HK USP 45 field pistol

[Salamander]

Are there lead free quality JHP loads for .40, 10mm and .45?

My current options:

9mm +p 115 gr Barnes TAC-XPD, rated at 1125 fps, not chrono'd yet by me

9mm +p 124 gr G9 Woodsman, box rated at 1125 fps, chrono'd at 1121.3 fps mean, 11.9 sd from a USPc (3.58 inch barrel). Allegedly 38 inch penetration per G9. I'm currently liking this one based on early testing.

9mm +p 115 gr Underwood Xtreme Penetrator, chrono'd at 1276.1 fps mean, 4.4 sd from a USPc (3.58 inch barrel). I think most are familiar with this one.

45acp +p 185 gr Black Hills Tac-XP, chrono'd at 968.7 fps mean, 14.8 sd from a USP45 FS (4.41 inch barrel).

45acp +p 165 gr G9 Woodsman, box rated at 1250 fps, chrono'd at 1145.9 fps mean, 22.8 sd from a USP45 FS (4.41 inch barrel). Allegedly 36 inch penetration per G9. Not quite sure yet what to make of this light/fast take on 45, although I guess 165 gr is still a lot heavier than 9mm.

45acp +p reload, 200 gr Cutting Edge Solids; still working up this load and currently at 847.4 fps mean, 13.8 sd building toward 900+ fps. No reason it couldn't be loaded faster in 45 Super.

So I have hollow point and solid options for both 9mm and 45acp. I'm not currently shooting 40 S&W or 10mm but the same sources have options in those calibers.

[RevolverRob]

Barnes Vor-TX is available in 9, 10, 40, and 45. It uses the XPB bullet which is different from the TAC-XP bullet. The main difference being XPB gets more penetration and less expansion for. Vor-TX was designed as a handgun hunting round. Tac-XP designed as a self-defense round. I would personally be pretty satisfied with Vor-TX in any caliber in the lower 48.

[PNWTO]

45acp +p 165 gr G9 Woodsman, box rated at 1250 fps, chrono'd at 1145.9 fps mean, 22.8 sd from a USP45 FS (4.41 inch barrel). Allegedly 36 inch penetration per G9. Not quite sure yet what to make of this light/fast take on 45, although I guess 165 gr is still a lot heavier than 9mm.

The G9 117+p shoots amazingly well from my HK45c. I’ve been really resisting the urge to get a HK45 and use the G9 woodsman for our lackluster deer season.

[Dov]

Barnes Vor-TX is available in 9, 10, 40, and 45. It uses the XPB bullet which is different from the TAC-XP bullet. The main difference being XPB gets more penetration and less expansion for. Vor-TX was designed as a handgun hunting round. Tac-XP designed as a self-defense round. I would personally be pretty satisfied with Vor-TX in any caliber in the lower 48.

Do you have link(s) to any documentation or comparisons about that difference?