Is Georgia Arms 9mm Luger NATO ammo safe to shoot in a S&W Shield?
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NATO ammo
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Cousin Vinnie
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I don't see why not unless it's NATO machine gun ammo. If this stuff still exist?
Here is a link to a thread that has lots of info about the topic:http://smith-wessonforum.com/ammo/137233-win-9mm-nato-124gr-walmart.html
Based on what I read, go ahead and shoot it and don't worry about it!
Here is a link to a thread that has lots of info about the topic:http://smith-wessonforum.com/ammo/137233-win-9mm-nato-124gr-walmart.html
Based on what I read, go ahead and shoot it and don't worry about it!
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Bozz10mm
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I would think NATO ammo could safely be shot in virtually any modern handgun. It is not higher pressure than +P. Having said that, I wouldn't feed a steady diet of NATO or +P.
MichiganScott
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Georgia Arms "Canned Heat" 9mm NATO are commercial reloads.
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