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Default Winchester USA Forged steel case 9mm ammo

Has anyone else tried the Winchester USA Forged steel cased 9mm ammo? I saw it in my local Walmart and given it was cheaper than the Tulammo, and had the Winchester name, and made in the USA, I decided to give it a try.

It cycled very well in my S&W 5906 and went bang every time.

However, it's extremely dirty. Even the casing is dirty. Whatever they have the cases coated with comes off easily onto anything it touches. After loading one magazine my fingers were a solid battleship gray. And after shooting 50 rounds there was a lot of residue left in the firearm. I'm not sure the mess is worth it.
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