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9mm 124 Grain Ammo | Fenix Ammo

Fenix offers two 124 grain 9mm loads with different construction labels and package quantities. The 124gr FMJ is listed in a 250 count package and carries a published velocity of 1,050 FPS. The 124gr FXP Hollowpoint is listed in a 100 count package at 1,100 FPS. Both share projectile weight, but grain alone does not identify construction. Their exact FMJ and FXP Hollowpoint names preserve that important distinction.

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Compare the 124 Grain Product Labels

The two product titles establish a clear construction split. The 124gr FMJ listing identifies full metal jacket construction and contains 250 rounds. The separately named 124gr FXP Hollowpoint contains 100 rounds. Their shared 124 grain weight does not make the construction labels interchangeable, and the different package quantities should remain associated with the exact products. Fenix also publishes a separate velocity for each load: 1,050 FPS for FMJ and 1,100 FPS for FXP Hollowpoint. These figures are product specifications, not evidence that one construction performs better for every purpose or firearm.

USPSA Context for the 124gr FMJ Entry

The USPSA Certified Ammunition List includes a Fenix 9mm 124gr entry with a listed velocity, calculated power factor, and Minor classification. That evidence provides competition context for the certified entry, but it does not redefine every 124 grain product or transfer to the FXP Hollowpoint load. Fenix's own product specifications remain the appropriate basis for this collection: 1,050 FPS and 250 rounds for the FMJ, compared with 1,100 FPS and 100 rounds for the FXP Hollowpoint. Construction, pack size, velocity, and certification status are separate attributes and should not be collapsed into a single performance conclusion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What 124 grain 9mm choices does Fenix list?

Fenix lists 9mm 124gr FMJ in a 250 count package and 9mm 124gr FXP Hollowpoint in a 100 count package.

Is 124 grain the same thing as FMJ?

No. The grain number states projectile weight. Fenix separately identifies one 124 grain product as FMJ and the other as FXP Hollowpoint.

How do the published velocities compare?

Fenix publishes 1,050 FPS for the 124gr FMJ and 1,100 FPS for the 124gr FXP Hollowpoint. These are specifications for the named products, not a universal comparison of projectile types.

Does the USPSA Minor classification apply to both 124 grain products?

The supplied USPSA evidence supports the listed Fenix 124gr entry. It does not establish the same classification for the separately named FXP Hollowpoint product.