I just bought several boxes of this at a good price. Anyone have any direct experience with it? Accuracy, effectiveness?
Ranger or Ranger-T? Winchester has been packaging Win USA/White box in Ranger boxes, minus the "T". If it's not "T", it's the conventional USA JHP bullet in a brass case. Ranger-T uses the updated Talon bullet and nickel plated cases.I just bought several boxes of this at a good price. Anyone have any direct experience with it? Accuracy, effectiveness?
That's repackaged Winchester USA, ^ not a T load.This one:
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Yes, of course it was Winchester, not Federal. My brain took a short vacation, apparently. Thanks for the replies, I'll be trying this out at the range soon in my Browning HPs.
Good accuracy and functioning out of my Glock 19. Runs about 1330fps out of a 4" barrel. In wet phone book testing, excessive fragmentation when compared to HST, Gold Dots, and 127 +p+ Rangers.
Not sure what is meant by "law enforcement ammunition" in this context. It's available to law enforcement and civilians alike. Point is, if it doesn't say XST or Ranger T, it's a conventional hollow point with a brass case and not the infamous Talon bullet.That is not repackaged USA ammo, it is law enforcement ammunition loaded to +P+ pressure.
I suppose Winchester can take any consumer grade cartridge (which they do) including +p+ loads, put it in a Ranger box with the "T" omitted and marked law enforcement ammunition, then sell it as law enforcement ammunition to law enforcement ammo distributors.It is "law enforcement ammunition" as Winchester sells it to their law enforcement distributors and not directly to the civilian market.