Shop 9mm ammo for range and carry. FMJ range loads in 115gr and 124gr include Sellier & Bellot, Magtech, Blazer Brass, Fiocchi, Winchester USA, PMC Bronze and Sterling, with 1,000-round cases. Defense and specialty loads include Federal HST and Syntech, Sig Sauer JHP and M17, Hornady Critical Defense and 147gr and 150gr subsonic.
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How to Choose the Right 9mm Ammo
9mm ammo is one of the most popular handgun calibers because it offers a strong balance of affordability, availability, and practical performance. But not all 9mm loads are the same. Buyers often need to choose between FMJ and hollow point, 115 grain and 124 grain, and brass case versus steel case depending on how the ammo will be used.
For range use, many shooters prefer FMJ loads in 115 grain or 124 grain. For defensive use, many buyers choose hollow point loads. Understanding those differences helps you buy smarter and avoid wasting money on ammo that doesn’t match your intended purpose.
If you want a complete buying guide, start with our Best 9mm Ammo Guide and our Best 9mm Ammo for Range Use article.
If you're planning to stock up, read our Bulk 9mm Ammo Guide. You can also compare common 9mm buying decisions in our comparison hub, including 115 vs 124 Grain 9mm and FMJ vs Hollow Point 9mm.
9mm Ammo — Frequently Asked Questions
Do you sell 9mm FMJ ammo in bulk?
Yes. 9mm FMJ comes in 1,000-round cases from Sellier & Bellot, Magtech, Fiocchi and Blazer Brass, and Winchester USA 115gr comes in 100-round boxes. See bulk ammo.
What is the difference between 115 and 124 grain 9mm?
Grain is bullet weight. 115gr is the lighter, common range load, and 124gr is slightly heavier. Both are available here in FMJ from Sellier & Bellot, Magtech and Fiocchi. See our 115 vs 124 grain 9mm guide.