Description
Super Vel PCC Blitz Certified Select is a remanufactured 9mm load built for pistol caliber carbines, not pistols. Super Vel loads a light 100 grain full metal jacket bullet on once-fired brass and lists it at about 1,300 fps from a 16 inch barrel. The idea is a fast bolt cycle with very little dot movement so your follow-up shots come sooner. This is the 1,000-round bulk pack, shipped as two 500-round loose bags.
Super Vel builds Certified Select on the same machines and under the same quality control as its factory-new ammo, using once-fired brass that is inspected and reloaded. Super Vel publishes carbine power factors of about 132 from a 16 inch Sig MPX, 134 from a TR9, and 136 from a DaVinci DG-9. Cartridge overall length is 1.120 inch. The bags are the only packaging, so bring an ammo can.
Heads up: Super Vel states this load is not designed to make USPSA, IPSC, or IDPA power factor out of a standard pistol, and the 100 grain bullet is under IPSC’s 115 grain minimum. It is a carbine load. Ammunition ships ground only and requires an adult signature at delivery. We cannot ship ammunition to addresses where it is prohibited.
Specs
- Caliber: 9mm Luger
- Bullet: 100 gr full metal jacket
- Velocity: ~1,300 fps from a 16 in barrel (Super Vel published)
- Power factor: ~132 to 136 from 16 in carbines per Super Vel
- Cartridge OAL: 1.120 in
- Brass: once-fired, remanufactured
- Count: 1,000 rounds, two 500-round loose bags
- Part number: SVCS9100PCC-1000
Who it’s for
USPSA PCC and Steel Challenge PCC shooters who want the flattest-shooting carbine load they can buy without loading their own. If you run an MPX, a JP, or a blowback AR-9 in PCC division and shoot a lot, this is the pack size that makes sense.
Who should skip it
This is remanufactured ammo. Some ranges and some matches prohibit reman, so check the rules first. It is not for defensive use, and the velocity and power factor figures are Super Vel’s, not ours. Do not buy this for a pistol. Super Vel says it will not make power factor from a handgun, and IPSC bans bullets under 115 grains. Blowback carbines with heavy buffers or stiff springs may short-stroke on a light load, so test it before a match. Pistol shooters should buy the Certified Select 124gr or 115gr instead.
