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UtopiaTexasG19 · January 18, 2013, 03:36 PM

Having used a number of bulk and better quality (Higher Priced) ammunition over the years I have not found that consistancy/accuracy is automaticly better when the price is higher. This last year I added another 9mm pistol to my collection and after putting 400-500 rounds through the gun found it much more accurate with metal cased bulk ammunition than a moderatly more expensive brass cased ammunition that cost me 6 cents a round more. I believe that the best approach is to try different grades of ammunition in a particular gun and see what is the most accurate. Sometimes "price" of the ammunition is not the deciding factor.
OP-Maybe it's just the way I am reading your wording, as your choice of words is a bit confusing, but is English your first language?

January 18, 2013, 03:36 PM	#8
UtopiaTexasG19 Senior Member Join Date: July 3, 2011 Location: S.E. Texas Gulf Coast Posts: 743	Having used a number of bulk and better quality (Higher Priced) ammunition over the years I have not found that consistancy/accuracy is automaticly better when the price is higher. This last year I added another 9mm pistol to my collection and after putting 400-500 rounds through the gun found it much more accurate with metal cased bulk ammunition than a moderatly more expensive brass cased ammunition that cost me 6 cents a round more. I believe that the best approach is to try different grades of ammunition in a particular gun and see what is the most accurate. Sometimes "price" of the ammunition is not the deciding factor. OP-Maybe it's just the way I am reading your wording, as your choice of words is a bit confusing, but is English your first language?