Ammo galore

[SQUAREHEAD1]

Thanks, perfect

 

[saskcop]

Not cheap. My belief is that bigger is always better and that bigger and faster is always better yet. My vote goes to the Hornady.

 

[Chargerguy]

The Gold Dots have quite the track record, but between the two, I say go for the one that's cheaper.

 

[SQUAREHEAD1]

So... Today I talked to P & D

 

[mmattockx]

Since you don't seem to be able to let this go (at least two threads going that I have seen), and you are bitterly disappointed by the offerings of the various dealers you have checked with, I would suggest that reloading might be for you. You can buy the Gold Dot bullets and deal with the rest yourself, including loading up to +P+ thermonuclear levels if you feel like tempting fate. Custom Reloaders in BC also sell commercial reloads using the Gold Dot bullets.


Mark

 

[CdnCombatMedic]

What are you guys using this for? Punching paper?

 

[Ohno]

You could use them for hunting with your non-restricted Keltec Sub2000 in 9mm or for shooting pumpkins at your local range (if that is allowed by the rules LOL).

 

[Shooter1of38]

Here's my expert analysis

For paper target threats I would choose #1

For cardboard target Threats I would choose #2

For Rouge bowling pins I won't take ANY chances......it's .45acp or nothing. 9mm just doesn't have the stopping power required

 

[saskcop]

Either one would be very interesting out of a carbine for hunting some game.