Is Remington UMC ammo any good?

unless you want to spend a lot of money, yes, Remington UMC is good. Maintain your weapon properly and you can shoot anything you want out of it.

Is Remington UMC 9mm good?

With consistent reliability, smooth feeding and no jams, this Remington UMC 9mm ammo is perfect ammunition for target and practice shooting. Whether for practice, target shooting or training exercises, UMC ammunition is a superb choice for high volume shooting and hunting.

What are the best hollow point bullets?

12 of the Best New Hollow Point Ammo For 2016

• of 12. Barnes TAC-XPD.
• of 12. Black Hills.
• of 12. CorBon DPX.
• of 12. Federal Premium HST.
• of 12. Hornady Critical Duty.
• of 12. HPR Black Ops OTF.
• of 12. Remington Golden Saber Black Belt.
• of 12. Ruger ARX.

What does UMC on Remington ammo mean?

Union Metallic Cartridge Company
The Union Metallic Cartridge Company (UMC) was an early manufacturer of cartridge ammunition for small arms. Following merger with Remington Arms in 1912, the company manufacturing complex in Bridgeport, Connecticut became a major arms supplier during World War I.

Is the Remington UMC l9mm1b hollow point ammunition?

The Remington UMC L9MM1B ammunition is a 115-grain jacket hollowpoint load packaged in 100-round boxes. I’ve found these at the gun counter in Walmart for less than $30 before the recent ammo shortage. These rounds are packaged in relatively non-flashy green and white boxes.

Is the Remington 9mm good for self defense?

I’ve tested the 9mm Remington load through a variety of handguns including: With more than a thousand rounds put downrange, the ammo has functioned very well in all of the handguns. Additionally, the load is easy shooting due to the standard pressure and light bullet weight. In the guns I have shot, accuracy is better than I expected.

Do you think the Remington RP9 is a lemon?

Some will undoubtedly call the RP9 a lemon and say that Remington should not have forayed into polymer-based 9mm striker-fired guns. Any manufacturer will encounter mistakes when the product goes to mass-production. I feel that there is a chance that Remington lowered the bar for this one, in a haste to get it done.

Is the Remington RP9 9mm striker a good gun?

No more, no less. Some will undoubtedly call the RP9 a lemon and say that Remington should not have forayed into polymer-based 9mm striker-fired guns. Any manufacturer will encounter mistakes when the product goes to mass-production.