I'm sorry, let me clarify my question. Does Wicnchester sxz9mm have a lead bullet? And if so is it safe to shoot out of my lc9?

[rlange]

I'm sorry, let me clarify my question. Does Wicnchester sxz9mm have a lead bullet? And if so is it safe to shoot out of my lc9? Thanks

[99explorer]

Negative on the first question and affirmative on the second.
The bullets are jacketed hollow-points,coated with Lubalox, a black oxide finish that looks like lead but is cleaner burning. It was originally used in the Black Talon ammo that caused such a fuss many years ago.
It is available as personal protection ammo at about $25 per box of fifty, and as training ammo (without the hollow point) at about $16 per box.

[99explorer]

I should add that it is not high-velocity ammo that would be rated as +P, with higher-than-standard pressures, so it should be perfectly safe to shoot out of small handguns.

[M.A.T]

Winchester SXZ is just handgun ammo that comes with Winchester's signature Lubalox coating. They come in personal protection, which is JHP, and in training ammo, which is FMJ.

[HogBlog]

It is definitely a lead bullet (not legal to carry while hunting in CA condor zone, or rest of state after 2019). And should be fine in your LC9.

[99explorer]

Although it has a lead core totally encased in a gilding metal jacket, it is not a lead bullet in the context of a discussion concerning the merits of lead vs jacketed bullets.
It is probably legal to carry anywhere in California, but prohibited for the taking of wildlife.