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Old May 11th, 2008, 12:44 PM   #11
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I'm currently running 124g Hydra Shoks, I'll probally just upgrade to 147g, and hope I never have to use them. Thanks for the replies!
I wouldn't upgrade to the 147 grain if you are worrying about the reliability of your hollowpoints being effective against winter clothing. That weight causes the round to travel too slowly, IMO and may reflect an unreliable expansion which can get clogged up on a winter coat. I live in Alaska, carry a 9mm as well, and use 124 grain premium ammunition from a reputable manufacturer. That is what I would suggest. 124 or 115 grain.
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Old May 11th, 2008, 04:10 PM   #12
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I am moving from Phx AZ to Flagstaff AZ, about 7000 foot elevation difference, and it is COLD in flag. I have heard that JHP's somtimes are not effective against people in heavy winter clothing, is this true? If so, are the EFMJ's a better alternative? Or is it all hype? Shooting 9mm btw.
I live in Minnesota and JHPs work just fine up here, even in the winter, even against a couple of sweatshirts.
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