SECONDS: 9mm, mixed projectiles (FMJ/TMJ) (250rds)

This is an excellent deal. I'm not using this as competition ammo and I have other ammo for defense. This is cost-effective "range ammo." I like the variety of projectiles for accuracy practice because it forces consistent technique regardless of load or condition. I've run through approximately 100 rounds, with my Canik Mete SFT and only one had a light primer strike, igniting on the second try. ​For my purposes and at this price, I plan to buy a lot more of these seconds.

Overall, decent. I know they are seconds, but I would venture to say that most of if not all of the fmj that was in the first 250 round bag were seated way too much. They still fired, but obviously far too short overall length.

You would never know these are "Factory Seconds"! Perfect for target practicing with the family!

First off, I’m a big MM fan, so this review isn’t meant to be overly critical. I just want people to know what to expect. I purchased 1500 rounds and hand sorted them all once I received them. Of the 1500, I pulled 202 that were clearly non usable (backwards projectiles, mis-seated primers, crushed casings, split casings, etc. so that means 13.5% of the rounds had to be tossed from the batch immediately. Of the remaining 1298, I’m fairly optimistic that most of them will function as intended. Just know that the blemishes are not just cosmetic. You will want to hand inspect each round because there are definitely some that you will NOT want to attempt to fire. Is it worth the discounted price? That’s debatable. For the budget minded shooter, it might be.

Not one blemished round. It was about 60% poly and the rest fmj. 3 people I know ordered 1000 rds and same results.