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Redneckrepairs · July 15, 2008, 01:25 PM

I honestly dont pick such things as weight and speed of defensive ammo . My pistols do . As a rule i count faster is better with a couple of conditions , it must feed reliably , and it must shoot close to where the sights look . At 25 yards my HK p7 likes standard 124s , my Kahr p9 likes +p 124s , and my kahr pm9 likes 147s . My Browning hp likes 115s best of all . So my carry ammo locker for 9mm alone looks kinda like a wall mart shelf lol .

July 15, 2008, 01:25 PM	#6
Redneckrepairs Senior Member Join Date: March 9, 2006 Posts: 666	I honestly dont pick such things as weight and speed of defensive ammo . My pistols do . As a rule i count faster is better with a couple of conditions , it must feed reliably , and it must shoot close to where the sights look . At 25 yards my HK p7 likes standard 124s , my Kahr p9 likes +p 124s , and my kahr pm9 likes 147s . My Browning hp likes 115s best of all . So my carry ammo locker for 9mm alone looks kinda like a wall mart shelf lol .