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I'm currently carrying 135gr Winchester Rangers in my CW40. I had intended to use the 155gr Rangers, but they hang up when you try to eject a live round for cleaning and such, although they shoot real nice. The bullet is just wide enough that it gets wedged in the ejection port. I just don't want to be in a situation wrestling with my gun in public to unload it. Or if it happened to not go bang, could be a hairy situation trying to eject it and load another round. I like the .40 bullets 165gr and under, but some agencies like the 180 gr. because they penetrate windshields and other barriers better than the lighter weights. I intend on trying the 135gr and 140 gr CorBon next. I think that 125gr .357 magnum load being so effective influences a lot of my ammo choices.
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Tom
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American Eagle 155 gr - Practice
Hyra-Shock 155 gr - SD
My CW40 (carry gun) and Glock 23 (fartin' around gun) ain't miss a lick with this stuff.Comment
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