IMI 9mm Di-Cut JHP

[RickN]

I picked up a box of these even though I hated paying the price but I am low on defense loads. Anyone have any experience with them? Some reviews I have read say they are good and feed well but wondered if any of you have tried them.

 

[Hodrod]

I picked up a box of these even though I hated paying the price but I am low on defense loads. Anyone have any experience with them? Some reviews I have read say they are good and feed well but wondered if any of you have tried them.

I haven't used IMI's 9mm but I've used and liked their 5.56 and 7.62x51
Israel Military Industries makes very good ammo....their lives depend on it

 

[HiredHand]

Check the hollow point cavities for stuck bits of polishing media. I saw a review on that ammo and that was one of the issues they found.

 

[Shinneryfarmer]

Bought a 1k rounds of 9mm a couple years ago 115 gn. Been my SD ammo ever since, groups well out of my 9's. IMI is some of the best, also have some 556 77grn match shoots well out of my Rock River.

 

[HoLeChit]

9 mm Di-Cut 115-grain JHP
This SAAMI-compliant load was developed to meet the needs of various Israeli security forces and law enforcement agencies around the world. This new ammunition contains non-corrosive boxer primers and reloadable brass cases. It has an advertised muzzle velocity of 1,150 fps out of a 4-inch barrel. The Di-Cut JHP is a non-bonded, lead-core bullet that will expand in excess of 1.5 times its original diameter, and penetrate to an average of 12.5 inches in 10-percent ordnance gelatin. Functioning was flawless in the test pistol and the average for five, five-shot groups at 25 yards was 1.51 inches. From the 1911’s 5-inch barrel, muzzle velocity averaged 1,212 fps with a maximum velocity deviation of 27 fps and a standard muzzle velocity deviation of 8.4 fps.

this was pulled from https://www.shootingillustrated.com/articles/2019/2/13/review-imi-ammunition

sounds like it’ll do the job.