I couldn't find much about Hughes 124gr and orderd a case rolling the dice. It's produced for sub machine guns and has hard primers. It is Belom brass, good looking ammo with sealed primers. I ran 150 rounds through a Beretta 92, SIG 229, RIA 1911, CZ75 with zero issues. It was pretty consistent and I don't know how you can beat it for the money. I'm going to order several more cases before it disappears.
I'll experiment with my striker fired guns, but I'm not optimistic. The strikes on primers were not deep with my hammer guns so I'm pretty cofident the Glock won't like it.

Yeah I've shot a lot of it, it's on pallets when we walk into the main Fernandina store a lot of times and lately it's been my go-to steel dinging range time on the back forty. I agree, the brass is very reloadable.

It's good ammo for the money and I've had no issues with it with my P320s or my P365 (or my P226s) or either of my 9mm PCCs but, I've never tried it in a glock because the only glock I own is a G20.

I ran two mags each through 4 striker fired pistols today with pretty good luck which really surprised me. Taurus GX4 flawless, Smith M&P flawless, Glock 19 flawless, PSA Dagger 1 strange occurrence.
I’m not quite sure what to make of the lone Dagger issue. The bullet got stuck in the bore just before barrel/rifling. The report sounded normal, felt maybe a little off. I was able to remove the slide and had to push the case a tinge forward to be able to remove the barrel from the slide. I took pliers and pulled the case out and it was still full of unburnt powder... I used a dowel to tap out the bullet which came out easily.
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