What's the problem with the 110 dpx in 38 spcl? I'm wondering because I bought my mom the 135 +p gold dots, and I have read they have problems expanding in cooler weather. So I was going to get her some dpx loads for winter.
I think I may have miss read what you posted. Is it that you don't recommend BB or dt? Or is it that you have a problem with the 110 dpx in 38 spcl? Any info is appreciated.
Last edited by jstone; 11-28-2014 at 04:10 AM.
BB and DT don't have the greatest reputation for good QC and consistent pressures...
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Thanks for the response.
Do you think it would be a good idea to switch out the 135 GD in colder weather? My mom can not operate the slide of any semi automatic pistol so I got her a 642, and some gold dots. I have read about the 135 GD not expanding in cooler weather. Should I be worried about this at all? My other option was to find a small revolver chambered in 9mm, like the LCR 9mm. What would you recommend changing the ammunition, keeping the 135 GD, or going with the 9mm revolver?
If you have concerns about that, why not use target wadcutters? Less recoil and you don't have to worry about expansion...
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Thanks I'm not sure if what is said about the GD is true, but I believe one of the articles I read was from you. So I thought it might be a good idea to switch. If wad cutters are a good option I will pick some up, I have never considered something that didn't expand. Thanks for the info. The wadcutters are probably cheaper.
http://pistol-forum.com/showthread.p...0-ACP-vs-38-Sp
http://pistol-forum.com/showthread.p...ter-in-snubbie
I don't switch duty/carry ammo as the seasons change...
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