All this talk of hot loads has got me nervos ! darn-it !!I just bought some
Hornady .45 230 gr.JHP/WTP + P for my G 36 .I've never shot anything
other than Winchester White box 230 gr. out of it before , so what up ??
Can I shoot them or not ??
All this talk of hot loads has got me nervos ! darn-it !!I just bought some
Hornady .45 230 gr.JHP/WTP + P for my G 36 .I've never shot anything
other than Winchester White box 230 gr. out of it before , so what up ??
Can I shoot them or not ??
Yes. The rest of this is to make the 10 character minimum...
Not to claim laziness here, but if anyone has a source for limitations by manufacturer and model, it could save someone some hurt. I carry 147gr +p JHP in the XD 9, but I can't provide any documentation stating that it isn't going to earn me an orange-tipped cane and a seeing-eye dog. At the range it's always 115 gr FMJ.
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^ I have to agree. Just because you do it, doesn't mean that it's okay by the manufucturer. I posted the three that I know to be fact, and the sources.
I couldn't find anything on the Glock website, or the manual, for the safe and authorized use of +P or +P+ from the manufacturer themselves.
A source would be handy for a lot of people.
JD
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