[buster40c]

I am interested in what 9mm ammo you use for target/practice shooting? What do you find that shoots cleanest? Are you using your own or factory reloads?

 

[spikedriver]

Buster,

I really like MagTech. Not the plain blue and white box, but the dark blue and gold box. It's clean, accurate, and seems to be a little hotter than other practice ammo. It's a little more spendy than UMC or WWB though...

 

[RL Johnson]

I only shoot brass shells through my pistols. That being said I like the Fiocchi and Sellier and Bellot. Why? They are cheap enough for the range and quality is excellent. Clean up has been easy and did I say that are relatively cheap for brass ammo.

 

[mrmike7189]

I like the Speer Lawman ammo.
It's in a cobalt blue sexy box...LOL
It shoots ljust ike the Speer Golddots and it is very clean ammo.
comes in 115/124/147 grains FMJ

 

[Magnum.357]

Remington is fairly inexpensive for target practice. Good quality as other brands mentioned and burns cleaner than most or just as good. Most definitely burns cleaner than Winchester brand.
I don't have trouble cleaning my guns or spend hours cleaning with this ammo. The barrel is also quickly cleaned up as long as you fire jacketed. Any lead, you'll spend a good amount of your time scrubbing with a green scrubby.

 

[quirky]

Like Mag above says stay away from the lead, fire jacketed copper only. That means the entire bullet jacketed. Not with hollow out lead in it. I made the mistake at an indoor range once of firing Winchester white box semi-jacketed and was tasting lead for 3 days after. (just another reason I can't stand indoor ranges)

 

[Magnum.357]

Amen to that brother. Can't tell you how many times I get that same metal taste at the tip of the tongue or sometimes a tooth filling.