What Ammo in Your Carry Gun or Guns?

[DRC458]

Both solid choices. Well, they aren't actually solid, like an FMJ is solid, since they are hollowpoints, but they are good choices anyway. The Gold Dots and HST's, I mean, not the FMJ. But then again, if FMJ is all your gun eats well, then it's a solid choice with a solid bullet. The gun, on the other, hand may be somewhat suspect. Having said that, I did have a SIG P239 I tried and tried to love but the thing would choke and gag on FMJ sometimes. Go figure; that was not a solid choice. Now my Sig M11A1, now that gun is a very solid choice. I think I have Gold Dots in it right now but they might be HST's...I can't remember if I changed the ammo out on that gun or not. At least I'm sure it isn't loaded with FMJ, that would not be a solid choice. Unless...well, you know.

Um, Joel, isn't it a little early?

 

[druryj]

Um, Joel, isn't it a little early?

It’s 5 o’clock somewhere. PS: I don’t really drink, I just have a busy brain.


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[xseler]

Anybody ever shoot the Sig V Crown ammo? I've thought about trying it, and Academy has it on sale right now. The 124-grain 9mm box of 20 for $9.99.

I'm with Joel on this one. Had zero issues with it.

 

[xseler]

I don’t really drink, I just have a busy brain.


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That one is quote worthy!!

 

[lasher]

I don't go out often, but when i do so the 40mm Blooper would be my choice. 40mm, don't leave home without it. course it's not much good inside of 13 meters.

readers advisory and caution; i don't own a Blooper. LOL

 

[Snattlerake]

Nah, inside of 13 meters it would be a one shot bloop.

 

[lasher]

Nah, inside of 13 meters it would be a one shot bloop.

but no kaboom

 

[druryj]

Still shouldn't want to catch one center mass.

 

[D.M.]

40mm spin armed for those who don't know. Keeps you from popping something at 10 yards and finding yourself in the kill zone.

 

[sanjuro893]

Druryj, you ever try out the Underwood ammo yet? I saw the specs and looked at the gel tests so I got some .38 standard pressure for my older snubbies. Haven't shot them yet though. I'm concerned that even though it's standard pressure, the muzzle energy advertised is about 100lbs greater than the Speer GD I usually carry, so I'm wondering how bad the recoil/muzzle flash would be and if my model 60 or older 640 can take it.