9x19 FMJ Is All Ammo Created Equal?
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- Paul tests different 9mm FMJ ammo against each other.
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I walked up to the counter at the gun store and asked to see the Berreta 92fs chambered in 9x19, while wearing an old Sears hunting coat.
The man said, so you watch Paul Harrell too huh?
Are you what we call a professional?
@@jameschristiansson3137 I guess you could call me one, because I hit my target 60% of the time, every time.
@@jameschristiansson3137 edit:
You be the judge.
I usually start my conversations with, please bear with gun fire and your experiences and your training may be different.
@@davidw835 And pardon my Shatner - esque
pauses.
Whenever PH says, “this is the boring part where I talk a lot,” or, “this will be a little dry,” I say, “OH YEAH! Science and data and measurements!” And I know I am not alone. The man delivers the data and we all learn from it while sipping coffee in the kitchen, or a Diet Coke in some other equally comfy location. Thank you, sir.
The artificial sweeteners in diet sodas are worse for you than regular sodas.
Best to avoid soda, period.
I’m drinking Diet Coke and scotch my man!! Gotta keep those calories down!
As a certified dental assistant he disliked the soda comment lol
I prefer chocolate milk, thank you. :D
@@James_Bee I drink regular soda (very rarely anything with phosphoric acid, like Coke anymore), e.g. 7Up or other lemon-lime varieties, root beer or ginger ale (preferring Canada Dry BOLD when I can find it), or regular Gatorade Orange, sparingly, or Bubly.
I see a new Paul Harrell notification and I rush to TH-cam faster than a Remington Green-and-White Box 9x19 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket Round Nose through a chronograph.
"It's going to be very dry."
Then give it to me dry Paul Harrell.
We didn't click on a 7 way comparison for fluff
Rough, dry and hard... hell throw some sand it!
The best martinis are
"Lack of hydration" Mr Harrell, need to hydrate
Yalls weird.
Geco. 15 minutes of shooting will lose you 15% or more in accuracy.
[Paul, casually] Today we're going to compare eight brands of ammunition for velocity and accuracy, without any kind of sponsorship. As one does.
[Gun magazine editor] *throws his hands up* Well, there goes our September edition.
Wish someone had sent some Federal American Eagle as that's what I have the most of.
@@abc-wv4in Hold onto that stuff. By far the best fmj round for accuracy and practice purposes.
Considering how cheap Blazer Brass is, im surprised with the effectiveness
I would be curious to see the difference if any between Brass vs Aluminum Vs Steel
If I'm not mistaken, Blazer is a CCI product. I've found their products to be of above average quality. YMMV
It’s weird. Blazer Brass always jams in all my pistols. I always have failures to extract and the fired shells get stuck in the chambers. It takes significant effort to get them out. I’ve never had any other problems with any other brass cased, steel cased, or aluminum cased ammo.
@@leroyjenkins4811 That is ironic blazer has always been my go to
@@leroyjenkins4811 Got a new 9mm recently, first stuff I put through it was a couple boxes of aluminum blazer just to see how it would go. Cycled every round perfectly. Could very well be difference in firearms.
@@aquablue6301 Yeah there made by cci which means there 22cal rimfire ammo is probably loaded on the same machine as the 22. Stingers and Velocitiers and just packed in bulk and sold cheaper but there 9mm and 45auto is junk I find it to be the worst...
That confirms my experience with S&B ammo: generally loaded a bit hotter, with good accuracy and consistency.
They do it right in the Czech Republic. Never had an issue with S&B, they duplicate the specs of older rounds well.
Seems that way. I use S&B and they seem way stronger than my own minimal handload. I wonder, is it safe to use with a silencer if the manual says not to use hotter ammo?
S&B is my go to range ammo. Been very happy with it
Same here, it is my preferred practice ammo in both the 124 and 115 grain versions. Also have had good results with the Norma red box 115.
@@karel3183 Probably not.
Speer calls the load "Lawman" because it's designed for use in indoor LEO ranges by having a completely copper encapsulated slug (TMJ) to limit lead exposure. It's also hotter, to mimic LEO service loads.
