S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox is a pistol cartridge designed for regular training and sport target shooting. The 8.0-gram enclosed-base TFMJ bullet and heavy metal-free Nontox primer help reduce exposure to lead-containing combustion residues at the shooting range. Suitable for use Indoor range training Outdoor range target shooting Dynamic shooting sports Regular pistol training For firearms chambered in 9×19 For shooters who prefer an enclosed-base full metal jacket bullet For ranges seeking to reduce heavy metal-containing primer residues Why choose S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox? Popular 9×19 caliber Bullet weight 8.0 g Manufacturer’s velocity 360 m/s Muzzle energy 518 J Enclosed-base TFMJ bullet Heavy metal-free Nontox primer Consistent full metal jacket load for training Brass case 50 cartridges per box Czech ammunition manufacturer Sellier & Bellot Technical data Manufacturer: Sellier & Bellot Product type: centerfire cartridge for handguns Caliber: 9×19 Alternative caliber names: 9 mm Luger, 9 mm Para Bullet type: TFMJ or enclosed-base full metal jacket Bullet weight: 8.0 g Velocity V0: 360 m/s Energy E0: 518 J Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.152 Total cartridge length: 29.69 mm Test barrel length: 150 mm Primer: S&B Nontox Case: brass Intended use: training and sport target shooting Package: 50 cartridges Actual velocity and energy depend on barrel length, firearm condition, temperature, and other usage conditions. Set includes 50 S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox cartridges Manufacturer’s original packaging Frequently Asked Questions What does TFMJ mean? TFMJ is an enclosed-base full metal jacket bullet. Unlike a standard FMJ, the rear of the bullet core is also covered by the jacket, which helps reduce lead vaporization during firing. Is the S&B Nontox cartridge completely lead-free? No. Nontox refers to the heavy metal-free primer, and the TFMJ bullet’s lead core is enclosed by the jacket. It should not be equated with a true lead-free bullet. Is this cartridge suitable for use with a suppressor? The manufacturer’s stated velocity is 360 m/s, so this is not a dedicated subsonic load. Actual bullet velocity depends on the firearm and environmental conditions. What are the requirements for purchasing ammunition? This is civilian-restricted ammunition. Purchase requires digital identification and the appropriate acquisition or firearms license. Ammunition transfer is conducted according to the seller’s instructions and applicable firearms legislation. When is S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox the right choice? This option is most relevant for regular training, especially in indoor ranges where reducing shooting residues is important. Nontox primer and enclosed-base bullet do not make the cartridge completely lead-free, but set it apart from standard open-base FMJ cartridges. If the main selection criterion is the lowest possible price, a regular FMJ may be more affordable. For dedicated subsonic use, choose a load specifically marked for that purpose, and for hunting or self-defense, use ammunition with a legal and suitable bullet type. Our recommendation We recommend testing cartridges in your specific firearm before purchasing a larger quantity. Pistols with the same caliber marking may differ in feeding, point of impact, and perceived recoil. Always check that your firearm is marked 9×19 and is in proper technical condition. Nontox loads are especially sensible for frequent indoor range shooters, but do not replace ventilation, hand washing, or range safety rules. Clean your firearm according to the usual maintenance schedule after shooting. If using a compensator or suppressor, be aware that accessories can increase soot buildup and affect reliability. Point of impact and reliability must always be confirmed at an approved range. A clean and consistent choice for training S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox combines an 8.0-gram enclosed-base bullet, heavy metal-free primer, and a 50-round training pack. It is a well-considered choice for shooters who want to practice regularly and pay attention to residues generated in the shooting environment.
S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox is a pistol cartridge designed for regular training and sport target shooting. The 8.0-gram enclosed-base TFMJ bullet and heavy metal-free Nontox primer help reduce exposure to lead-containing combustion residues at the shooting range. Suitable for use Indoor range training Outdoor range target shooting Dynamic shooting sports Regular pistol training For firearms chambered in 9×19 For shooters who prefer an enclosed-base full metal jacket bullet For ranges seeking to reduce heavy metal-containing primer residues Why choose S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox? Popular 9×19 caliber Bullet weight 8.0 g Manufacturer’s velocity 360 m/s Muzzle energy 518 J Enclosed-base TFMJ bullet Heavy metal-free Nontox primer Consistent full metal jacket load for training Brass case 50 cartridges per box Czech ammunition manufacturer Sellier & Bellot Technical data Manufacturer: Sellier & Bellot Product type: centerfire cartridge for handguns Caliber: 9×19 Alternative caliber names: 9 mm Luger, 9 mm Para Bullet type: TFMJ or enclosed-base full metal jacket Bullet weight: 8.0 g Velocity V0: 360 m/s Energy E0: 518 J Ballistic coefficient: G1 0.152 Total cartridge length: 29.69 mm Test barrel length: 150 mm Primer: S&B Nontox Case: brass Intended use: training and sport target shooting Package: 50 cartridges Actual velocity and energy depend on barrel length, firearm condition, temperature, and other usage conditions. Set includes 50 S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox cartridges Manufacturer’s original packaging Frequently Asked Questions What does TFMJ mean? TFMJ is an enclosed-base full metal jacket bullet. Unlike a standard FMJ, the rear of the bullet core is also covered by the jacket, which helps reduce lead vaporization during firing. Is the S&B Nontox cartridge completely lead-free? No. Nontox refers to the heavy metal-free primer, and the TFMJ bullet’s lead core is enclosed by the jacket. It should not be equated with a true lead-free bullet. Is this cartridge suitable for use with a suppressor? The manufacturer’s stated velocity is 360 m/s, so this is not a dedicated subsonic load. Actual bullet velocity depends on the firearm and environmental conditions. What are the requirements for purchasing ammunition? This is civilian-restricted ammunition. Purchase requires digital identification and the appropriate acquisition or firearms license. Ammunition transfer is conducted according to the seller’s instructions and applicable firearms legislation. When is S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox the right choice? This option is most relevant for regular training, especially in indoor ranges where reducing shooting residues is important. Nontox primer and enclosed-base bullet do not make the cartridge completely lead-free, but set it apart from standard open-base FMJ cartridges. If the main selection criterion is the lowest possible price, a regular FMJ may be more affordable. For dedicated subsonic use, choose a load specifically marked for that purpose, and for hunting or self-defense, use ammunition with a legal and suitable bullet type. Our recommendation We recommend testing cartridges in your specific firearm before purchasing a larger quantity. Pistols with the same caliber marking may differ in feeding, point of impact, and perceived recoil. Always check that your firearm is marked 9×19 and is in proper technical condition. Nontox loads are especially sensible for frequent indoor range shooters, but do not replace ventilation, hand washing, or range safety rules. Clean your firearm according to the usual maintenance schedule after shooting. If using a compensator or suppressor, be aware that accessories can increase soot buildup and affect reliability. Point of impact and reliability must always be confirmed at an approved range. A clean and consistent choice for training S&B 9×19 TFMJ Nontox combines an 8.0-gram enclosed-base bullet, heavy metal-free primer, and a 50-round training pack. It is a well-considered choice for shooters who want to practice regularly and pay attention to residues generated in the shooting environment.
