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Speer built the Lawman line for one job: giving you a training round that mimics your defensive ammo without beating up your wallet or your lungs. This 147 grain load runs a Total Metal Jacket flat nose bullet at a subsonic 985 fps out of a 4 inch barrel, generating 317 ft-lbs of energy, so the point of aim and recoil feel stay close to comparable duty and defense loads instead of feeling like a completely different gun.
What sets the Clean-Fire version apart from standard Lawman is the primer. Speer's patented Clean-Fire primer skips the lead, barium, and antimony found in most primer compounds, and the TMJ bullet fully encases the lead core so powder gases can't burn lead off the base as it travels down the barrel. For anyone who spends a lot of time on an indoor range, that combination cuts down noticeably on airborne lead exposure without changing how the round shoots or functions in your firearm.
This isn't a stripped down practice round that feels nothing like your carry ammo. The flat nose profile on the bullet also helps with accuracy, since it tends to cut cleaner holes in paper and gives a more consistent point of impact for drills and target work. Brass casing means reliable feeding and extraction, plus the option to reload down the line if that's part of your routine.
Speer has a long track record making ammo for law enforcement training programs, and the Lawman Clean-Fire line reflects that background. It's designed to function the same way box after box, so you can focus on your fundamentals instead of second guessing your ammo. Whether you're running drills at an indoor bay or putting rounds downrange outdoors, this load gives you dependable function with less mess left behind in your gun and less residue floating around the range.
The Clean-Fire version uses a special primer compound that leaves out lead, barium, and antimony, which are common in standard primers. Combined with the TMJ bullet that fully encases the lead core, this cuts down significantly on airborne lead at the firing line. Everything else about the round, including velocity and function, stays consistent with standard Lawman training ammo.
Yes, that's actually the main reason this load exists. Indoor ranges have less airflow than outdoor bays, so reducing lead exposure from both the primer and bullet base makes a real difference over repeated visits. It's a common choice for ranges that require or recommend lead free or reduced lead ammunition.
Speer designed Lawman to feed and function like standard pressure 9mm ammunition, so it should run fine in the vast majority of 9mm handguns. The brass casing and flat nose bullet profile help with consistent feeding through most magazine and feed ramp designs. As with any ammo, it's worth running a box through your specific firearm before relying on it heavily.
Yes, the cases are brass and built to be reloadable, which is a nice bonus if you load your own ammo. Just keep in mind the Clean-Fire primers are a specific formulation, so you'll want to source compatible lead free primers if you want to keep the reduced lead benefit when reloading.
| UPC | 076683538260 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 53826 |
| Caliber/Gauge | 9mm |
| Case Material | Brass |
| Grains | 147 gr |
| Shipping Weight | 1.75 |
| Units per Box | 50 |
| Cost per Round | 0.62 |
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