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Hey folks,
I'm a fairly recent owner of a XDM 3.8 .40 Comp. Love the gun. Shoots way straighter than I can. My question is Which would you choose if you had to battle between the cheap off the shelf stuff. The first 300 rnds were MBI through my xdm. They were first run 165gr to be exact. I was able to touch a bowling pin or two at 50yds. Not every round but out of two or three I'd make contact. Stiff magazine springs didn't help either. I didn't have a single ammo issue with them during the 300. You think I can expect a similar performance from Tula? Mind you this is just to burn up on the range and try to learn the gun better. The only pistol I've consistently shot has been a Navy M9 baretta. I'm ok with it but think I shoot way better with the XD. Either way lets hear it.
P.S.
I will reload sooner or later but don't have the patience or the time for it right now.
Thanks
One more thing no wal-mart here so I'll be ordering online. My choices for places is the range itself or a pawn shop. They're owned by the same guy so there's no competition and slightly inflated prices.
I'm a fairly recent owner of a XDM 3.8 .40 Comp. Love the gun. Shoots way straighter than I can. My question is Which would you choose if you had to battle between the cheap off the shelf stuff. The first 300 rnds were MBI through my xdm. They were first run 165gr to be exact. I was able to touch a bowling pin or two at 50yds. Not every round but out of two or three I'd make contact. Stiff magazine springs didn't help either. I didn't have a single ammo issue with them during the 300. You think I can expect a similar performance from Tula? Mind you this is just to burn up on the range and try to learn the gun better. The only pistol I've consistently shot has been a Navy M9 baretta. I'm ok with it but think I shoot way better with the XD. Either way lets hear it.
P.S.
I will reload sooner or later but don't have the patience or the time for it right now.
Thanks
One more thing no wal-mart here so I'll be ordering online. My choices for places is the range itself or a pawn shop. They're owned by the same guy so there's no competition and slightly inflated prices.