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American Eagle Handgun 45 Auto 230 Grain

American Eagle Handgun 45 Auto 230 Grain

Part # AE45A
  • Grain Weight: 230
  • Muzzle Velocity: 890
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$39.99
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Product Overview

Hit your target and train harder with the proven line of American Eagle® handgun ammunition. It provides performance similar to self-defense and competition loads for a familiar feel and realistic practice.

  • Clean-burning powders
  • Federal® primers and brass
  • Wide selection of bullet styles to suit target practice

Specs

Caliber 45 Auto
Grain Weight 230
Muzzle Velocity 890
Bullet Style Full Metal Jacket
Test Barrel Length In 5
Package Quantity 50
Usage Target Shooting

Ballistics

Velocity in feet per second
Muzzle 25 Y 50 Y 75 Y 100 Y
890 872 856 840 824
Energy in Foot Pounds
Muzzle 25 Y 50 Y 75 Y 100 Y
404 389 374 360 347
Average Range
25 Y 50 Y 75 Y 100 Y
-2.0 -6.9 -15.0
Height of bullet trajectory in inches above or below line of sight if zeroed at 25 yards. Sights 0.9 inches above bore line.

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Best FMJ you can buy
I recently tested .45 FMJ rounds from five different manufacturers. They included +P ammo from BB and DP. I tested the rounds through a 2 x 6 into a stack of glossy magazines. While hardly scientific, it does provide a good basis for comparison. I fully expected the boutique stuff to penetrate the farthest, especially since they were also flat points. I was totally surprised to see that this Federal ammo out-penetrated everything else. I finally figured out why. The jacket on this ammo is very thick. The other bullets, although they had higher velocity (950-1,000FPS instead of 890FPS) broke apart and fragmented. This ammo did not deform. Well done Federal. It is all I will be using for woods carry.
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Surprisingly dirty
I've fired Federal before and everything was fine. This time, I had no problems as far as function went. (And that's the most important thing.) But I was surprised how dirty the gun was afterward. I hadn't fired it in a while, so I cleaned and lubed it before I went to the range. I had multiple patches from the slide and barrel come off solid black. I still have several hundred rounds left and I plan to use them but I'll set more time aside for cleaning. If this is what Federal means by "clean burning powders," I hate to contemplate what they would consider dirty.
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