Hydra-Shok Deep Personal Defense Load

    Feb. 8, 2018
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    Fp P9 Hsd1 Hydra Shok Deep 9mm Luger Lg 5a8db0e11a559

    Hydra-Shok Deep high-performance self-defense load builds off the time-tested Hydra-Shok platform with design improvements that better meet modern performance measurements. Federal Premium Hydra-Shok ammunition has proven itself for self-defense since 1989. Hydra-Shok Deep’s redesigned bullet features a more robust center post and a core design that provides as much as 50 percent deeper penetration than classic Hydra-Shok.

    Features & Benefits

    • Penetrates 15 inches in bare ballistics gel—the optimal depth according to FBI standards
    • 50 percent deeper penetration than classic Hydra-Shok
    • 70 percent improvement in overall FBI protocol score compared to classic Hydra-Shok
    • Iconic center post design has been improved for better integrity and performance through civilian barriers
    • Consistent, specially formulated propellant
    • Extremely reliable Federal primer

    Part No. / Description / MSRP

    P9HSD1 / 9mm Luger 135-grain Hydra-Shok Deep / $27.95

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