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02-16-2006, 10:04 AM
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Chrono results - 2nd set - XD-45ACP repost from Range Report
Here are another batch of chrono results for the XD-45ACP, 4" service. All velocities are in FPS, 10 shots fired each round.
Here is the link to the 1st set of chrono results. http://www.hs2000talk.com/viewtopic.php?t=31085 I'm waiting on Double Tap, Federal HST, and Winchester Ranger ammo, that will be the 3rd set of results posted. Sets 1, 2 and 3 are posted on my website in a nice table for easy comparison. http://www.2287.com/xd-45-chrono.htm Cor-Bon DPX 185gr +P 1081.47 - low 1105.17 - high 1094.08 - average 23.70 - extreme spread 7.68 - standard deviation Cor-Bon 230gr JHP +P 977.62 - low 1015.85 - high 998.03 - average 38.23 - extreme spread 13.45 - standard deviation Magtech 165gr SCHP +P 1043.17 - low 1088.28 - high 1062.78 - average 45.11 - extreme spread 12.84 - standard deviation Speer GDHP 200gr +P 951.64 - low 1010.17 - high 978.39 - average 58.53 - extreme spread 18.02 - standard deviation Speer GDHP 230gr 828.76 - low 876.53 - high 848.37- average 47.77 - extreme spread 13.22 - standard deviation Golden Saber 185gr JHP +P 1053.61 - low 1098.45 - high 1067.69 - average 44.84 - extreme spread 12.36 - standard deviation Golden Saber 230gr JHP 767.54 - low 844.37 - high 797.08 - average 76.83 - extreme spread 21.74 - standard deviation Speer Lawman 230gr FMJ 743.22 - low 782.32 - high 756.66 - average 39.10 - extreme spread 11.95 - standard deviation Sellier & Bellot 230gr FMJ 758.69 - low 811.81 - high 768.65 - average 53.12 - extreme spread 15.90 - standard deviation Independence 230gr FMJ 735.95 - low 790.50 - high 758.07 - average 54.55 - extreme spread 16.97 - standard deviation
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02-16-2006, 10:48 AM
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Great information. Your work is appreciated! I'll be looking forward to the Ranger velocities, as I carry RA45T.
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02-16-2006, 02:42 PM
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The SCHPs from Magtech (First Defense) and CorBon (DPX) the way to go in short bbl ACPs IMO. Speer's new SB (short Barrel) GD ammo should be good too.
The SCHPs seem to penetrate and expand just fine from anything through anything, even from short bbls. Saw an anamolous Matech FD round that did not expand past .45 (just straightemed out the walls of the HP cavity), but oddly enough it did not over penetrate even at 1100 fps; stopped at 15 inches.
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02-16-2006, 03:06 PM
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Before I did these test I decided to carry DPX's based on a friends advice and my internet research. My friend was at a recent Cor-Bon DPX gelatin testing session, and came back very impressed with the results. Interesting how the 185gr DPX has more velocity than the 165gr Magtech. Better standard deviation must mean Cor-Bon loads to tighter tolerances. All in all I’m sticking with DPX for now. That is unless the Double Tap, Federal HST, or Ranger T-series results impress me more. We’ll see.
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02-16-2006, 03:22 PM
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Both SCHPs seem pretty good to me.
Would have to shoot a lot more from several dfferent lots to make any valid conclusions IMO (as far as quality). When we tested through denim the std pressure 93g FD v 115g +P DPX, the FD expanded better, the DPX went deeper. The 40 FD/DPX were pretty much the same exp/pen. The 45 DPX got a little bigger, went a little deeper. The FD has waaaaay more flash for sure! DPX is much better in that regard, no doubt about it.
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