Remington Golden Saber Bonded .45 ACP Ammunition
In the realm of defensive ammunition, Remington has established a formidable reputation with its Golden Saber series. Now available to the public, the Remington Golden Saber Bonded .45 ACP stands as a testament to precision engineering and tactical excellence. Designed initially for law enforcement, this round brings unparalleled performance to civilian hands.
The heart of this cartridge is its 230-grain Brass Jacketed Hollow Point Bullet. Utilizing an advanced bonding process, Remington ensures that each projectile maintains remarkable weight retention—up to 97% even after penetrating barriers like automobile glass. This is achieved by hot-bonding a lead core directly to its brass jacket, ensuring exceptional integrity upon impact.
What sets the Golden Saber Bonded apart is not merely its robust construction but also its optimized design features. The reduced bullet nose diameter facilitates precise bore alignment and contributes to match-grade accuracy—a critical factor in any self-defense scenario where every shot counts.
This ammunition requires less energy for expansion initiation while still delivering unmatched terminal performance. Such characteristics make it barrier-blind; whether through clothing or intermediate obstacles, you can trust your shots will reach their mark effectively.
- Caliber: .45 ACP
- Bullet Weight: 230 Grain
- Muzzle Velocity: Optimized for consistent results
- Bolt Type: Brass Jacketed Hollow Point (Bonded)
- Ammunition Type: Defensive Handgun Cartridge
- Casing Material: High-quality brass for reliable cycling
- Packed in boxes containing 20 rounds each—ideal for both practice and carry needs.
Proudly loaded in the USA, these cartridges are now accessible beyond professional duty belts into personal defense arsenals nationwide. When life demands reliability and power from your firearm's chamber—the choice becomes clear: Equip yourself with Remington’s finest offering today!
Features
- bonding process beings with a simple lead core projectile, then under hot bonding a brass jacket is essentially glued to core
- allows the bonded projectile to retain almost all of its initial grain weight after passing through barriers, clothing and your intended target
- 97% weight retention even after recovering a projectile that has been shot through automobile glass