Posted: 2/12/2026 12:58:07 AM EDT
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I have recently purchased my first ever compensated pistols the 4.0" Carry Comp and the 5.6" Performance Center Gun. I understand that coated bullets are not recommended, what about thick plated berry's bullets? I assume it is ok to shoot regular FMJ ammo in them or do I need to stick to hollow point ammo? Any help is greatly appreciated. |
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Originally Posted By bkssniper: I have recently purchased my first ever compensated pistols the 4.0" Carry Comp and the 5.6" Performance Center Gun. I understand that coated bullets are not recommended, what about thick plated berry's bullets? I assume it is ok to shoot regular FMJ ammo in them or do I need to stick to hollow point ammo? Any help is greatly appreciated. I shoot 200grn & 220grn coated HC handloads out of my Glock 20 and 40 all the time. Because the boolits are coated, there’s no leading up of the barrel. |
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Originally Posted By Nick_Adams: I’m not getting this, … why are coated HC bullets NOT recommended? I shoot 200grn & 220grn coated HC handloads out of my Glock 20 and 40 all the time. Because the boolits are coated, there’s no leading up of the barrel. Originally Posted By Nick_Adams: Originally Posted By bkssniper: I have recently purchased my first ever compensated pistols the 4.0" Carry Comp and the 5.6" Performance Center Gun. I understand that coated bullets are not recommended, what about thick plated berry's bullets? I assume it is ok to shoot regular FMJ ammo in them or do I need to stick to hollow point ammo? Any help is greatly appreciated. I shoot 200grn & 220grn coated HC handloads out of my Glock 20 and 40 all the time. Because the boolits are coated, there’s no leading up of the barrel. I think that some guns/barrels can cause the coating to fragment as the projectile is leaving the bore. Theoretically, a large enough fragment could damage the comp or ricochet back into the shooters face. |