chetc Posted August 28, 2015 Share Posted August 28, 2015 recently been shooting my 1911;s, my load was 4.2 titegroup with 3 different 200gr type bullets, coated round nose of 2 different brands and the SWC plain lead, the accurracy is excellent with the SWC design. so i never tried for example 125gr plain lead SWC bullets in my 9mm auto's, was looking at Missouri Bullet company, they have a 128gr 9mm plain lead SWC the design is the H&G clone, this is the bullet design that works in my 45's, any other companies offer a 9mm SWC design, are they more accurate than the typical RN designs or not, are they worth a try, will i have much feeding issues ect. anyone have much experience with 9mm SWC. Chet Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GOF Posted August 28, 2015 Share Posted August 28, 2015 I think it depends on the gun. Anything under 2 inches at 25-yards is more than enough for any action pistol game (even ICORE). I can get that in my 9mm M&Ps with a 147 Xtreme plated RN. Jacketed & plated are much cleaner than cast lead, and in Florida humidity I don't have to deal with the smoke from the bullet lube. A RN profile also eliminates any possible SWC feed issues. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dave33 Posted August 28, 2015 Share Posted August 28, 2015 I have shot a ton of the 100gr SWC from Ibejihead out of my XDM 5.25. They feed and function perfectly in that gun. I have also used the Missouri Bullet company 125gr SWC, and have used the Bayou Bullets 150gr SWC, they all function fine out of my XDM as well. I love the big nice hole they punch in cardboard. The most accurate bullet I shoot out of my XDM is a Precision Delta or Hornady HAP 124gr JHP. Next would probably be the SWC's but 147gr FP style bullets shoot very well also. I have never shot a 9mm 1911 so cant tell you about the reliability there. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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