They really punch through wood ,I did a video on the 357 Sig lawman, 357 Sig TMJ
Sure it is
Bravest deer in history.... they have no idea how quick they could be in a freezer if Paul decided to go rogue
Lol. Paul going rogue. 🤣🤣🤣
Deer have an odd general habit of gravitating towards shooting. Maybe they think the noise is from antlers?
why on hunting you need to be silent and walk slowly if even shooting doesnt scare deers?
@@richardpashos Because they know to associate cracking leaves and branches with potential threats.
Nawwww, the deer in the area simple know that when Paul's behind the trigger, their safe until hunting season.
Asking to remove the chronograph is like asking Bob Ross to skip painting trees or happy clouds.
Yep. Paul shows his work.
Easy enough to listen to the numbers and do the math ourselves if we are so inclined.
If Paul left out the chronograph tests, how would we see the deer come up and check out the scene, as they seem to do so often in these videos?
Would you miss an opportunity to see Paul in action? Those deer are lucky
He's lucky he doesn't shoot near a cow pasture. Those are the noisiest animals I've ever seen. Perhaps they are used to humans+noise=feeding time.
Paul is so badass the deer have learned over time from him and now come to see his presentations as they're filmed so they've got the latest information on the weapons and ammo their enemies will be using.
Paul is just grooming them for hunting season. He'll call them in with each shot he makes, and then pick the one he wants.
Paul: “This content will be a little dry.”
Deer: “OH BOY!”
I feel like PH should do ted talks where he tours around the US and does presentations like this, but we get to stand there in person and watch. I'd pay for that.
Paul talks
But TED Talk yappers typically are not legitimately expert, while Paul Harrell is truly a legitimate expert.
However, I understand your desire to have Paul more widely heard.
Audiobooks, too.
Heck I'd go to a Paul concert and I've never even heard him sing.
Ted talks seem to be for liberal weenies.
Never heard the prononciation of Sellior and Bellot well done Paul lol
Heck he needs to do a review of French 7 millimeter Long with Forgotten Weapons
We Americans seem to have problems with some pronunciations.
One of my favorites is Lapua. The common pronunciation in the US is La pu ah, when it's actually Lop Wah.
Fiocchi must be rounding to the nearest 1200😂
The meat targets breathed a sigh of relief.
Oh no they haven't. We need the meat targets of these ammos.
@@koltendavis4802
S&B for the win. And it's affordable.
"This will be dry, but informative."
That should be the name of this channel. And I mean that with the utmost respect.
Valid information is never boring.
When Paul uploads a new video, the world stops turning for a second.
true dat
I'm listening to this in the shower. Can't wait till I'm done.
@@davesomeone4059 That is a bit strange to be honest...
It does for me. His videos are the ones that I look forward to most from any platform/app
@@numberlover8181 Same here, best around for sure.
Leave the chrono in Paul if people don’t want to see it they can aplastic forward like you advised
Aplastic?
Aplastic?
If I had to guess, the use of aplastic may be some sort of autocorrect error as it's definition refers to the failure of an organ or tissue to develop or to function normally, with the most common being Aplastic Anemia.
@@mattsmechanicalssi5833 now that's a rabbit hole I'd not expected
it might be useful for him to seperate the video out into sections or chapters like I do with the tetris videos on my channel, though it might be a little tedious considering the average length of a video on this channel
-- Liked you adding the variations. Once again. Green and White box holds it's own as a good carry/practice munition for the price. Thanks Paul, thumbs up as always.
Green & White 124hp +P 9mm is what most of the firearms examiners carry in a very large and busy jurisdiction. Busy means lots of shootings/murder. Not stuff the the FBI gets its hands dirty on. Add: that's their personal choice for off-duty, not issue.
@@LuvBorderCollies -- Agreed. Retired Ranger, and 22 years a PSC. It's helped me and my team.
I got a 45 hi point carbine I got a bull pup kit for. Now the only 45 it fires without fail is rem UMC.
Sad because before that it would've fed rocks and fired rocks
Yup here in Canada we're relegated to FMJ ammo. Nothing here expands except the left wing autocracy.
