9mm Luger 115gr +P JHP Corbon Ammo Box (20 rds)

Hard to find 02/26/2021
By Dennis
So many places sold out of 9mm ammo. Have not used this brand before. Eager to get to my local gun range to try them out (when all the snow melts and I can get to it).

1st time 12/24/2020
By Bryan Willcoxson
First time buying ammo on line. Very happy with the way it went

My opinion 03/03/2019
By John Blanton
Haven’t shot any yet but have used other calibers of this brand and always had great results

Best Defense Ammo 06/27/2018
By Thomas Giambra Jr.
Very good ammo at a great price. Was not able to find near me, they had it in stock. Thanks.... T.G.

great rounds 08/08/2011
By 
I picked up a box of this bulk 9mm luger ammo and can only say "wow"

Corbon DPX 9mm 02/11/2011
By John L. Sparks
This is the only defence 9mm luger ammo I use on my Glocks. The knock down power is similar to what one can get with a 45ACP.

Nato rounds 01/09/2010
By Jungle Jim
Sorry to bust your bubble Al, Corbon did make it to Iraq. Into the hands of soldiers, I was a contractor myself. Nato rounds will get you dead fast. A couple of bulk 5.56 ammo boxes made the trip also. I wish Obama would turn our boys lose, if they want bad, we will show them bad!!!!!!!!!!!

I agree with Being Honest 11/15/2009
By Al Something
Corbon has always been incredible 9mm luger ammo and the DPX has exceeded what they had but Terry never experienced shooting anyone with it in Iraq. Regular Army doesn't get to carry special ammo and most surely he didn't have a custom weapon to bang doors with. Sorry to bust your bubble there Terry but leave the Warrior stories to the real Warriors. The double and triple Tab wearers are those. I am a Security contractor working in Iraq.

Being Honest 04/16/2009
By Snake Man
It's my opinion that Terry W's review is slightly exagerated. Bulk 9MM luger Hollow point ammo can't be used by the US military, in any branch. A Nato Mil-spec. round (FMJ) must be used. The US. Army doesn't issue troops hollow point ammo, nor allows hollow point ammo to be used by US. troops. On another note, there's no misconseption, bigger does have more energy. Would you rather get hit with a bicycle or a car doing 30 mph.? A .50 cal. BMG round, even if it were a hollow point, would pass completely through a human body too fast to expand. It would still kill but you have to understand it left a 1/2 inch hole in the body it passed through. A .22 LR. doesn't have the energy a 9MM has, a 9MM doesn't have the energy a .44 Rem. Mag. has and so on. Stop playing with ballistic jell and check out real dead bodies shot by different cal. ammo. Example: I've seen bodies shot with .38 Spl. rounds and .357 Mag. rounds. Both rounds were hollow points and of the same weight (Everyone knows the .

Terry 10/22/2008
By Terry M.
After spending Five years in the U.S. Army I learned that shooting someone and stopping them is a different story. I had couple boxes of these sent to me in Iraq and it made a world of difference. As Infantry I am one of the few unfortunate people who get to put a bullet to the test in a real world situation. These matched with my custom CZ75 SP-01 make for the perfect close quarter weapon. Not one round has ever been fired back my way after someone took a hit by one of these. Take it from me don't risk your life with inferior ammo, it's just not worth it.