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4EVERM-14 · March 15, 2013, 03:08 PM

Some semi auto firearms are finicky. It is likely that your Neos will function properly with High Velocity ammunition. You may find that standard velocity in the same gun will shoot but will not reliably operate the slide. Only through testing different brands will you find what works in your pistol the best. Choose a bullet weight as your standard and only buy that weight from different manufacturers [CCI,Winchester,Remington, etc.]until you find those that operate the gun properly. After finding a good standard you can experiment. The bolt gun will shoot anything but here too you will find some brands will shoot better then others.
I personally only buy 40 grain bullets. It just makes my inventory easy to manage.

March 15, 2013, 03:08 PM	#2
4EVERM-14 Senior Member Join Date: November 12, 2006 Location: Pennsy Posts: 720	Some semi auto firearms are finicky. It is likely that your Neos will function properly with High Velocity ammunition. You may find that standard velocity in the same gun will shoot but will not reliably operate the slide. Only through testing different brands will you find what works in your pistol the best. Choose a bullet weight as your standard and only buy that weight from different manufacturers [CCI,Winchester,Remington, etc.]until you find those that operate the gun properly. After finding a good standard you can experiment. The bolt gun will shoot anything but here too you will find some brands will shoot better then others. I personally only buy 40 grain bullets. It just makes my inventory easy to manage. __________________ David NRA Benefactor Member Distinguished Rifleman #731 Presidents 100 Last edited by 4EVERM-14; March 15, 2013 at 03:15 PM.