US sees the same expansion as well.
@@allalbavincero big corpos and warhawks = left wing ?
That kind of expansion sure causes some serious wounds.
@@kitosjek9541 Big Tech are Cultural Marxists to the core.
Actually expanding handgun ammunition does exist here in Canada; it's just hard to find due to a severe lack of demand (why would you want expanding handgun ammunition in country where you literally can't shoot it anywhere but a range? The logic behind most dealers.)
The Speer Lawman fmj was our practice ammunition and the Speer Gold Dot was our duty ammo (federal leo). My understanding was it was loaded similarly to the duty ammo so that you practice was similar to actual field preformance. In that same vein of thinking, your qualification rounds were always shot with duty ammo just to be sure you weapon was sighted in to your duty ammo. For what it's worth. Both are, in my experiance, excellent ammo.
Paul: "This is going to be tedious". Comment section: "Excited noises."
Excited noises? That comment made me very uncomfortable and probably scare Paul to death
You know what, go ahead and mark me down as "leave the chronograph section in". I love the way Paul shares information.
Criminal gets shot, looks at wound, about to die, then at me: "Cheap ammo? Seriously?"
Yeah, cause I use the good stuff for hunting. Criminals get the cheap stuff, animals the expensive. Sounds fair.
unless he's on crack and the fmj bullet passes straight through him so he continues to attack you until he bleeds out
@@farklestaxbaum4945 Then shoot em twice.
@@somebloke3869
Due to the high cost of ammo there will be no warning shot and If can read this you are in range.
@@shawnr771 why only twice? Surely your magazine holds more than two rounds.
The Variation section you have on the velocity board is incredibly important. Rounds certainly vary but to have a variation above 40 FPS? That can be significant. I really appreciate you including that Paul!
That is true. I would find it to be important especially when comparing the mean velocities. In the case of the Lawman ammo, I would be less concerned as the MV was almost 1200fps, vs the Geco where it’s velocity was incredibly low. As I reload, consistency is key, but you could be forgiven for a slightly wider range when your lowest velocity for a single round was higher than the highest velocity of the next closest round. Just my opinion. I’d be very curious on how these rounds would perform in the meat target as well. I know people will say “they’re FMJ, it’ll be the same”, but we just had a whole presentation on how that isn’t necessarily the case. Would they all retain their shape, would they keep their jackets or lose them, would they mushroom or fragment? I know the geometry of a bullet can make a difference, and if I remember correctly, the Fiocci ammo has more of a pointed cone, rather than a rounded nose, and some Lawman ammo has a flat face (I have a box of flat nose and a box of round nose). Given the commonality of these rounds, and in the case of military and some law enforcement, what would be the effectiveness against a meat target?
@@food_toobs8333 fmj’s are not crated equal as you imply. And as little as 50fps often makes a huge difference. Dumb ammo to use for hunting or defence but sometimes you don’t have a choice. Maybe you need something for wild animals and the only gun you have is a 9mm. It’d be nice to know you can push that thing 24” through a charging 4 legged monster and somewhere in that length do “stopping” damage.
Really it’s all RPG stuff because none of use will ever have need for it. But for that one guy….. well I surely hope he’s paying attention.
@@food_toobs8333 If Paul really does a meat target on all those cartridge types, his family (or dogs only?) might be already refusing eating oranges and pork chops entirely.😂
@@boogerdog5247 the difference between the highest and lowest is called the range. Standard deviations are computed differently. And a correlation coefficient is only computed for 2 different variables. You could do mean velocity vs range but that wasn't even discussed.
@@allalbavincero
Doesn't make much sense with fmj.
I was literally just watching Paul Harrell videos and wondering when he was gonna post again. Lol
Me too!!!
He knew.
Thanks for the video. Nice to know that Blazer Brass and Sellier & Belot are equal to Remington and Winchester in performance. It really opens up the bulk purchase options.
It makes me happy that there are still people interested in ballistic data collection. Numbers mean things. Strait forward and informative. Thank you. 🔥😎👍
I think you mean "straightforward". Sorry, things like that just really bother me.
