M motorcyclejoe Member Joined Nov 15, 2013 Messages 178 Reaction score 129 Dec 24, 2014 #1 I accidentally purchased 150 rounds of American Eagle 9mm flat points. Do you think these will cycle OK in my 4.25 barrel M&P?
I accidentally purchased 150 rounds of American Eagle 9mm flat points. Do you think these will cycle OK in my 4.25 barrel M&P?
AR-Getsome Member Joined May 1, 2012 Messages 1,072 Reaction score 479 City & State/Province Concord,NC Dec 24, 2014 #2 Go shoot them. I can't see why they wouldn't work. You can't return them so fire away.
C clipper1 Member Joined Jun 10, 2006 Messages 230 Reaction score 166 City & State/Province Florida Dec 24, 2014 #3 They cycle great in my Shield. Fire away! If your gun doesn't like them they may be trade-able.
guidedfishing US Veteran Joined Nov 2, 2014 Messages 120 Reaction score 60 City & State/Province Western Wisconsin Dec 24, 2014 #4 I've ran 147 gr FP out of my pro series without issue, enjoy.
F fiddyate Member Joined Dec 17, 2014 Messages 38 Reaction score 31 City & State/Province East Tx. or East Ky. Dec 24, 2014 #5 They run fine in my 39-2.
Ranger17 Member Joined Feb 13, 2013 Messages 2,034 Reaction score 1,844 City & State/Province Back in WI Dec 24, 2014 #6 i ran a box in my 9c and they were fine; actually i have yet to run into any 115 fmj type ammo it hasnt been ok with
i ran a box in my 9c and they were fine; actually i have yet to run into any 115 fmj type ammo it hasnt been ok with
scattershot Member Joined Oct 31, 2008 Messages 1,994 Reaction score 1,409 City & State/Province Denver, CO Dec 24, 2014 #7 That truncated cone shape is about all I reload, never had a problem. Enjoy.
OP M motorcyclejoe Member Joined Nov 15, 2013 Messages 178 Reaction score 129 Dec 24, 2014 #8 You all are right! I shot 150 rounds without incident. I usually shoot a 1911 which can be very particular about ammo. It's been a while since I shot my M&P - it's a lot more demanding to get on target than the 1911!
You all are right! I shot 150 rounds without incident. I usually shoot a 1911 which can be very particular about ammo. It's been a while since I shot my M&P - it's a lot more demanding to get on target than the 1911!