How about alternating the rounds by bullet type in the magazine and train with double-taps?
Recoil will be not be the same for differing loads..
How about alternating the rounds by bullet type in the magazine and train with double-taps?
Quite frankly, I don't think that there is that much difference. I would feel no more comfortable if my carry piece were loaded with high-dollar ammo instead of good-quality, reliable, affordable ammo.
My point is I believe the high end ammo has a higher level of quality control. Bullet seating, primers, powder, cases. Those being the same from round to round and box to box mean more than how sharp the peddles look on the box.
What are "peddles"?beeb173 said:... more than how sharp the peddles look on the box.
Oh, petals! Now I get the reference, thanks!RustyShackelford said:"Pedals" are the sharp edges of a expanded bullet.
As noted, LE grade rounds need to punch thru auto glass, car doors, clothing, plywood, fiber. The FBI calls it the "protocol" tests.
Col. Plink said:How about alternating the rounds by bullet type in the magazine and train with double-taps?