Best .45 ACP for target practice for the price? Is Federal really the best quality for the best price?

Best .45 ACP for target practice for the price? Is Federal really the best quality for the best price?

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Don't listen to this guy OP

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I use white box, it's cheaper here and works fine.

S&B or Blazer Brass

Blazer Brass, Federal, Fiocchi, Remington, Sellier and Bellot, and Winchester are all fine.

>Best .45 ACP for target practice for the price? Is Federal really the best quality for the best price?
I originally bought Fiocchi 230gr for 28cpr but once target sports ran out one day I bought Remington 230gr for 28cpr and it was absolutely filthy. I should have blew the extra 4cpr to get federal because this remington turned by fingers black after loading 2 mags of 8 rounds. Its so abhorrently filthy I filed a complaint with TargetsportsUSA to get my money back and ship back the rest of the ammo. Made my 1911 so dirty to clean I'll never choose green and white box ever again

Not OP but I tried winchester too, winchester's outside casing wasn't dirty but it shot dirty, so much fowling and garbage.

Your reloads which would be tailored to your pistol.
Factory ammo is made to function in erry gun in the world, that's ever been made, that shoots that particular ammunition.

>wanh gunpowder makes guns dirty
Shut the fuck up you whiny little bitch.
Hfs.

Winchester is by far more dirty than fiocchi or federal.

">it gets muh gun all icky".

the winchester shills are out and about today.

>shoot 24 rounds of winchester
>muzzle and slide are covered in smut, internals are literally black
>shoot 100 rounds of federal
>shit burns so clean that there is no discoloration of the slide and internals still have metal shine showing through

unless you reload: why do you overpay for gun food? Is it because you shoot a piece of shit that won't cycle tula?

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All of you are little bitches if you don't shoot tula

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I can't reload steel

steel fucks up your barrel and chamber. Tula and Wolf Steel shit is made to the bare minimum, sure it'll fire but its not quality at all. It won't be accurate and it sure as hell won't be clean

>use the money you save to replace your barrel and still have left over to buy another barrel with the savings
>it shoots
>it shoots
>you're not more accurate than your handgun unless you're shooting off a bench with a magnified optic
>not a problem if you know how to clean your gun

do 45 barrels even wear out? It's a fat as fuck low velocity caliber, you should be getting like 100k rounds out of it before you can even notice anything

>>use the money you save to replace your barrel and still have left over to buy another barrel with the savings

sigsauer.com/store/barrel-1911-45acp-blk.html

To replace the barrel on my sig scorpion 1911 with another OEM 1911 is 180 dollars.

I can get tula 45acp 230gr for 27cpr. I can get Fiocchi brass 230gr for 28cpr. I'd have to shoot over 18,000 rounds of tula steel to save the money and replace my barrel.

Or I can just not shoot shit ammo and not need to replace my barrel to begin with.

sgammo.com/catalog/pistol-ammo-sale/45-auto-acp-ammo?sort=round_low
22cpr for wolf.
23cpr for tula.

targetsportsusa.com/cci-blazer-brass-45-acp-auto-ammo-230-grain-full-metal-jacket-5230-p-4347.aspx

25cpr brass with my membership (8% off regular), 27cpr regular

Why shoot steel anything when I can just shoot higher quality, better made, more accurate brass for literally 2cpr more

>>muzzle and slide are covered in smut,
white pigs getting boned by ghetto trash.

>All of you are little bitches if you don't shoot tula
Literally the lowest quality on the market. Its like the Walmart "great value" brand.
Live better for less. (much less).