Once you think about it, it's not counterintuitive. Heavier bullets travel slower so the slide doesn't move back as fast as with lighter faster bullets.gringop wrote:Even though it seems counterintuitive, I have found that shooting heavier bullets results in a less "snappy" recoil and more control during rapid fire. I shoot 180 grain for carry and competition in 40 cal.
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40 S&W - bullet weights
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Re: 40 S&W - bullet weights
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Re: 40 S&W - bullet weights
SD: Winchester PDX1 165 grain.
Target: Cheap stuff usually Federal
Comp: Never shot Comp.
Target: Cheap stuff usually Federal
Comp: Never shot Comp.