I skipped the chrono work, but stayed for the analysis. Then I watched the target shooting, because the accuracy of various ammunition is interesting.
Damn Paul, you shoot tighter groups at 25 than I do at 7. And please keep those chronograph tests coming!
Responding to some questions below regarding the tested ammo - the GECO is made in Hungary, and the Fiocchi is made in Italy. (I gave them to Paul & have the boxes).
Paul: "The firearm I'm going to use today is my Sig Saur M17..."
Me: "No Beretta 92?" Starts hoarding toilet paper.
Huh?
@@9mmpeter255 usually Paul’s go to 9mm pistol is his Beretta 92. He even has a video on it being the last gun he would get rid of.
@@9mmpeter255 I think it's an end of times comment
Wasn't the M17 recently adopted by the military? So a bunch of people will be using them as their service pistol, as well as LEOs who can carry a personal firearm (as opposed to being issued one). And lets not forget civilians are going to want them because they want military style weapons.
@@rebelliousgrayfox It was a few years ago, now but yes. I'd say you're correct about that. Police and civilian trends tend to follow what the military is up to at the time. Oh and movies. Can't forget movies.
We finally found Pauls fatal flaw- He can’t memorize 8 different ammunitions and variations in order.
That's it, he's off the project.
You're gonna have that on these bigger jobs.
He actually can, but pretends not to so his fans don’t feel to bad.
You should watch some of his shotgun videos. Here it's just brand and bullet weight. They're all fmj.
Shooting the right target with the right ammo might be a bigger concern here. I've seen it several times on other channels that they mess up the order or shoot the wrong target after they walked back.
@@danielaramburo7648 I feel bad every time he shoots. Makes me see how much I suck
Sellier & Bellot 124gr FMJ is my favorite range ammo. I have always thought it was loaded a little hot, and yet pretty consistent. It groups real well for me in pretty much every 9mm I own.
I can tell out of my P365 the 115 is a little hotter...
@ scuba - I just grabbed a case of the s+b to put through my Ruger PC9. Price was right, and I am glad to see it performs decently. Thanks for the boost.
@@roccofilippi1418 Any 116 gr seems to have more recoil or more snappy recoil than 124 or 147. I like 147gr in my subcompacts, usually Lawman or American Eagle. For SD HST 147.
The 115 I was referring to was the S&B. It is probably the hottest round of any brand I have shot in the same grain. I should have just said S&B within my comment.
I prefer the S&B 124 gr over PMC, Blazer, Fiochi, Magtech, and Norma. But I get whichever of them is cheapest when I need some.
With the ammo shortages, this is a really welcome topic.
I'm sure they are not created equal but about to watch from the master.
The last time I was this early, Istanbul was still Constantinople.
Nice.
😂 👍
Please keep the data collection in! It makes everything honest!
You can read the crono in the video?
@@depqua7905 I guess he could be lying about that, but I doubt it.
@@depqua7905 That's a good idea. I mean to keep things honest, he could have two cameras and the one with chrono could be on a split screen format, but then that gets complicated and then we'd have to have Paul showing us opening the boxes, showing us the headstamp, loading the magazine and then shooting it all in one take to eliminate any conceivable subterfuge. Some people might demand that in our low trust, low honesty world we're living in; the Empire of Lies...
I used to buy GECO 9mm ammunition back in the '90s, and it was adequate, reliable plinking ammo for a reasonable price.
Hard to go wrong with S&B or CCI though.
If you find the chronograph section tedious you can most certainly skip through it. But all of us will judge you as not being a “true” Paulite(Praise be to the bottomless pockets).
In all seriousness this is a great Presentation Paul! Comparison presentations are incredibly useful as they give me a good idea of what a type of ammunition will actually do beyond the marketing hype.
All praise the poooockeeeets..... Aaaaaaaameeeen
My 2.5 year-old daughter is loving this video. Paul's metronomic pace makes it easy for her to count-down each shot.
Sesame street eat your heart out. Your daughter will be memorizing ballistic charts like they were multiplication tables.
