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Madball6 · May 3, 2011, 01:01 AM

Interested in shooting USPSA, that being said, is there a scoring advantage to SWC's over RN's? havent tried SWC's through my 1911 but i've heard they dont always cycle as well. Obviously before making any ammo decision i should shoot some through my gun, but I was wondering if there was an inherent scoring advantage with SWC's because of their very neat holes over the often ragged holes left by RN ammo. Any input out there by experienced USPSA shooters?

May 3, 2011, 01:01 AM	#1
Madball6 Senior Member Join Date: March 30, 2011 Posts: 211	SWC's vs. RN Interested in shooting USPSA, that being said, is there a scoring advantage to SWC's over RN's? havent tried SWC's through my 1911 but i've heard they dont always cycle as well. Obviously before making any ammo decision i should shoot some through my gun, but I was wondering if there was an inherent scoring advantage with SWC's because of their very neat holes over the often ragged holes left by RN ammo. Any input out there by experienced USPSA shooters?