dakota1911
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In my Colt Commander carry it is 230gr hollow point.
What's in your chamber?
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orionengnr
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To paraphrase what we used to say as kids...
That's for me to know and you, hopefully, to never find out.
That's for me to know and you, hopefully, to never find out.
bledsoeG19
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Well....
Hornady 200 gr XTP in my edc 1911. 900 fps
Corbon 115 gr JHP in my beater G32. 1500 fps
Hornady 165 gr Critical duty in the nightstand G23.
They all stay loaded.
Hornady 200 gr XTP in my edc 1911. 900 fps
Corbon 115 gr JHP in my beater G32. 1500 fps
Hornady 165 gr Critical duty in the nightstand G23.
They all stay loaded.
lee n. field
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Remington 125grain JHP .38 +P. Whatever Walmart sold in social purposes .38 when I picked this up.
It shoots low in my snubs. But, it'll do until I can find an "FBI load" clone that will shoot to point of aim.
Stevie-Ray
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230 gr Hydra-Shok primary and Geco ball backup.
Have gun-will travel
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My bobtail E series S&W 1911 is loaded with 230 grain Winchester Ranger talons
45 ACP 230 gr HST in semi-autos
45 ACP revolvers 230 gr HST +p mainly due to having a bunch of it and not planning on beating my autos up with it, though clearly any N frame can handle that and more.
380 has federal hydrashocks as they work in Seecamps and come in 50 round boxes of which I have 6
357 J / K frame 147 gr silver tips
357 ruger / L frame 125 gr gold dots
45 colt, rarely used as a primary self defense arm, either the Silver tip load or whatever woods load I am carrying.
When it comes to the 357's I have I have been working back to having the above loads that I prefer, with the ammo drought I got fairly far away at times due to what was around. That is the nice thing about wheel guns, one need not test fire for feeding reliability.
In general If I have a 125-150 gr projectile at reasonable velocity I am happy. I have a bunch of 38 +p remmingtion SJHP that was 19.50 for 50 so at this point it is cheaper than most 38 ball ammo on the rack by 2 bucks so it will be practice ammo or if I had to I would feel out of place carrying that though it is not my first choice.
45 ACP revolvers 230 gr HST +p mainly due to having a bunch of it and not planning on beating my autos up with it, though clearly any N frame can handle that and more.
380 has federal hydrashocks as they work in Seecamps and come in 50 round boxes of which I have 6
357 J / K frame 147 gr silver tips
357 ruger / L frame 125 gr gold dots
45 colt, rarely used as a primary self defense arm, either the Silver tip load or whatever woods load I am carrying.
When it comes to the 357's I have I have been working back to having the above loads that I prefer, with the ammo drought I got fairly far away at times due to what was around. That is the nice thing about wheel guns, one need not test fire for feeding reliability.
In general If I have a 125-150 gr projectile at reasonable velocity I am happy. I have a bunch of 38 +p remmingtion SJHP that was 19.50 for 50 so at this point it is cheaper than most 38 ball ammo on the rack by 2 bucks so it will be practice ammo or if I had to I would feel out of place carrying that though it is not my first choice.
boltomatic
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Hornady "Law Enforcement Only" 135grain +p flex lock hollow points. (9mm)
Crankylove
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85 grain XTP's