My Sig eats Monarch 9mm with no complaints, but a friend of mine has a PX-4 that FTEs all the time with it. This is probably caused by a heavy slide/stiff recoil spring and light powder charge (Eastern European ammo manufacturers are known to load powder light to save money). Never had any FTF problems though.
A friend came over with a 40 Taurus and had WWB and Monarch. They all went bang but the impact was way high compared to WWB. My battery was dead in the chrono so we could not check velocity, but I believe shooting high at 25 yards in a handgun means it is slower than the other. Somebody chime in if I am wrong.
A friend came over with a new 40 Taurus and had WWB and Monarch. They all went bang but the impact was way high compared to WWB. My battery was dead in the chrono so we could not check velocity, but I believe shooting high at 25 yards in a handgun means it is slower than the other. Somebody chime in if I am wrong.
same here never had any problems with their brass cased .223
Ok, I found another box in me stockpile and had no problems with this box. I guess it was just a bad batch. Thanks for all the input.
i have shot .45acp and 9mm. no problems. the monarch steel is loaded to comparable standards as wolf ammo. and the brass is closer to Winchester white box or Remington umc.
lots and lots of 223, and quite a few 308's not a single FTF
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