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Old 10-22-2006, 04:59 PM   #1
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Question 147 grain 9mm tell me about it...

I bought a case of Fiocchi 9mm this weekend and the shop employye who grabbed it to bring it out to the car picked up (what appeared to be) the only case of 147 grain FMJ on the 115 grain pallet.

I realized this when i brough it into the house.. so.

Other than the 147 grain being slightly slower than the 115, what can I expect out of it? SHould I be shooting it in something with a longer barrel than a sidearm, like an uzi?
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Old 10-22-2006, 05:49 PM   #2
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I shoot 147 grain reloads. I like them ok, you'll be fine shooting them out of a 5" gun.
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Old 10-22-2006, 06:59 PM   #3
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I shoot them and love them. I use the 147 gr. rangers and their awesome.
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Old 10-22-2006, 07:12 PM   #4
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I put 40 147 grain JHP gold dot's through my 9 service and didn't notice anything in particular. They seemed to shoot just like the FMJ winchester's that I buy at the range.
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I shoot 147 grain reloads. I like them ok, you'll be fine shooting them out of a 5" gun.
+1 on the 5in gun with 147gr bullets. They are all I use for competition now. They really take down the steel and much more accurate than any other bullets I have used. I have even tried the Federal Gold Medal 124 match ammo and plain American Eagle 147 grain out did it.
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what are you guys noticing on the recoil? I feel just a little less out of AE 147 gr....I could be me....
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what are you guys noticing on the recoil? I feel just a little less out of AE 147 gr....I could be me....
AE with a 16lb spring is very nice. I think it may be a bit much on the slide cycle speed, so I am going to order some 17lb variable springs and see how they work out.
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I've shot about 800 of the Fiocchi 147's without any trouble at all.
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I've shot about 800 of the Fiocchi 147's without any trouble at all.
They don't have any of this ammo locally so I was wondering how accurate these were as far as accuracy and power goes. Do these have more recoil than the WWB 147s? The WWB 147 seems to have the most recoil of any 147 target load I have tried.
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Again, it might be me, but I think WWB is a little "snapier" even in 115 gr as compared to most factory 115...I gotta get the chrono....
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