PMC‘s Bronze Centerfire Handgun Ammunition in .40 S&W (brand part no. 40DC) loads a 165-grain full metal jacket bullet at a listed 989 feet per second, sold here by the full 1,000-round case for shooters who train in real volume. PMC builds Bronze around high quality and dependability, with every cartridge passing a rigorous inspection before it leaves the factory, whether the bullet is this FMJ or one of the line’s hollow point or soft point offerings. At 165 grains, this loading runs lighter than the caliber’s original 180-grain standard, a common practice-ammo weight that trades a little recoil for a bit more velocity. At this case quantity, true cost works out to roughly 36 cents a round. For .40 S&W shooters who want dependable practice ammo in bulk, this handgun ammunition case is built to keep up.

Key Specifications

• The chambering is .40 S&W, a proven duty and practice cartridge.
• The bullet weighs 165 grains, lighter than the caliber’s original 180-grain standard.
• The bullet is a full metal jacket, built for reliable feeding rather than expansion.
• PMC builds Bronze around high quality and dependability, with every cartridge inspected.
• Muzzle velocity is listed at 989 fps.
• True cost runs about $0.36 per round at this case quantity.
• Shipping weight for the case runs 36 pounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this FMJ round good for defense? No, full metal jacket bullets aren’t built to expand; this load is best suited to range and practice use.

Why is this loaded at 165 grains instead of 180? The lighter bullet trades some weight for slightly more velocity, a common practice-ammo variation within the caliber.

How much does buying by the case save? True cost at this case quantity works out to roughly $0.36 per round, well below typical single-box pricing.

Buy PMC Bronze .40 S&W 165gr FMJ Case

A full case of inspected, dependable FMJ keeps a serious .40 S&W practice habit affordable round after round. Order from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop and it ships fast to your door.