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The Remington UMC .40 S&W 180 grain JHP gives you the performance you need without the premium price tag. Manufactured right here in Lonoke, Arkansas, this ammo uses factory-fresh brass casings paired with non-corrosive Kleanbore primers that feed reliably through most .40 platforms. The 180 grain weight is the standard in .40 S&W territory, and this particular loading ships at 1015 fps with 412 ft/lbs of muzzle energy, putting solid downrange power in your hands.
The JHP bullet geometry does two important things well: it delivers controlled expansion that limits penetration to reasonable depths, and it prevents that over-penetration that can happen with full metal jacket rounds. This makes the 180 gr JHP profile work whether you're running range drills, training courses, or keeping something loaded for personal security. The hollow point isn't some exotic premium design, but it's proven and it works.
UMC ammunition is engineered specifically for people who shoot more than a box or two every few months. The 100 round box is standard range-day quantity. The brass is reloadable with those boxer primers, so if you're into handloading you can stretch your dollar even further. Quality control meets SAAMI spec, which means consistent powder charges and bullet seating. You won't get match-grade precision, but you'll get functional, dependable ammunition.
This is what American-made value ammunition actually looks like. Made with standard Remington components, loaded to moderate pressures, and packaged for people who need to buy in volume without spending like they're loading defensive carry ammo. Run it through your practice sessions, your training courses, or use it for keeping your skills sharp between carry rounds. UMC has been doing this since the days when the Union Metallic Cartridge Company name actually meant something, and Remington kept that tradition alive.
The JHP design delivers controlled expansion with reduced over-penetration, making it suitable for defensive scenarios. However, if self-defense is your primary use, consider specialized defensive loads designed and tested specifically for that purpose. Many people use UMC for practice to match the weight of their carry rounds without the expense.
Yes. The cartridges come with reloadable brass cases and boxer primers, so you can process and reload these cases if you handload. The case quality is consistent enough for standard reloading purposes.
The 180 grain is the traditional standard weight for .40 S&W, offering a good balance between velocity, energy, and recoil management. Lighter loads like 165 grain may shoot snappier, while heavier options aren't common. Most .40 shooters have experience with 180 grain loads, making it easy to match your practice ammo to your carry rounds.
UMC ammunition is known to produce more visible carbon fouling than some premium brands due to the powder formulation. Expect slightly dirtier brass and firearms after shooting compared to higher-end ammunition. Regular cleaning after range sessions will keep your gun running smoothly.
| Caliber/Gauge | .40 S&W |
|---|---|
| Case Material | Brass |
| Cost per Round | 0.58 |
| Grains | 180 gr |
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 23687 |
| Shipping Weight | 3.9 |
| Units per Box | 100 |
| UPC | 047700382500 |
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