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Fallout Ammunition SST 9mm Ammo Review

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Published on 15 Apr 2018 / In Film and Animation

In this video I review Fallout Ammunition's new 9mm loads using the shell shock technology casings. I do a tabletop review as well as a range review. These casing are a two-piece Nickel Alloy Shell (NAS3) case. They are stronger AND lighter than brass, and can be reloaded up to 25 times or more! They are also magnetic so range clean up is a breeze. I think these are a great new technology for casings and all the rounds I fired were very accurate. I want to thank Fallout Ammunition for providing some samples for testing and review. I also plan on reviewing their 9mm once shot loads using traditional brass. Be sure to check them out on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/FalloutAmmunition/
and at https://www.falloutammo.com/

Shell Shock Technologies, LLC is a technology and manufacturing company focused on developing innovative case technologies for the ammunition industry. Shell Shock is a component manufacturer supplying its revolutionary two-piece Nickel Alloy Shell (NAS3) case technology to the shooting sports market, as well as to U.S. and foreign ammunition manufacturers, law enforcement, military and other government agencies. Shell Shock does not load ammunition.

Shell Shock’s NAS3 technology is applicable to all small caliber center-fire pistol and rifle ammunition. 9mm cases are available now, additional calibers coming soon. All Shell Shock products are proudly made in the USA.

AS3 Two-Piece Shell Technology: Best In Class
Features

Engineered for the future: 50% lighter and 2x stronger than brass
Outperforms nickel-plated brass on every level
Uniform wall thickness + proprietary assembly techniques = reliable and consistent velocity, 0.93 fps standard deviation see Independent Test Report.
Reloadable
Ejects cool to touch
Made in the USA

To learn more check out
https://www.shellshocktechnologies.com/technology/

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