The 75gr TAP is just their match bullet with a cannelure, not bonded.Originally Posted by Mike C
The 75gr TAP is just their match bullet with a cannelure, not bonded.
We could isolate Russia totally from the world and maybe they could apply for membership after 2000 years.
It was several years ago. Someone had given me a lot of old ammunition, mostly Remington 357 from the 60s 70s. I traded it to a dealer and also got a case of 223 75 grain TAP.You got a case in a trade? What did you trade, a car??
Morning, everyone. Like many of y'all, I'm down to dregs on my preferred duty ammo (local LE supplier hasn't been able to fill orders for individual officers for over two years), so I decided to branch out. I was looking for a carry load for my Shield Plus, since I'm down to a duty load out of G2 for my G19, and reports are that G2 doesn't work that great out of stumpy barrels like the Plus.
So, I was able for find ONE box of 124 gr +P HST, and several boxes of Critical Duty 135gr in both +P and standard pressure. On the range yesterday, all functioned fine (not surprisingly). The HST was significantly snappier than either of the CDs, and shot significantly larger groups. The Critical Duty standard pressure shot the best groups, and had the lightest recoil (very pleasant). The +P CD shot slightly larger groups, with more, but not terribly more, recoil.
At this point, I'm inclined to stick with the lighter recoiling, tighter shooting standard pressure load. Any real reason to "up gun" to the +P loading in a shorty-short barrel?
Has anyone ran Remington Golden Saber bonded 124 gr +P JHP lately? Especially in a Gen 5 Glock.
It’s all I could really find the other day. Hoping for some 135 CD but no luck.
https://www.targetsportsusa.com/horn...36-p-3217.aspx
I'm curious how CD performs from a shorter barrel, 3"-3.75"...
Hornady states states best for use in duty size gun's
Perfect! That is exactly what I was looking for, gel numbers and all. Thank you! Sadly doesn't look like it will cut it for all around. Good info though. Maybe good for inside the house though for limited use.
Hornady makes a 124 CD specifically for small guns.
I am not giving you a hard time- how do you know this? I have not seen it before. Thank you.
I went to a Hornady gel shoot and they talked about it. They also make a 5.56 load specifically for SBRs with cans. My dept is adopting the sbr load for our rifles and the 135 +p load for our pistols.
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