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Makes sense to me. Thanks...

Skiprr wrote:

BrassMonkey wrote:What is a bonded bullet? I could go look it up for myself, but an answer here answers the question for everyone else who might want to know in the future.

Essentially, a bonded bullet has its lead core "bonded" in some way--could be chemical bonding or physical, like soldering--to the copper jacket. This is to prevent separation of the jacket from the core after penetration, and it results in a bullet that retains most of its mass, intact. But don't trust me; I'm no expert.

I see that the Hyrda's are loaded +P. Is my Kimber Custom II rated for the loading?

Back in my day, HydraShock was absolute crap. I am assuming this has changed?

What is a bonded bullet? I could go look it up for myself, but an answer here answers the question for everyone else who might want to know in the future.

What is generally accepted as the best Defensive Ammo in .45 these days? I know this is a very general question and I am looking for a very specific answer.

Everytime I ask at a shop, I get, "It is all a matter of personal preference" How hard is it to understand that I do not have a personal preference? They just don't get it...