Best modern 40 cal hollow point for a Glock 23

[David E]

Thats not close to what he means and you know it.

That's exactly what he meant and you know it.

A "center chest shot" with a 9mm FMJ beats a miss with a .50 bmg.
A "center chest shot" with a 9mm FMJ beats a premium JHP hit to the buttocks.
A "center chest shot" with a 9mm FMJ beats a premium JHP hit to the bicep.
A "center chest shot" with a 9mm FMJ beats a premium JHP hit to the shoulder.

NO ONE brought up missing until you did.

NO ONE brought up one caliber vs another until you did.

It's IDENTICAL hits with .40 FMJ vs .40 JHP

If it's really "all about shot placement," then everyone should carry .22's

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[newglockguy]

Never tried HST but you can't go wrong with Speer Gold Dot or the Remington Golden Sabre

 

[el Godfather]

Assorted carton of a box of every variety you can find. Then he will have fun at range and decide what he likes the best.

 

[C0untZer0]

I think you have to decide what you want the bullet to do,

Fourteen inches of penetration in 4-denim protocol and expansion to .70" seems like it would be an effective round.

If you want to be able to shoot through car doors and still incapacitate an assailant maybe one of the bonded bullets would be better.


Winchester's comparison webpage:

http://www.winchester.com/SiteCollectionDocuments/flash-SWFs/law_bullit.swf

 

[Hunter125]

I happened upon the PDX1's before I really knew what they were. Once I did my research I was really happy I found them first.
I looked into TAC-XPD's for my XDsc .40 because that's what I started carrying in my .380. But I was told they have a tendency to come apart at higher velocities.
I guess I didn't look into them too much after that, because I really am happy with the PDX1's.
I prefer 180 grain bullets. I guess I subscribe to slower and heavier.

 

[Zerodefect]

Win Ranger T or Fed HST. Corbon Powerball in my .380 because it like that best.

FMJ is plinking ammo. Even if it can perform well, it's still stupid to use it. It lacks the quality and reliability that you need for something to bet your life on.

Don't bet your life on a cheapo $0.21 round.