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Posted On: 9/26/2025
By: ROBERT MOLENDA
A: Hi Robert! It's always reasonable to expect a little jacket separation, even from a bonded bullet. Performance varies widely depending on the circumstances. That being said, you can reasonably expect total or near entire weight retention following penetration of heavy clothing, sheety metal, drywood or plywood. Check out our Golden Saber test results here! https://www.luckygunner.com/labs/self-defense-ammo-ballistic-tests/
Posted On: 8/13/2021
By: Jack Simpson
A: Thanks for reaching out Jack! We don't currently have this ammo in stock, but we will update its price as soon as we get more in our warehouse.
Posted On: 8/3/2013
By: Joey
A: This 45 ACP Golden Saber round from Remington will safely fire in your Glock model 21. Most modern pistols in good working condition will be able to fire +P ammo in moderate quantities. We also recommend referencing your user manual for any information, if any, regarding the use of +P ammunition.
Posted On: 3/11/2013
By: Lance
A: This round will fire safely in your Springfield pistol. While the +P rounds are usually loaded to higher pressures than target loads, some firearm manufacturers will discourage the use of +P ammunition on a regular basis.
Most shooters will fire a full magazine of their +P ammo to check for reliability. This may be repeated on a monthly or annual schedule, depending on personal preference. If shooting +P ammo on a regular basis, the pistol should be inspected frequently for any signs of premature wear to be on the safe side.
