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The Buffalo Bore 24E20 is built around a core tactical reality: most defensive encounters happen in low light. This load uses flash-suppressed powder to minimize the bright muzzle flash that can temporarily blind you after the first shot, keeping your night vision intact when it matters most. That means better follow-up accuracy and maintaining your edge in a critical moment.
Loaded to +P specifications, this ammo runs about 1225 fps from a typical 4-inch barrel, delivering 413 foot-pounds of energy. The 124-grain Jacketed Hollow Point bullet sits in the sweet spot for the 9mm platform, balancing recoil management with serious terminal performance. The hollow point opens reliably on impact, creating a larger wound channel while the brass casing ensures smooth feeding and reliable extraction in both modern service pistols and compact carry guns.
Buffalo Bore loads to maximum SAAMI specifications for this round, which means you're getting a performance-tested load with consistent velocities and energy. Real-world testing shows the bullet expands predictably with penetration in the 12 to 15-inch range through ballistic gel, meeting FBI standards for defensive ammunition. The brass cases are fresh and properly dimensioned for reliable function.
If you're carrying a 9mm for personal protection, this load bridges the gap between adequate performance and manageable recoil. It works in full-size pistols, compact carry guns, and even smaller frames, though +P ammunition isn't appropriate for all firearms so verify your owner's manual first. The flash-suppressed powder is the real differentiator here, especially if you ever have to use your gun in a home defense situation or outdoors at night.
This is +P ammunition loaded to higher pressure than standard 9mm, so you need to verify your firearm is rated for +P rounds by checking your owner's manual. Most modern 9mm pistols handle it fine, but some older guns and some compact subcompacts may not be rated for it. Never fire +P ammo in a firearm not designated for it.
Flash-suppressed powder uses special additives that change how the gunpowder burns, producing a dull orange or reduced flash instead of a bright white or yellow muzzle flash. This is especially valuable in low-light defensive situations where the bright flash can temporarily blind you and ruin your night vision after firing the first shot. It's a tactical advantage in the dark.
The +P rating means higher pressure and velocity, giving you more energy on impact and better expansion from the hollow point. You get roughly 80 more feet per second and about 50 more foot-pounds of energy compared to standard loads. The tradeoff is slightly more recoil, though most shooters find it very manageable in modern pistols.
Yes, the brass cases are boxer-primed and can be reloaded, though Buffalo Bore recommends inspecting them after firing due to the higher pressures from +P ammunition. The cases are durable and well-made for reloading if that fits your workflow.
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.55 |
| Grains | 124 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24E20 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 651815024059 |
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