lax ammo at ammosstore

lax ammo X-Treme Bullets features copper plating applied electrochemically to a precision swaged lead core. The base of the bullet is also fully coated in copper. X-Treme Bullets are proudly made out of the finest materials available in the United States in order to ensure performance delivered down range with each and every shot. Our process starts with a lead billet that is extruded into wire. The lead wire is then swaged into a core. The cores are copper plated, then re-struck once more. Though not common in the industry, this restrike process produces a bullet that is more uniform, with a more precise diameter and a smoother finish for a better shooting and a better looking bullet. X-Treme Bullets Copper Plated projectiles are re-struck to ensure our diameters are precise and consistent from bullet to bullet and lot to lot.

The history of the lax ammo is an interesting one. It’s cartridge was developed in the first decade of the 20th century, with the bullet mostly inside the case and its case capacity being perfectly suited for the bullet. The lax ammo specifically had been a problematic round, as the size of the pistol needed to be large to hold the cartridges of the .45’s. This was specifically an issue with female FBI agents in the 80’s due to the generally smaller physique of women. All the R&D and bullet tech gone in to the 9mm and .40’s by the FBI has translated over to the .45 seamlessly and the round has now become far more efficient than it was in the 80’sA perk of the .45 ACP is that it can use any modern bullet in .45 ACP can easily pass the FBI test. Additionally, this round possesses the appropriate amount of mass, frontal area, and velocity to pass for an effective self-defense round. As already mentioned, this is an efficient cartridge that results in impressive expansion upon impact. The size, again, is the drawback to these cartridges and their pistols. Even a compact .45 pistol is objectively large and more difficult to shoot for smaller stature people.