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Posted On: 11/20/2021
By: Eddie
A: Yes sir, it does. Sierra is even a member of SAAMI.
Posted On: 5/19/2021
By: Josh
A: Thanks for reaching out Josh! You know, the most important reason to favor 115gr over 124gr or vice versa is what you personally prefer firing. Either one is going to deliver virtually identical terminal ballistics for self-defense. If you haven't got a preference, then I'd recommend the middleweight 124gr bullet, which offers the more balanced performance in terms of recoil, point of aim and trajectort.
Posted On: 4/24/2021
By: Scott
A: Thanks for reaching out Scott! This ammo should function flawlessly in a P365.
Posted On: 4/7/2021
By: Andrea
A: Absolutely, this ammo should function correctly in any 9mm firearm.
Posted On: 4/4/2021
By: Devon smith
A: Yes sir, this ammo is an excellent choice for self-defense with a G2c.
Posted On: 2/3/2021
By: Joseph johnston
A: Yes sir, this ammo should perform flawlessly in an M&P Shield EZ.
Posted On: 2/2/2021
By: Zac
A: In my opinion, this ammo outranks IMI's in terms of reliability. Sierra makes exceptional bullets, and they load their Outdoor Master ammo specifically for the American commercial market – and we're a very discerning bunch. Not to come down on IMI, which is ISO 9001 certified and loads to SAAMI specs, and which also plays a vital role in their nation's national defense strategy, but I've just found in general that American-made commercial ammo outperforms foreign military-grade ammo.
