skoora
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Finally ordered a 9mm handgun (Canik) and now need to get some decent practice/range rounds. I saw Winchester 124gr 9mm for 50-55 cents a round on gunbroker. Should those be decent?
JackBootedThug
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ammoseek.com....that's where I always start.....then I hit up gundeals......winchester white is great training ammo.
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skoora
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how do you feel about remanufactured ammo?
JackBootedThug
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I'm fine with it...if it's a decent company though....
JackBootedThug
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If you run steel case in your ar's, throw a few brass ones in at the end of each mag to clean them out. Trust me. Steel is fine for AK's and SKS's...not optimal for AR's...ymmv...
skoora
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Any benefit to breaking in a 9mm handgun with 124 over 115. Depend on gun?
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Findthetone1
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No. There may be slightly less felt recoil from a 115gr round but I doubt it. Breaking in a gun is more about quantity of rounds sent through it and depending on the type of gun, it may not need much.
skoora
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Cool, thanks.
Floyd Eye
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The German 9MMs I own all seem to suggest heavier loads to break the RSA in before expecting reliable cycling. I pretty much run 124 gr. in everything anyway so I can't really say if it was necessary or not.
