[ChuckB]

Hi, HighRoaders. I ran a lot of FMJ's through my Beretta 92FS today (Federal American Eagles and Sellier & Bellot). I did pretty well at 75 feet- the shortest distance at this range. I then started shooting Federal 124 gr. Hydra-Shoks. Wow. What a difference. The groups tightened up significantly. My experienced handgunner friend was impressed, as was I! This presents a problem, however. I know that many guns are ammo sensitive, although I don't think the 92 series is. It's just that I don't want to shoot only Hydra-Shoks. That gets to be pretty expensive. Any suggestions as to a hardball ammo that might give me tighter groups in the Beretta? Thanks for your help.

Chuck:p

[cool45auto]

I shoot plain old Walmart bought Winchester white box (115 grain) most times when I go to the range. I get good results, and it's cheap.

[CB900F]

Chuck;
Your situation is exactly why people take up handloading. 900F

[ruger357]

Another vote for Winchester.

[CZF]

What about 115 gr. PMP?

[Al Thompson]

Chuck, it's probably not sensitive as much as JHPs simply shoot better than ball. Higher tolerances, better QC and the center of gravity being a bit farther back all seem to help.

I'd play with different loads and think hard about reloading. :)

[WESHOOT2]

Start at the bottom of the price ladder and work upward in price until you reach your desired level of performance.

All guns are unique; all guns may prefer something different; all guns require testing.
There are only accurate guns............