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RoughNTough · 09-14-2005, 09:20 AM

I was a bit leary picking up a box of some unusual ammo, as all jamming issues have ceased to exist in my .40 with WWB 165gr. After reading post about WWB on sale at Wally World, I figured I'd check it out. All I found was WWB "WinClean" 180gr. At 5.00 a box, I figured what the hell.

I must say I am VERY IMPRESSED. Shot like normal WWB, BUT my firearm is clean!!!!! Well cleanER. I ran my finger across the feed ramp and only got a slight smudge of grim. I am HOOKED. My front sight isn't black and the vents near my exhaust ports were cleaned with a q tip. Everything looked great!!! I have to find this stuff in the 165gr!!!!

retired · 09-14-2005, 11:17 PM

This is the only stuff my former dept. now allows at the ranges. The instructor said it was due to health concerns for staff that are around the shooting all day, day after day.

Looks like you get a side benefit, a not as dirty weapon and not as much elbow grease needed to clean it.

09-14-2005, 09:20 AM	#1
RoughNTough XDTalk 100 Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Kokomo, IN Posts: 137	WWB WinClean I was a bit leary picking up a box of some unusual ammo, as all jamming issues have ceased to exist in my .40 with WWB 165gr. After reading post about WWB on sale at Wally World, I figured I'd check it out. All I found was WWB "WinClean" 180gr. At 5.00 a box, I figured what the hell. I must say I am VERY IMPRESSED. Shot like normal WWB, BUT my firearm is clean!!!!! Well cleanER. I ran my finger across the feed ramp and only got a slight smudge of grim. I am HOOKED. My front sight isn't black and the vents near my exhaust ports were cleaned with a q tip. Everything looked great!!! I have to find this stuff in the 165gr!!!! __________________ Springfield V10 .40 Springfield XD9SC Winchester 1300

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09-14-2005, 11:17 PM	#2
retired XDTalk 5K Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: S. Calif. Posts: 5,328	This is the only stuff my former dept. now allows at the ranges. The instructor said it was due to health concerns for staff that are around the shooting all day, day after day. Looks like you get a side benefit, a not as dirty weapon and not as much elbow grease needed to clean it.