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PPU 9mm Browning Long 108gr FMJ 50 Rounds

UPC: 8605003813309

$35.99

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Description

If you own a 9mm Browning Long pistol, you know finding factory ammunition is like searching for a needle in a haystack. Prvi Partizan (PPU) is one of the few manufacturers still producing this caliber, and this box of 50 rounds gives you reliable options for your Husqvarna, FN Model 1903, or other 9x20mm firearms.

PPU's Approach to 9mm Browning Long

PPU brings decades of ammunition expertise to this obsolete but still-functional cartridge. These are brass-cased rounds with non-corrosive boxer primers, so you can reload the brass if you're into handloading. The 108-grain full metal jacket bullet delivers consistent ballistics at 1148 fps with 316 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. That's decent velocity for a pistol round designed over a century ago, and collectors appreciate the straightforward FMJ design.

Why This Matters for Your Vintage Pistols

The 9mm Browning Long carries real historical weight. It was designed for the early 1900s blowback pistols that still see range time today. Unlike some ammunition that gets discontinued and stays gone, PPU has kept this caliber alive. The semi-rimmed cartridge headspaces on the rim, a design feature that matters when you're feeding it through older firearms. Quality control from PPU ensures the brass chambers reliably and the round performs predictably.

Each box contains 50 rounds packaged for safe storage. If you're serious about maintaining your vintage pistol collection and actually shooting them, this is solid ammunition that won't let you down.

Key Specifications

  • Caliber: 9mm Browning Long (9x20mm)
  • Bullet Weight: 108 grains
  • Bullet Type: Full Metal Jacket (FMJ)
  • Case Material: Brass
  • Primer Type: Boxer, non-corrosive
  • Muzzle Velocity: 1148 fps
  • Muzzle Energy: 316 ft-lbs
  • Rounds Per Box: 50
  • Boxes Per Case: 20
  • Manufacturer: Prvi Partizan (PPU)
  • Manufacturer Part Number: PPH9BL
  • UPC: 8605003813309
  • Reloadable: Yes

What’s Included

  • 50 rounds of PPU 9mm Browning Long 108gr FMJ ammunition in factory box

Frequently Asked Questions

Is 9mm Browning Long ammo hard to find?

Yes. This caliber is obsolete and limited to specialty manufacturers. PPU is one of the few commercial producers still making factory 9mm Browning Long ammunition, which makes this rounds especially valuable for owners of vintage FN 1903, Husqvarna M/1907, and other classic pistols chambered in this round.

Can I reload 9mm Browning Long brass?

Yes, PPU uses boxer-primed brass cases that are reloadable. However, you'll need specialized reloading dies designed for this cartridge or improvise with dies from similar calibers like 38 Special or 38 Auto. Many handloaders modify 38 Super or 38 ACP brass by shortening it to proper length.

What guns shoot 9mm Browning Long?

Primarily vintage European military pistols from the early 1900s including the FN Model 1903, Swedish Husqvarna M/1907, Dutch and French variants, and some older Webley autos. These are collector pieces and historical firearms rather than modern carry guns.

How does PPU 9mm Browning Long compare in quality?

PPU has manufactured ammunition since 1928 and maintains high quality control standards. This ammunition delivers consistent velocities and reliable feeding. Customer feedback from vintage pistol owners is positive for accuracy and cleanliness, though availability remains limited compared to modern calibers.

Additional information

UPC

8605003813309

Manufacturer

Manufacturer Part Number

PPH9BL

Caliber/Gauge

9mm Browning Long

Case Material

Brass

Grains

108 gr

Units per Box

50

Cost per Round

0.72

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