SuperNova Red Tracer Ammo - 9MM

9MM Red Tracer Rounds

SuperNova Red Tracer Ammo is 9mm Luger pistol ammunition with a tracer compound that burns bright red in flight, so you can see where each shot goes on its way to the target. It gives you visual feedback that paper alone can't show: how your rounds track, where they drift, and how your follow-up shots line up. Range shooters, trainers and anyone who wants a few visible rounds in a practice session will find a use for it.

Features

• 9mm Luger Chambering — Loaded in 9mm Luger, also called 9x19mm, the standard cartridge for most modern semi-automatic pistols and pistol-caliber carbines.
• Bright Red Tracer — A tracer compound ignites when the round is fired and leaves a visible red streak along the bullet's path.
• 119 Grain FMJ Bullet — The full metal jacket, a copper shell over the lead core, feeds smoothly and keeps lead exposure down; grain is the bullet's weight, with 7,000 grains to a pound.
• Red-Tipped Projectile — Each bullet carries a red tip, so tracer rounds are easy to tell apart from standard ball ammo in a mixed magazine.
• Brass Cases — The cartridges use brass cases, the common choice for reliable extraction in semi-automatic pistols.
• Non-Corrosive Load — The ammunition leaves no corrosive salts behind, so routine cleaning after a session is all your firearm needs.
• Approx. 1,070 FPS Velocity — Muzzle velocity is around 1,070 feet per second, a familiar range for practice-grade 9mm.
• Visible Past 100 Yards — The trace stays visible beyond 100 yards, well past typical pistol distances.
• Suppressor Safe — The load is listed as safe to fire through a suppressor.
• 20 Rounds Per Box — Each box holds 20 cartridges, enough to mix tracers into several magazines or run a dedicated drill.

Load And Range Notes

This is a 119 grain FMJ load in brass cases, marked non-corrosive on the box, and it runs in any firearm chambered for 9mm Luger. Many shooters load one tracer every few rounds so the trace confirms their aim without replacing their regular ammunition. Tracers burn hot, so check your range's rules before you bring them and avoid firing them over dry grass or brush.