I carry the Winchester 9mm 127 +P+ in my Glock’s, and while it does have more noticeable recoil, (still on the mild side) the performance in testing puts it in 357 range.
I chose your Winchester over the Speer because Speer LEO bullets jam in my Walther, so I carry the Winchester T’s 380 in it, as well as the Kel-Tec P3AT.
From Winchesters website
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Winchester 9 mm Luger +P+ (127) Ranger™ ‘T’ Series
Symbol: RA9TA - Winchester Ranger™ ‘T’ Series
Shellcase: 9 mm Luger +P+ nickel plated brass shellcase with cap lacquer.
Bullet: 127 grain, reverse tapered jacket.
Jacket Weight: 28% of total bullet weight.
Powder: Low flash, clean burning.
Primer: Winchester non-corrosive primer.
Accuracy: Product mean of 1.25” Extreme Spread - Five 5-shot targets at 50 yards from a SAAMI standard 4” test barrel.
Velocity: 1240 ft/sec nominal at 15 ft. using a SAAMI standard 4” test barrel (1250 ft/sec muzzle velocity).
Muzzle Energy: 440 ft-lb.
Pressure: Maximum average pressure of 40,000 CUP.
Penetration: 10” minimum in calibrated bare 10% ordnance gelatin.
Bullet Upset: Must exhibit 6 uniform radial jacket petals when fired into bare or clothing barriered calibrated 10% ordnance gelatin.
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