View Full Version : most accurate ammo for Steyr-M9?
Just curious if anyone here has done the hard work in finding out what works best in their Steyr-M9 (most accurate)?
Thanks
spetsnaz777
04-28-2004, 20:26
GECO 9mm 124 grn FMJ.
I've tried WWB,AE,1950's german sur plus and black hills 115gr GD +P's.
All of the fmj's grouped 2-3" at 15 yards,offhand on a windy day.All shot POA with no failures.The best group was the black hills which nailed a 1.25" group at 15 yards.
This was the first time i fired my M-9 and it was a very brisk cross
wind i was fighting so i'am pretty happy with these groups.
SELFDEFENSE
04-30-2004, 19:49
Federal 9BP shoots well out of the M9 and most other guns.
spetsnaz777
05-06-2004, 23:27
Originally posted by bpisler
I've tried WWB,AE,1950's german sur plus and black hills 115gr GD +P's.
All of the fmj's grouped 2-3" at 15 yards,offhand on a windy day.All shot POA with no failures.The best group was the black hills which nailed a 1.25" group at 15 yards.
This was the first time i fired my M-9 and it was a very brisk cross
wind i was fighting so i'am pretty happy with these groups.
Where did you come across German 1950s 9mm surplus ammo?
Spetsnaz777
I found this stuff at a local shop,it was a a ammo can filled with various boxes of ammo.I checked the headstamp on a site i came across online.They came in a plain brown box with no markings,i think it was repackaged at some point as the boxes are in very good condition.The headstamp is MM 6 43 the brass is dark,primer is crimped in place and it a fmj bullet.It seems to shhot fine except it's dirty.
spetsnaz777
05-07-2004, 19:27
Care to sell any of the German ammo? I'm interested in testing some:)
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