What is the difference (other than flat nose) between the Winchester 40 cal target ammo, part numbers

1. USA40SWVP (flat nose)
2. USA40W

My use is target practice.
Why would I choose one over the other?
What is the significance of the flat nose?

I find the USA40W to be significantly cheaper. Any reason not to use it?

Related Links:
Winchester 40 Cal Ammo
500 round case - 40 cal Winchester 165 grain FMJ Ammo - USA40SWVP
600 Round Case - 40 Cal SW 165 Grain FMJ Winchester Target Ammo - USA40W

Thanks.

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I thought all 40 was flat nose.

My choice of target ammo is based on solely on price

Only difference I've noticed is that the flat nosed projectile punches a cleaner hole in the paper. Otherwise my 40c seems to shoot everything well but possibly likes 180 grain slightly better.

One thing is probably certain, someone will be by soon to tell you both choices are extremely inaccurate since the ammo in question is not 9mm.

I don't place much stock in ether one being all that coming from Winchester but pick one and try it . The best may very well some other brand.

You might find Theses better shoot very well -
"Canned Heat".40 S & W 165gr Full Metal Jacket - Georgia Arms

.40 Smith & Wesson 165gr Full Metal Jacket (IPSC Major) - Georgia Arms

What makes these better for range?

Go for price, both will shoot better than you.

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That's just it , there all simple lower cost practice ammo just some that maybe better buys . You can't buy a low cost production ammo and expect it to be something better than many others .

Want a good production line practice ammo buy speer lawman but its all trial and error assuming your capable of shooting to the handguns potential so try some different brands .

It's $80 cheaper per full case. Maybe that's what he's referring to?