BudsGunShop.com - Response to 3 answers given on dirty ammo
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Thank you very much Michael W, Randi I, James G. So hard to pick just 1. Anyway James may I please add a question to your response so I can better decide the bullets to use for practice. James you gave me a bullet that is 124gr but I am used to 115 gr is there a difference and is 124 ok for my Taurus? Also I like your price better then Buds they want $211.00 before tax I guess not $206.00 https://www.budsgunshop.com/product_info.php/products_id/46351. Thanks again for your response.
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I found that the 124gr 9mm was slightly more accurate in my Taurus PT-111 and 2 G2C's. 115gr will not have any issues but I went with what was more accurate in my pistols. Dirty ammo is caused by low quality powder that does not burn completely leaving a quick buildup of soot and carbon in a pistol requiring more frequent cleaning intervals. Enjoy your pistol and be safe. Cheers!