- May 29, 2017
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I was naive. I thought that if a handgun was made to its specification, it should shoot any ammo in its caliber.
My HK 45 compact has trouble FTF and FTE with Winchester 45 ACP - 185 Grain FMJ wadcutter nose. However it has no problem with 45 ACP - 230 Grain FMJ round nose.
Whose fault is it? The ammo or the handgun manufacture? It drives me crazy. It is like saying 87 octane gasoline will not work on your "regular" vehicle but 89 octane will.
My HK 45 compact has trouble FTF and FTE with Winchester 45 ACP - 185 Grain FMJ wadcutter nose. However it has no problem with 45 ACP - 230 Grain FMJ round nose.
Whose fault is it? The ammo or the handgun manufacture? It drives me crazy. It is like saying 87 octane gasoline will not work on your "regular" vehicle but 89 octane will.