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| Sharpshooter Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Walkerton/Indianapolis
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| Best ammo to use with an SR9c? Since I will be purchasing a Ruger SR9c in the near future, I was wondering what your preference in ammo was. Before I get the whole "9mm ammo should work" comments, haha, I mean, what type? FMJ, JHP, +P,+P+? Also, what are the advantages of each? Sorry if this is a noob question, but I am new... |
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| Defense Hollow Points- 115gr Hornady Critical Defence or 115 gr Speer Gold dots Reason low recoil for the increased recoil of a compact handgun. Even though the Ruger can be fed anything, you're gonna want a lighter load in a compact so you are more on target for any necessary follow up shots. Though I have put lots of Remington Home Defense 124gr hollow points through mine with no problems. I keep Gold Dots in mine, and Critical Defense in my 2nd mag. Range ammo Federal 115gr Full Metal Jackets. Reason cheap, and plentiful. And it lets you practice with the same grain weight you will be shooting. Get yourself a good Half Moon Kholster for concealment and you are set
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| If you really want to learn about defensive ammunition and terminal ballistics, here is the place: Terminal Ballistic Information - M4Carbine.net Forums The "sticky" threads (about 25) at the top are all by Dr. Gary K. Roberts, one of the foremost experts on the subject in the world.
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| The Federal 115 gr FMJ can be bought at Walmart for $10.47 everyday. I can't speak for the SR9c, but my two SR9's seem to prefer 115 gr ammo over anything else. BTW, USA Ammo has 9mm 115 gr FMJ for $8.45/50. I bought 250 rounds to try it out. My son shot it at the last FNS and it cycled perfectly, and was accurate enough for him finish very high in the unlimited class. I'm VERY proud of him! |
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I've shot it at FNS a few times and it always performs well. Congrats to your son! Maybe one of these days there will be 2 SR9s in the unlimited class! | |
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| Expert ![]() Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Indianapolis, IN
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| The UMC Remington 250 round bulk pack I bought ONCE was a total pile of crap. (yellow box). Every 9mm pistol I own choked on it every 5 rounds or so... slide never locked back either. Other than that, pretty much everything else works fine. |
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| Expert ![]() Join Date: May 2010 Location: Between the rock and that hardplace
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I'll keep my American made handgun thank you.![]() As far as consistancy/accuracy our 2 SR9's like 155 gr ammo better than 124 or 147 gr. | |
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