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The Equalizer represents an innovative approach to 9mm self-defense ammunition. Instead of relying on a single projectile, each round fires two different bullets from one cartridge. The design pairs a traditional 115-grain jacketed hollow point with a 50-grain hardcast disk, giving you the benefits of both expansion and deep penetration in a single shot.
The JHP up front is engineered to expand at lower velocities, creating the first wound channel. Behind it sits a 21 Brinell hardcast disk that's been gas checked for reliability. When fired, the two projectiles travel together initially, then separate and diverge through the target. Testing shows they group tightly together out to 25 yards, meaning shot placement remains consistent even though you're getting two distinct wound channels instead of one. The geometry creates more overall tissue damage than a conventional hollow point while the hardcast component ensures penetration that won't be stopped by intermediate barriers.
This is a +P load, which means it runs at higher pressures for increased velocity. Out of a Beretta 92FS, you're looking at 995 feet per second and 365 foot-pounds of energy. From a Ruger SR9 with a shorter barrel, you get 900 fps and 297 foot-pounds. The round performs optimally at closer defensive ranges where most personal protection encounters occur. It's worth noting that this ammunition runs low flash, which is a practical advantage for indoor defense situations.
The Equalizer uses brass cases and is reloadable if you're interested in handloading. Muzzle velocity figures are published, though some users report variations depending on their specific firearms. The ammunition is loaded to +P specs, so verify your firearm is rated for +P ammunition before use. These rounds aren't recommended for use with suppressors due to the unique projectile design.
With standard ammunition, you get one projectile creating one wound channel. The Equalizer fires two projectiles from a single shot, creating two separate and distinct wound channels that work together. The hollow point expands for rapid energy transfer while the hardcast disk penetrates deeply, combining the benefits of both bullet designs in a way conventional ammo can't match.
The Equalizer is loaded to +P specifications, which means it runs at higher pressures than standard 9mm ammunition. You can only use it in firearms that are rated for +P rounds. Check your firearm's manual or contact the manufacturer to confirm compatibility before purchasing. Using +P ammo in a gun not rated for it can cause damage to the weapon and safety issues.
The dual projectile design and the way the two bullets separate during flight don't work well with the way suppressors operate. The gases and the dual-projectile configuration together create complications with suppressor function, so manufacturers recommend against pairing this ammunition with sound suppressors.
A hollow point expands to create a larger wound channel but can lose penetration if it hits intermediate barriers. The hardcast disk is a solid, heavy metal projectile that penetrates deeply without expanding. By combining both in one round, the Equalizer gives you expansion and depth of penetration that neither design alone could provide.
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 1.20 |
| Grains | 165Gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9MM165EQ |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Hollow Point |
| Shipping Weight | 0.71 |
| Units per Box | 20 |
| UPC | 091037349217 |
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