Need help to ID three 9mmP cartridges

[Odd Job]

I have been going through my stuff, sorting odds and ends and I found some loose unfired projectiles which were previously in loaded cartridges. I have pictures of the cartridges at the time that the bullets were removed, so I am hoping that the images can be used to identify the cartridges. These are all 9mm.

Number 1 is this cartridge stamped AMT97:






Number 2 is this cartridge stamped FC (small hollow point, no post inside):





Number 3 is a long shot, not much info, just says '9mm':





I got these all as loose rounds sometime between 1997 and 2002 in South Africa. I have also asked on the IAA forum. As these are modern cartridges I am hoping that someone here will know what they are.

Thanks in advance.

 

[gau5]

fc is federal 115 gr

 

[Rifleman6555]

AMT is listed as AmmoTech (Ammutechse), Wierda Park, Centurion, Republic of South Africa.

This website is useful for a lot of headstamp researches.

http://cartridgecollectors.org/headstampcodes.htm

 

[-v-]

The FC one is federal's 115 gr +P+ cat. no 9BLPE round. You can find it for $25 for 50. Its good ammo, has established itself as a very-capable "man-stopper" in shootings. I think Atlanta PD used it as their standard-issue round for a while as well.

 

[NG VI]

#2 is the 9BPLE for sure. 115 grain JHP, I think rated in the neighborhood of 1300 feet per second.

 

[351 WINCHESTER]

#2 is not Border Patrol. If it was it would be marked as such.

 

[Odd Job]

Thanks gents, that seems solid. Does the Federal JHP go by any other name?
Will try to get more info on the AMT.

 

[NG VI]

Who said Border Patrol?

 

[351 WINCHESTER]

BPLE = Border Patrol Law Enforcement

 

[-v-]

9BPLE is the catalog part id number of this loading. As I understand it was used by the US border patrol for a while. It also goes by the "Hi-Shock" line of ammunition.

 

[351 WINCHESTER]

It was originally known as the Border Patrol round as it was made for them by Federal. It's a highly respected 9mm sd round even in it's standard pressure loading.