Its always a good day for us when Paul shoots guns and decides to share what he has learned. Thanks Paul!!
Yes, a new Paul Harrel video. Supposed to be sleeping, but oh well, I'll take an extra energy drink at work!
I love this combination of painstaking detail and succinct delivery!
Great to see Paul is shooting from a rest, to make the comparison (in his Sig at least) mean something accuracy-wise.
remember though, that anyone doing a lot of shooting with different handguns using the same ammo, what's great (or bad) in one, can mean something totally different in another. Summary, means nothing unless you do it in your own firearm.
Paul, I'm so glad I found your channel.
36 and (relatively) new to firearms.
I love your content and I appreciate the vein of "Don't get too full of yourself" that runs through your videos.
Welcome to the firearm community!
I LOVE the chronograph section. Those that don’t should bugger off.
I echo the comments in favor the "tedious" parts. It allows me to experience the sensation of firing myself. And I enjoy the scenery while you are doing it. Glad to see the firing from a rest to reduce the human element in the testing.
I love this channel. No nonsense just the facts with as seen demonstrations This channel is also done in a professional manner and is very informative . Thanks
OH, Paul does "nonsense" on the Halloween and Christmas specials and others, but we can tell it's going to be nonsense by the video title but I get what you mean
Thank God, back in the sane, comfortable part of yt
I always assumed, based on zero data, that lawman, fiocchi, and s/b were much better than BB and WWB. Thanks Paul for this very informative presentation. And thanks to whoever sent all this ammo!! What a gift of such a precious resource.
I like the Fiocchi and S&B also...a lot of folks for whatever reason think foreign manufactured ammo isn't any good, which is just plain crazy...foreign ammo has killed millions of foreigners over the years, and too many Americans...our experience is it goes bang reliably...
As an Italian, thank you also for properly pronouncing the hard C in Fiocchi.
Canadians are terrible at the hard C from the "cch" in Italian. I remember BCers saying "Mar-zot-chee" for Marzocchi back in the 90s/00s. They butcher "pasta" as well. Nice folks, clean cities, but terrible at foreign words. 😂
@@seanoneil277 I still love them Canadians! Hard not to!
I'm told S&B have harder primers
Speer lawman ammo is supposed to perform exactly the same way ballistically as Speer Gold Dot.
So people can practice with the FMJ and save money using less JHP
Came home earlier today after picking up my birthday present, wife sent me to Scottsdale, AZ with an address of a business plaza. Arrived at the Plaza opened my birthday card. Expecting a set of racing wheels for one of my bicycles, card directed me to a firearms store to pick up a Sig Sauer M17.
Accuracy and dependability are everything. All the rounds are reasonably powerful. I think some manufactures try to cater to the subsonic folks and keep their velocities right below the magical 1100 fps. Side note: Carbines will typically shoot about 200 fps faster than pistol, so most 115 grain stuff will not be subsonic out of carbines. Except Wolf steel case stuff...my Wolf 45 auto ammo chronographed at 700 fps.. out of a carbine..
Lots of intentionally subsonic ammo is loaded to 950 or even less fps. It keeps the projectile out of the transonic range and makes sure if you have a gun with a tight chamber or longer barrel or any other variables that can bump the velocity the tiniest bit you still don't get the sonic crack. If you had subsonic ammo that was rated for 1075 fps there is enough variability of the atmosphere to get supersonic rounds at high elevation and even leaving the gun chambered with a hot barrel might be enough to kick it over.
You get funny things that can happen to accuracy with transonic rounds. You'll see most subsonic special purpose firearms shoot way below even 1000fps even if the cartridge is capable. The 9x39 is an example of this. They shoot under 950fps with the military issue ammo. It keeps it quiet and accurate.
yeah none of these manufacturers are catering to "subsonic folks"
Wet dogs, a cup of coffee and a new Paul video. A good start to the day.
Ah yes...I see you are in the smoke as well! The valley is fairing...somewhat better...for now. Thanks for your time!
