What's Your Go To Atlanta Arms Choice for Confirming Pistol Accuracy?

[BaiHu]

Forgive me if this has been asked before, but I couldn't find a distinct answer in the AA product line for 9mm.

I'm just looking for a box or 2 in order to see how different I can perform b/w my practice ammo (S&B), my HD ammo (Win Rangemaster) and some AA. I like the HD ammo the best, but I figured I'd take a wack at something different like AA.

I'm also totally fine hearing, 'don't waste your money unless you're shooting bullseye for money.'

TIA

[Wayne Dobbs]

This load:

Stock Number N9115XTP - The 115 XTP load (seen all up and down the line at the National Matches, which I would call a clue)

[Unobtanium]

Honestly? I hand the pistol to someone like Frank Proctor and just ask them about it. I cannot shoot well enough to hit all A zones at 50 yards like guys like that, and I presume even a POS can manage 3-4" at 25 yards that I am capable off freestanding.

[bfoosh006]

https://atlantaarms.com/products/9mm-115gr-fmj-match-amu.html

[bfoosh006]

https://atlantaarms.com/products/9mm-115gr-jhp-match.html


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[LtDave]

Another good one for accuracy testing is the ASYM Precision stuff. They have 115 and 147 grain 9mm loads. Midway has them in stock. Their .45 stuff is great too.

Just checked prices and the Asym stuff is a couple of bucks a box cheaper as well.