For practice, Ga Arms is good stuff. I've shot tons thru Glock 32's and a Glock 33, SIG 229 and SIG 226. Speer Lawman and Win White Box FMJ are both good for practice. I don't like S&B - odd bullet wt and filthy IME.
For carry, I often use Ga Arms new manuf Gold Dots. Speer-loaded Gold Dots also shoot well, as one would expect. Win White Box JHP's shoot well but have a tendency to set back more dramatically than the other brands; something to consider in this hot round. I've measured as much as .009" after one cycling! (Yes, I test these things). In comparison, Ga Arms, Win Ranger T and Speer give up .002" to .004" after 3-4 cyclings. The Federal JHP stuff is typically way overpriced and IME not worth the extra $$ - no gain in accuracy, tho you can get the the 150 gr bullet if heaver bullets blow your skirt up. Some ppl refer to them as Hydrashoks, but it's really just Fed's Hi-Shok JHP - no ctr post. (edit - mebbe that's changed; I didn't notice Faustulus had referred to them as Hydra's and he may have bought some more recently than have I, tho Fed last listed them as just JHPs, and not Hydra's).
I have seen the Rem Bonded Golden Sabers for sale at gun shows, but haven't felt the need to buy and test yet. Tried the CorBons, but didn't seem to offer much over the Gold Dot for the $$. The Win Ranger T's shoot fine and come in a cool "Law Enforcement" box, but are typically overpriced; I wouldn't spend the money most people are asking for them based on the internet opinion of someone who doesn't shoot the round anyway. If you really want them, best prices are prob gonna be from Pro Load - abt $20/50, which is ok for Ranger ammo. (You may have to use the Search function to find them on the Pro Load site). I bought a ton at $16/50, which is competitive with everyone else's JHP loads. The Secret Service has switched from Rangers to Gold dots, BTW.