We just drove from Idaho to New Mexico and had it there entire way…
Friday morning this wall of brown rolled into the Salt Lake Valley and made the place reek
@@Tadicuslegion78 It has been smoky as hell in Colorado too. It's so thick that it's hard to even see the mountains from the Denver metro area.
I live in Texas and we can see the haze.
@@avshockey6633 sure it’s not the Denver smog as well? I just read Denver had the worst air quality in the country. Either way we haven’t got the smoke yet here in the Colombia river gorge but if the winds shift a bit I’m sure we will again
Now i am in a West FL no shooting outdoors place. Left 16 acres of hill and valley field and forest all my own. Shooting to my hearts content. Here only $$$ indoors place, outside is maybe 80 to 90 miles away. Am 60% disabled Army retired, can't drive far. So, like fans of Paul in cities and say, England, I can enjoy shooting vicariously, in addition to his wisdom. Have been capt of #3 pistol team in US NG, so was asked to help teach ccw class here, and his talks make great extra background. He is a great resource and super great guy. Kudo's to you Paul! CW4 Karl
Takeaway one--I was at my county range yesterday and it was hazy--and you seem to have that haze as well. California wildfires again!
Takeaway two--"not all 9x19mm NATO FMJ ammo is equal" but performance was close enough--at least in the hands of a proficient "professional"--that having any of those eight loads would be preferable to having no ammo until my ammo source comes through with more.
I was restricted to ball ammunition because of military regulations and corporation rules "for official use" over a period of 35 years. I used better ammunition when I could. The difference in performance between FMJ and JHP is smaller than the difference in performance between FMJ and no bullets.
Thanks for this educational demonstration. That was a lot of ammunition during this period of no ammo on retail shelves.
Eh, I wouldn't scoff at someone for mispronouncing Sellier & Bellot, especially for saying it using anglicized pronunciation, as we aren't a francophone country. Kind of like the country "Niger" and the way it is pronounced. When I was a kid I was taught to pronounce it "nigh-jer" and that was the way every news anchor pronounced it up until about 5 years ago. All of a sudden it was pronounced "knee-jaire" (I don't know how to spell phonetically, but I assume the point is being made) and people looked at you like a fool for using the anglicized pronunciation. Well, we're an English-speaking country, why should we be faulted for pronouncing things in the way our language traditionally taught us? Not like non-English speakers don't butcher English pronunciation of words just as often.
Denis Leary does a whole spiel on this in his No Cure for Cancer standup
"croissant"
Excellent presentation, as always Paul. It's obvious why I've been buying Blazer Brass just about forever. It's a great product !
Your mom is a great product
@@9mmpeter255 Actually Aaron, if you think about it we both are the products of our mothers.
I like these tests. Thank you for putting the effort into them.
This was very informative, especially in the current ammunition situation where, you can only get whatever is available which leads to several different brands in ones “stash”.
We don't lose sleep over all the different brands in our stash...as we shoot we try to shoot the stuff we don't like 1st to get rid of it, but it is going to take a while...i know the missus shot a dozen .38's today, all she said is she used the box on top (we keep our ready for range ammo out from our stash), and 50 .380 also got blown up...I've been encouraging her to go shoot whenever she wants to, but the heat has been harsh lately...she just texted that she was able to field strip the bersa, which is hard for her for whatever reason...she cleans guns with a religious fervor that would shame a lot of guys, yup, she's a keeper...😁
Thank You for another great ammo comparison Mr. Harrell.
You just made my night at work ten fold better! I LOVE tedious chronograph testing!
Another great presentation Paul. And thank you for the time and effort you put into making these for us.
Excellent information and presentation as usual. Thanks Paul and crew!
SOLID review! Extremely thorough and fascinating results - did not expect some of the findings, especially regarding Fiocchi.
It would be great to turn this into a series comparing other popular 9x19 FMJ’s. Thanks for taking the time! 🇺🇸
So glad to see this pop up in my notifications!!
Paul, I love your videos. You do a very good job of presenting the material, and always bring up info I haven't heard elsewhere. Superb.
Keep up the great work, and thank you for all the effort you put into your material.
Fantastic data Paul! Thank you for taking the time and energy to present your findings to us.
