Remington Golden Saber Bonded Ammunition
In the world of defensive handgun ammunition, few names inspire confidence like Remington's Golden Saber Bonded. Originally crafted for law enforcement, this exceptional round is now available to discerning civilians who demand superior performance from their carry firearms.
The hallmark of the Golden Saber Bonded lies in its innovative bonding process. Starting with a simple lead core, each projectile undergoes hot bonding where a brass jacket is meticulously fused to the core. This sophisticated technique ensures that almost all of the bullet's initial weight is retained after traversing barriers and targets — an impressive 97% even when penetrating automobile glass.
Unlike other defensive loads that falter under pressure, Remington’s bonded design excels by maintaining structural integrity and delivering consistent terminal performance. The reduced bullet nose diameter enhances bore alignment while optimizing jacket thickness allows for seamless expansion upon impact, ensuring match-grade accuracy without sacrificing stopping power.
Proudly loaded in the USA, these rounds are engineered for those who refuse to compromise on safety or precision. Available calibers include 357 Sig, 9mm Luger, .40 S&W, .45 Auto and new additions such as 10mm—each offering robust barrier-blind capabilities suitable for any tactical scenario.
- Lead Core Hot-Bonded to Brass Jacket: Delivers exceptional weight retention through obstacles.
- Reduced Bullet Nose Diameter: Ensures precise bore alignment and improved accuracy.
- Lesser Energy Requirement: Initiates rapid expansion with minimal energy loss.
- A Wide Range of Calibers: Versatile options including newly added 10mm provide flexibility across platforms.
If you seek reliability coupled with cutting-edge technology in your defensive ammunition choice—look no further than Remington’s Golden Saber Bonded. Equip yourself today; peace of mind comes standard with every box purchased.
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