With all the coated offerings available today, how would you build a modern version of the old Nyclad? I still have (most of) a box in the ammo room that was loaded in a late 80s model 37 my wife carried for a while. Seems like they were very soft lead, fully coated in nylon and boasted good penetration/expansion in non +p velocities. I know they had a +p version as well. Build that one too while you're at it.

In your opinion, was the Nyclad (or your recipe for a modern version) superior to the old FBI load? How about better than the cartridge with one of the best track records ever--Speer Gold Dot 135 grain +p?


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