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07-26-2007, 01:26 PM
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MagTech 230 grain +p
Anyone have any experience or hear-say good or bad about MagTech 230 grain +p through an XD45?
Seems pretty reasonably priced, but have never heard anything about it. Another one I was looking at was Hornaday 200 grain +p. I have been carrying Federal Hydro-shoks, but want to experiment a bit. The number one priority is reliability. Let me know your opinions.
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Anyone?
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