Fantastic demonstration. Just wish I would have sent some Federal American Eagle to see how that stacked up.
Id be interest in the American Eagle ammo ad well. I don't buy ammo often but every time I use it the group's are terrible. I've used it in 45 acp and 10mm only so not a huge variance in calibers
Thank you Paul and team. I appreciate the nearly comprehensive test, and realize that there are shortages going on, but such a test would have put things in perspective better had you been able to grab two different NATO 9mm FMJ examples (NATO packaging, etc.) to compare against what we are being sold. Edit: I do love the re-shoots to get better data on flyers.
Thank you for putting all this information together. I appreciate your willingness and technique of sharing your experience.
Thank you Paul and your group for all your hard work and time. The transparency in all your videos is very much appreciated Sir.
Good to see you used a rest this time to try and take you out of the equation. I know why you don't normally but I still think this is the best way to test accuracy.
DWM and The Hague convention created 9mm Luger, but Paul Harrell proved them unequal.
Thanks for this, Paul. Another very pertinent and useful (to me) video that really answers a lot of questions I had about various 9mm ammo.
Thank you Paul. I have also found different ammo shoots different. And also have found that sometimes it will differ box to box. Thank you for the video.
That smoke in the back ground is so bad I cant see the mountains where I live in Albuquerque NM! As always excellent work on the video.
It just cleared up today here in the 4 corners. Was just as bad as what you see there in ABQ.
You can hear the low report of that Geco , sounds like a reduced hand load !
How detailed you get during your explanations, unreal... Fantastic!!!
Another great presentation. Thanks Paul and crew.
Thank you for testing S&B, here in Europe it's popular and available. Would be great to see how S&B 9x19 JHP performs in the meet target:) In the ranges I go it is forbidden to shoot things that are not poppers or paper target
I have a range where I go to and It has lots of old stoves and refrigerators. So much fun to shoot. Stay safe brother. (canada)
@@bobloblaw204 Thx, you too!
Thank you, this makes up for a bad day.
9:15 he is standing by the chart
As always Paul, great video,presentation and scientific data. I truly get excited when you post something that I need to know but haven't tested.
S&B Is the ammo I specifically seek out. I love that stuff. Well at least my gun does. I thank Larry Vickers for introducing me to that brand
OMG Paul is the greatest youtuber ever!!!! Like seriously so good!!!!!
People often call me a round noser....I don't know why and I have no idea what that means.
Based on your post, I don't think the word is "round". 😆 j/k
@@StringerNews1 😉
Top shelf presentation & info as always. Thank you Paul!
Well done Paul, thanks for another interesting and informative presentation
9:13 the part where he's standing next to the chart with the numbers on it
Thank you for quality content. It’s been a little hard to find lately. There’s yourself, marksman TV and a couple others that are consistent but that’s about it these days
I enjoy USOG and Gunblue 490 also.
Gun sam revolver afficanadio is good.
God family and guns, honest outlaw, the firearm guy and beretta9mmusa have some very good videos also.
@@aksalaman4689 Gunblue 490 is a fine gentleman with a great teaching style, backed up by years of experience. He & Paul Harrell are the 2 best channels on firearms, IMHO.
@@willwilliam217 GF&G is a honeypot made by subversives. Their "God" is not what you probably assume or think.
The back ground in the beginning of the video is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for the video!
Truly enjoy all your videos and the information you share with us Mr. Harrell. God bless you and what's left of our Country
I love how Paul says "Lawman"! I bought a couple of boxes of Speer Lawman recently, when the options were few. I just firgure that it was intended to be practice ammo for departments that issued Gold Dot LE. I don't know if there's any difference between LE and regular Gold Dots, but I like the 50 round box. When I refill my mags after shooting at the range, one 50 round box does the job better than two or three smaller ones.
1:05 : I'm like wait, no Remington Green & White box 9x19 115 grain full metal jacket round nose?!
1:10 : Nevermind.
I usually catch these as soon as they're put up, but was busy last night. Worked out to my benefit that I had some good material to watch while drinking my morning coffee.
Another great video, Paul. I love your thoroughness.