Chargerguy
CGN frequent flyer
If you can find 50 round boxes of Speer 124gr +P Gold Dots do that (theyre cheaper than 20 round boxes). Otherwise go for the cheaper 135gr +P Critical Duty.
Ammo in Canada?
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Ill take a few of those too if you can find them.
Win Ranger, Speer Gold Dot, Horanady Critical Def, Federal Hydra Shock are prob the best of the best in JHP, but on a side note, I found Rem UMC 9mm JHP at Sail @ $18 for 50. With all the name brands at around a buck a round these meet my budget much better. I have not shot any as of yet, JHP are for home defence but on the net they review alright.
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Chargerguy
CGN frequent flyer
Yeah, I have a few 9mm UMC JHPs and haven't shot them either. I threw them up in the EE, but for the price I may just shoot them out.
Henry Nierychlo
Supporting Dealer
- Location
- Surrey, B.C.
Hi Guys
I have the Speer 9mm+P 124gr Gold Dot ammo in stock.
Please check out my website.
Regards, Henry
I have the Speer 9mm+P 124gr Gold Dot ammo in stock.
Please check out my website.
Regards, Henry
antiqueguy
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- windsor ontario
in SHTF your not going to be worrying about what type of ammo you have but how much if you can reload and have a good supply of powder and primers your set
i set out for my surplus guns i atleast need a 1000 rounds of ammo for each (surplus ammo by the crate works out nicely)
i set out for my surplus guns i atleast need a 1000 rounds of ammo for each (surplus ammo by the crate works out nicely)
Chargerguy
CGN frequent flyer
With our Canadian barrel lengths, no, I don't think there is a need for +P. Just like there really isn't a need for the 440 engine in my Charger when a 318 would do. I just prefer it.
Realistically all the name brand modern defense rounds are basically equal.
By the ones than function your gun 100% (need to fire at least 100 of them) and stock enough for practice or find an FMJ that is ballisticly similar.
Shawn
By the ones than function your gun 100% (need to fire at least 100 of them) and stock enough for practice or find an FMJ that is ballisticly similar.
Shawn
This is on Dr. Gary Roberts' list and thus is a good load:
http://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=19887
Stay away from the budget-priced JHPs like Remington UMC for ammunition to which you may have to trust your life; they are generally comparable to older the bullet designs mentioned and do not offer as robust expansion as those on the list, particularly through intermediate barriers.
Chargerguy
CGN frequent flyer
It's the +P of the Charger world.
I picked up a little +P+ 124 gr Federal Hydra-Shok to try out. Lots of mixed reviews on the bullet.
I have used the Hydra Shok enough to know I don't like them. Granted mine were 147 grain, but they fill up with stuff and don't expand quite frequently. I have had worse luck with those putting deer down on the side of the road than with anything else. I know that 147 fmj flat points even have worked better for me.
