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Buffalo Bore's 24H20 represents the kind of ammunition that works when it has to. This is a +P+ load loaded to Buffalo Bore's typical standard of building ammo that performs at advertised velocities from real-world guns rather than optimistic test barrels.
The cartridge pairs the Barnes TAC-XP solid copper hollow point with a hot powder charge that brings the round to 1400 fps and 500 ft-lbs of muzzle energy. The all-copper bullet design means there's no lead, and the lightweight construction generates very little felt recoil. That matters when you need quick follow-up shots. In ballistic gelatin testing, you should expect roughly 17 inches of penetration, which provides excellent depth for a 115-grain projectile.
Nearly every Buffalo Bore tactical and defensive load uses low-flash powder, and this one is no exception. That feature exists because most defensive incidents occur in low light conditions. The suppressed flash means you won't be blinded by your own muzzle blast if you have to defend yourself when the sun isn't up.
These rounds come in new production, non-corrosive boxer-primed brass cases that are reloadable. The ammunition ships in 20-round boxes, with 12 boxes per case if you're stocking up. This is serious defensive ammunition backed by a company with a reputation for building loads that work in the field.
This is a +P+ load, which means it requires a firearm rated for +P ammunition. Most modern carry and duty pistols handle +P rounds safely, but older guns and some compact models may not be rated for this pressure level. Check your firearm's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm +P compatibility before firing this ammunition.
Barnes TAC-XP bullets are engineered as solid copper projectiles with a large hollow-point cavity designed for consistent expansion and deep penetration. The all-copper construction means no lead, and the bullet's design typically expands into six sharp-edged petals when it hits target media. This design works reliably through various barriers like clothing, plywood, and auto glass.
This ammunition is purpose-built for defensive use. While you can practice with it, most shooters reserve premium defensive rounds for self-defense carry and practice with standard pressure or lead-free training rounds instead. It's smart to periodically fire your chosen carry ammunition through your gun to confirm reliability and familiarity with how it performs.
Most defensive shootings happen in low-light conditions, not on a sunny range. Low-flash powder significantly reduces muzzle flash, which means you won't be temporarily blinded by your own shot in a low-light scenario. That advantage can matter when you need to assess the threat or take follow-up shots.
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 2.20 |
| Grains | 115 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 24H20 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 651815024080 |
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