—typically sold in 250-, 500-, or 1,000-round packs—offers the lowest cost per round. It's the best value for high-volume shooters, training classes, and range days.
Understanding bullet type, grain weight, pressure level, and case material will help you choose the best 9mm ammo for your firearm and shooting needs.