Winchester® SXZ™ Personal Protection and Training System Handgun Ammo
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- SXZ tactical ammo system - top ballistic technology and performance
- System combines powerful Personal Protection rounds with specially designed training rounds
- Training rounds match feeding, ballistic performance, accuracy, and recoil of the personal protection rounds
- System allows for more effective and realistic training
- Both rounds feature Winchester's Lubalox bullet coating
- Lubalox protects bullet and protects gun barrel shot after shot from fouling - fewer cleanings
- Personal Protection rounds feature hollow point design for maximum stopping power
- 50 rounds
The experts at Winchester have combined top ballistic technology and performance with realistic training to give you the SXZ Personal Protection and Training System. This handgun ammo system combines high-performance hollow point personal protection rounds designed for maximum stopping power with specially matched training rounds engineered to match the ballistic performance, feel, and function for ultra effective and realistic practice and training. Both the training and personal protection tactical rounds feature Winchester's Lubalox® black oxide bullet coating to protect your gun's barrel from fouling and reduce the number of needed cleanings and keep the bullet's jacket like new. The specially designed SXZ training rounds feature a special truncated cone design that provides the same feeding, feel, accuracy, and recoil of the SXZ personal protection rounds. 50 rounds.
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FMJ: Full Metal Jacket
JHP: Jacketed Hollow Point
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Shpank XD & XDM didn't like this
I purchased a case of each in the training ammo in 9mm, 40 S&W, and 45 ACP. I experienced multiple FTE's with every caliber runnint it through my XD 9 & 45, XDM 9 & 40 as well as my CZ SP01 Custom Sahdow Target with lighter springs. In my experience this ammo is not worth it as I have shot many other brands - including S&B, Rem, Speer, Hornady (my favorite), and others including Winchester white box and never had any problems with FTE's.
January 6, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by mrgoodfish3 great ammo
I shoot this ammo out of both my glock 22 and my colt 1911 and it performs flawlessly every time, i read an earlier post say they had issues with this in their 1911, they must be doing something wrong, because mine is a tack driver with this stuff, great ammo and great price!!! i've fired well over 100 rounds out of my 1911 with this and never had one problem
January 4, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by Mattitude Perfect ammo for training!!
I have been shooting this ammo for well over a year now and find it PERFECT to train with for personal protection as the projectile shape and ballistics match exactly for hollowpoint ammunition. This allows the shooter to check & assure the reliability of the pistol will cycle hollowpoint ammo without actually shooting the more expensive ammunition. The black projectile lube is much less fowling than typical copper jacketed ammunition which makes cleaning easier and faster. Accuracy is above average and is perfect for training, but I wouldn't recommend it for competition. I am disappointed that Bass Pro has increased the price from 11.99 a box of 9mm to 14.99 a box in the span of a year as now it's as much as 5 dollars more a box for comparible FMJ (non-Russian) target ammo which when buying in bulk of 1000 rounds is a difference of almost 100 dollars. Overall the product is really good, just the rising price is causing it to lose favor with me compared to other ammo that is now available.
December 12, 2010
Rated 1 out of 5 by Georgia1911 Jams bad
I purchased the .45 ACP Training ammo when it was on sale and took it to the range with my 1911. Misfed and jammed on almost every magazine. My 1911 would probably feed a ballpoint pen if you cut it to the right length, but this ammo is sad. I think it is brcause of the blunt nose. It also left an absolute mess of powder and backblast on my weapon. Not a good choice for home defense.
November 26, 2010
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2 1/2 in, 3 in, #00 , #000, ???more info please
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winchesters 410 shotgun ammo
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The .410 SXZ is 2.5" #000 buck.Source: Bass Pro's website...
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I have a box of 5 shells, it shows 410 gauge, 21/2", handgun, 000 buck (3 pellets) Box number SXZ41000. Have not used yet, look well made.Images for this Answer
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Yes. Winchester brass is some of the finest reloading brass made regardless or caliber.A:
Yes, the brass is boxer primed and fully reloadable.A:
Yes the brass is reloadable.Q:
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Is there any way besides a magazine or a TV show to know how personal protection bullets perform on your target?
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It is good if the bullets shoot good out of your gun, but that doesn't mean anything if the bullets don't perform when you get in that gun fight. You don't want bullets exploding or breaking apart when hitting a bulletproof vest when it isn't supposed to. You need something that will do it's job. Can you buy the ballistics gel to find out how bullets perform?Answers
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During practice, I've fired them into sand filled plastic containers, into phone books, and they've expanded without really fragmenting. Very happy with the personal protection rounds.A:
Get a bunch of empty milk cartons (2 gallon) and fill them with gelatin (make the gelatin in the cartons, put them in the fridge for hours until it is ready). Line them all up in a straight line, fire a round from about 10 yards out right through the center of the first one, and then go find where the bullet stopped and you will be able to see the mushroomingA:
You can buy ballistics gel but it is expensive. You can make your own test material out of wet newspaper bundles. Make sure they are fully waterlogged and then wrap an old shirt or coat around the outside of the bundle. Shoot them from yardage you wish, remembering that most self defense gunfights occur at less than 10 yards. After the shot, dig into the paper bundle to find your bullet and measure the penetration.For the record, I don't know of any bullet that will fragment when hitting a "bullet proof" vest and I haven't hear any reports of bad guys rountinely wearing them, so no worries for any ammo on that score.
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You can buy ballistics gel but it is quite expensive if you don't have an OEM source. Another method is to use wet telephone books as the target and check penetration and frangibility of various mfgs and loads.A:
YOU WANT THE BULLETS TO RETAIN MOST OF IT'S WEIGHT AND FORM IT SHOULD MUSHROOM ON IMPACT. THE BALLISTIC GEL COULD BE PURCHASED FROM FACTORY NOT RETAIL.
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There are ways to make the same thing and you have to do some web searching.Also, I would not always rely so much on ballistic gel testing. You need to go to
the Box Of Truth web site and review what this man has done with ammo that you may have high regards for.
It's and eye opener. Hence the name "the box of truth" (BOT) website.
This will SHOW you what your favorite ammo is capable of doing.
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