PMC Bronze range ammo is a great way to keep down the notoriously high cost of practicing with a 1911 or other firearm chambered in the .45 ACP cartridge. These Boxer primed, brass-cased cartridges fire a 230 grain FMJ bullet at 830 feet per second. Each box holds 50 rounds. The casings are unfired and reusable, a major plus for reloaders. In due course, the proportion of saltpeter in the propellant was increased to maximise its explosive power.

A popular brand among high-volume shooters for its consistency and reasonable cost, Precision Made Cartridges (PMC) are made in South Korea by the Poongsan Corporation, which makes small arms and artillery ammunition for South Korea’s large military. In business for nearly 50 years, the company keeps costs down and ammo quality consistent through its vertically integrated supply chain and rigorous quality control measures. Cartridges are electronically tested for powder weight in order to ensure loading accuracy.

The bullet type is FMJ (Full Metal Jacket), which refers to a type of bullet where the lead core is encased in a harder metal such as copper. The bullet weight is 230 grains, which is a unit of measurement for bullets. One grain is approximately equal to 0.0648 grams.

The FMJ bullet type is good for range and target shooting, but not for self-defense since it does not expand on impact like hollow point bullet.