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If you're serious about putting rounds downrange without spending a fortune, Magtech's 9mm steel case load hits the mark. This isn't compromised ammo either. Magtech uses zinc-plated steel cases instead of lacquered ones, which means you get better feeding and ejection characteristics without the fouling problems that plague cheaper Russian options. The zinc coating stays smooth as it cycles through your gun, and you'll notice the cases stay cleaner too.
What sets this Magtech load apart from typical steel-cased ammo is the manufacturing approach. Instead of applying a polymer or lacquer coating that breaks down as the barrel heats up and causes extraction problems, Magtech went with zinc plating. Pair that with a non-corrosive boxer primer and you've got ammunition that actually functions reliably across most 9mm platforms. The 115-grain full metal jacket uses a standard lead core with a copper jacket, and you get consistent, predictable performance for the distance.
Out of a 4-inch barrel, you're looking at 1135 fps with 329 ft-lbs of energy. That's solid velocity for a 115-grain load, and it means the round maintains speed and authority downrange. You won't see significant velocity loss even at extended range, which makes these rounds suitable for everything from target practice to transition drills. The soft recoil impulse makes it easy to stay on target during longer sessions, and the FMJ design feeds smoothly through virtually every 9mm platform without the finicky behavior some steel cases display.
The main draw here is cost. Steel cases are cheaper to produce, which translates directly to savings for you. Magtech's commitment to quality control means you're not sacrificing reliability to hit that lower price point. User experience across different platforms confirms these rounds function without the jams or failures that some bargain-bin ammo introduces. For high-volume shooters who run dozens of boxes per range session, this is where you see real money saved.
Yes. This ammunition functions reliably in virtually all 9mm Luger firearms including pistols, carbines, and submachine guns. The zinc-plated steel cases feed and extract smoothly without the reliability issues associated with lacquered or polymer-coated steel ammo. Just note these rounds aren't reloadable due to the steel case.
The zinc coating provides a critical advantage. Traditional steel cases use lacquer or polymer coatings that flake off as the barrel heats up, causing extraction problems. Magtech's zinc plating stays smooth and functions cleanly without fouling the chamber. Combine that with a boxer primer and quality control, and you get more reliable ammunition than most budget steel-cased options.
From a 4-inch barrel, this load produces 1135 fps and 329 ft-lbs of energy. That velocity is maintained reasonably well at distance, so you won't see dramatic performance drops even when shooting at extended range. Velocity can vary based on your specific barrel length, with longer barrels producing slightly higher velocities.
Magtech uses clean-burning powder formulations, and since these rounds are zinc-plated rather than lacquered, you'll see less fouling in your gun compared to older steel-case designs. That said, some shooters report occasional sparking indoors from the zinc coating, though it's minimal and not a safety concern.
| Bullet Weight (Grains) | 115 |
|---|---|
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Case Material | Steel |
| Cost per Round | 0.28 |
| Grains | 115Gr |
| Length | 4.2000 |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 9AS |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Full Metal Jacket |
| Shipping Weight | 1.3 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| UPC | 754908328116 |
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