As Jacketed Hollow Points, these rounds have above-average-in-strength cases and don’t break apart like some hollow points do, which cuts down on lead fouling in your gun’s barrel. They are fantastic defense rounds, but just because they’re meant for self-defense doesn’t mean you shouldn’t train with them. Training with this ammunition is wise because they’re more powerful than the average target round, so you need to be comfortable with the increased recoil. Remember, recoil affects shot placement and speed.

At 124 grain these are lightweight, allowing for greater speed.
This ammunition has a muzzle velocity of 1,125 feet per second and a muzzle energy of 349 foot-pounds.