What 9mm ammo to use?

[MosinNagantM44]

I used Sellier & Bellot 115gr to break in my CZ75.

 

[formerfarmer]

You can use any weight of lead in your 9. Different grains just mean different possible applications. Target or Zombies.

 

[MosinNagantM44]

^ In most cases 115gr are cheaper than 146gr.

 

[scotty]

You can use any weight of lead in your 9. Different grains just mean different possible applications. Target or Zombies.

Different grains = different flight trajectories, different FPS and different POIs.

 

[Thumper-2]

I have a NP20 9mm and only use reloads & only pay $12 per 50 rounds ,taxes in !! Have to give 50 spent-shells thou !!

 

[Walter Hornby]

If you are in Alberta contact WC Ammo Sales for BDX ammo.

 

[Mark S.]

If you are in Alberta contact WC Ammo Sales for BDX ammo.

Sounds like this BDX ammo is the stuff to get, as it has been recommended a few times now and is cheap. I think I`ll grab some from Proline before they sell out. Thanks.

 

[krausb]

If you are in Alberta contact WC Ammo Sales for BDX ammo.

I wonder if WC stocks BDX .45 ACP?

 

[FLHTCUI]

Different grains = different flight trajectories, different FPS and different POIs.

The emphasis is on different points of impact!
buy three different bullet weights and you will see the difference.
Also another factor to consider... it maybe small or it maybe huge is the accuracy of the ammo you choose.
I have recently bought Blazer in 147grn and found I can keep it all within 4 inches at 50 paces from my Beretta Storm (19 in barrel ) free hand.
I am not bragging nor do I know any different yet as this is my first semi auto pistol/carbine/rifle.
Buy some different brands and weights and have fun, keep track of results and decide from there!
Cheers,
Rob