.38 Special 110gr +P+ Treasury Load still made...really!?

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Originally Posted by medic15al

Federal discontinued their 9BP on their website, so I figger the BPLE may be as well. I'll say that it has been wicked accurate in most 9mm I have had.

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Even better for me than the 9BP and 9BPLE accuracy wise has been the XM9001 which alleged to be a +P loading developed for/sold to the RCMP. It is not marked +P, but velocity (1225) falls between 9BP (1180) and 9BPLE (1300). It shoots 2" or better at 20 yards out of a bunch of my guns.

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Originally Posted by 03RN

Besides .45 colt and .357 did any other caliber have success with silvertips?

Pistol rounds. I liked the .30-30 stuff

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.41 Magnum 175 grain Silvertip. Still a thing if you're into .41 mags.

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Originally Posted by LtDave

Even better for me than the 9BP and 9BPLE accuracy wise has been the XM9001 which alleged to be a +P loading developed for/sold to the RCMP. It is not marked +P, but velocity (1225) falls between 9BP (1180) and 9BPLE (1300). It shoots 2" or better at 20 yards out of a bunch of my guns.

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I have my last 30 rounds of that XM9001 in 2 of my first out mags for my 5904!

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Originally Posted by 03RN

Besides .45 colt and .357 did any other caliber have success with silvertips?

Pistol rounds. I liked the .30-30 stuff

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I've heard it works fairly well in .41 Mag.

ETA: Shoot, posted this before I finished the thread. :o

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Originally Posted by LtDave

.41 Magnum 175 grain Silvertip. Still a thing if you're into .41 mags.

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Yup, forgot about those.

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Originally Posted by 03RN

Besides .45 colt and .357 did any other caliber have success with silvertips?

Pistol rounds. I liked the .30-30 stuff

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I believe the 10mm 175gr silvertip worked well too.

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Originally Posted by LtDave

Even better for me than the 9BP and 9BPLE accuracy wise has been the XM9001 which alleged to be a +P loading developed for/sold to the RCMP. It is not marked +P, but velocity (1225) falls between 9BP (1180) and 9BPLE (1300). It shoots 2" or better at 20 yards out of a bunch of my guns.

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For sure. The best of that particular old school.

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Originally Posted by LtDave

Even better for me than the 9BP and 9BPLE accuracy wise has been the XM9001 which alleged to be a +P loading developed for/sold to the RCMP. It is not marked +P, but velocity (1225) falls between 9BP (1180) and 9BPLE (1300). It shoots 2" or better at 20 yards out of a bunch of my guns.

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I bought a case of this a few years ago and agree it is extremely accurate and clean shooting. Gave my son 100 rounds of it when he moved off to Baltimore and took my P228 with him. Still have a bunch of it left and have carried it in my G26.
It only chronographed slightly less than my small stash of 9BPLE in my old G19. 1225 vs 1258 FPS. Good stuff and hopefully another batch will turn up soon.

I wish speer would bring these back out maybe in the Lawman line. I still have a box of them but I don't trust that 'clean' priming in ammo this old for carry.

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Just happened to have these two little guys sitting on my desk. Nobody at work had ever heard of them so I brought them for show and tell. I always thought that the .44 should have had a bigger hole in it.

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