500rds - 9mm Remington Golden Saber 147gr. BJHP Ammo
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Remington Ammunition 147 Grain Jacketed Hollow-Point (JHP) Ammo Details
Remington's 147-grain 9x19mm Golden Saber rounds are up to the task for home defense, uniformed patrol, and concealed carry. Each cartridge utilizes a reloadable brass casing that has been plated with nickel and equipped with a clean-sparking Boxer primer. The nickel material resists moisture and subsequent corrosion while increasing reliability by reducing friction during feeding and extraction. The hard brass jacket resists deformation for increased accuracy in-flight and punches through light barriers with less deflection.Golden Sabers have wide mouths and spiral-cut serrations which ensure wide, dependable expansion even at lower velocities. The heavy, 147-grain weight lends itself to smoother, stouter cycling and yields greater terminal energy at the end of its journey. During entry into a target, the bullet's increase in diameter will create a larger wound channel while delivering optimal energy to deeper zones in order to end a threat. Remington is an American company with over two centuries of experience during which they have developed a reputation for great firearms, consistent ammunition, and timeless calibers that are in use worldwide.
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Manufacturer
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ConditionNew
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Bullet Weight
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Bullet Type
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Use TypeSelf Defense
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Casing TypeNickel-Plated Brass
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Quantity500
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Ammo Caliber
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Manufacturer SKUGSB9MMCB
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Primer Type
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Muzzle Velocity990
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Muzzle Energy
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UPC Barcode047700474519
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Cost Per Round$1.23/ppr
Gel test Results
We tested this Remington Ammunition 9mm Luger (9x19) ammo by firing five rounds with a S&W M&P Shield with a -inch barrel into calibrated Clear Ballistics gelatin. Of those five rounds, we discovered the ammo penetrated an average of 14.42-inches into the gelatin. Our test rounds ended the test with an average expanded diameter of 0.584-inches, retaining 94% of the projectile's original weight.
On this page, you'll see video of our tests including photographs that detail the ammunition before/after firing it through a four-layer barrier into gelatin. Also, you'll see how this Remington Ammunition 9mm Luger (9x19) ammunition stacks up compared to other self-defense rounds in 9mm Luger (9x19).
To read more about our testing procedures and processes, please head here.
Unfired versus Fired Round Comparison
How do the results for this Remington Ammunition 9mm Luger (9x19) compare to other 9mm Hollow Point Ammo?
500rds - 9mm Remington Golden Saber 147gr. BJHP Ammo Gel Test Results
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| Bullet Depth (in.) | 10.4 | 13.5 | 14.8 | 15.2 | 18.2 |
| Expanded Diameter (in.) | 0.45 | 0.58 | 0.61 | 0.64 | 0.64 |
| Bullet Weight after shot (gr.) | 110 | 144 | 146 | 147 | 147 |
| Bullet Velocity (fps) | 870 | 895 | 907 | 917 | 918 |
The Reviews
Why Shooters and Hunters love or hate 500rds - 9mm Remington Golden Saber 147gr. BJHP Ammo
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GS was never designed to be short barrel ammo. These are great rounds, > 4 inch barrel.
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I have used this ammo for many years with no jamming or malfunctions of any kind in my Sig 226, Glock 19 Gen 4s and Browning High Power. I have carried a handgun for over 40 years and my first choice in ammo is always the most reliable for THAT weapon. When your life depends on your sidearm forget M.O.A it's reliability that makes rounds go down range. First you have to be able to put the rounds down range, then be absolutely sure of where their hitting. This ammo has never let me down and I'm going to stick with a sure thing!
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I recently had a lot of custom work done to my M&P 9, including a KKM threaded barrel with a CARVER Custom 3-port compensator; out of various rounds I tried, this Remington Golden Saber 147gr worked the best, with 10+ shot groupings that were half the spread of Speer Gold Dot 147gr, which was the second-best ammo I tested, which - according to AtG's ballistic gel testing - has tighter groups and much greater penetration (ridiculously so, IMO). It also seems to recoil less than other 147gr rounds I tested, so this has become my go-to round for self defense and any other situations where accuracy is essential and worth the extra price.
