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147 grain 9mm questions

Good Morning y’all
I’m amazed at the different types of 9mm ammunition that is available now.
Now, it’s been awhile since I’ve owned a 9mm firearm. The selection of ammunition wasn’t as extensive as it is now.
I’m prone to using the heavier weight bullets. 230gr .45 ACP JHP is what I’m comfortable with in a 1911.
I’ve read about the 147gr 9mm JHP for home / self defense. By what I’ve read it seems to have a pretty good track record.
It’ll be for my Echelon 4.5F.
Would that be a good choice? I know it’s on the expensive side. At least I’m not using eggs😁
Thanks in advance. Hope everyone has a pleasant Sunny.
 
Good Morning y’all
I’m amazed at the different types of 9mm ammunition that is available now.
Now, it’s been awhile since I’ve owned a 9mm firearm. The selection of ammunition wasn’t as extensive as it is now.
I’m prone to using the heavier weight bullets. 230gr .45 ACP JHP is what I’m comfortable with in a 1911.
I’ve read about the 147gr 9mm JHP for home / self defense. By what I’ve read it seems to have a pretty good track record.
It’ll be for my Echelon 4.5F.
Would that be a good choice? I know it’s on the expensive side. At least I’m not using eggs😁
Thanks in advance. Hope everyone has a pleasant Sunny.
147gr 9mm usually runs at subsonic speeds. I use it primarily in suppressed PDWs and pistols. Ive never had a feeding issue with it running suppressed or unsuppressed. It can be more expensive especially if you are buying Federal Syntech or a JHP. I occasionally find FMJ 147gr 9mm online for around the same price as 115gr 9mm. The Federal Syntech I use is 150gr.
 
Good Morning y’all
I’m amazed at the different types of 9mm ammunition that is available now.
Now, it’s been awhile since I’ve owned a 9mm firearm. The selection of ammunition wasn’t as extensive as it is now.
I’m prone to using the heavier weight bullets. 230gr .45 ACP JHP is what I’m comfortable with in a 1911.
I’ve read about the 147gr 9mm JHP for home / self defense. By what I’ve read it seems to have a pretty good track record.
It’ll be for my Echelon 4.5F.
Would that be a good choice? I know it’s on the expensive side. At least I’m not using eggs😁
Thanks in advance. Hope everyone has a pleasant Sunny.
Should work just fine for SD, but before you buy a ton, i’d buy one box and make sure your gun doesnt have issues with it feeding
 
147gr 9mm usually runs at subsonic speeds. I use it primarily in suppressed PDWs and pistols. Ive never had a feeding issue with it running suppressed or unsuppressed. It can be more expensive especially if you are buying Federal Syntech or a JHP. I occasionally find FMJ 147gr 9mm online for around the same price as 115gr 9mm. The Federal Syntech I use is 150gr.
Targetsports usa had 147 gr on sale for same as 115 gr this last week
 
Thanks. I bought two boxes of blazer 147gr FMJ yesterday. I’ll get some JHP’s tomorrow.

Here’s the link.. just expand the sort section and hit 147gr
 
But what is Syntech?
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Whenever somebody starts talking about ammunition I mention Dr Gary Roberts.


Dr. Gary Roberts is the guy who tells the FBI what to buy. He wrote the article above on self-defense/duty ammunition.

9 mm:
Barnes XPB 115 gr JHP (copper bullet)
Federal Tactical 124 gr JHP (LE9T1)
Federal HST 124 gr +P JHP (P9HST3)
Remington Golden Saber bonded 124 gr +P JHP (GSB9MMD)
Speer Gold Dot 124 gr +P JHP
Winchester Ranger-T 124 gr +P JHP (RA9124TP)
Winchester 124 gr +P bonded JHP (RA9BA)
Winchester Ranger-T 127 gr +P+ JHP (RA9TA)
Federal Tactical 135 gr +P JHP (LE9T5)
Hornady Critical Duty 135 gr +P PT
Federal HST 147 gr JHP (P9HST2)
Remington Golden Saber 147 gr JHP (GS9MMC)
Speer Gold Dot 147 gr JHP
Speer G2 147 gr PT
Winchester Ranger-T 147 gr JHP (RA9T)
Winchester 147 gr bonded JHP (RA9B/Q4364)
 
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