Best .40 For Low Light Shooting?

[Leigh]

Was shooting last weekend at friend's farm and wanted to see how bad the muzzleflash (G23) was near dark. It was horrendous with both Rem JHP (Wally World Valu-Pack) and Rem Golden Sabre (180 gr). Anyone recommend a good .40 JHP with reduced flash?

[Braden]

I've shot Double Tap in low light conditions and it wasn't bad. There's still a flash, but much less than the other ammo I had that day.

[MCNETT]

Braden is right, we use flash-suppressed powder in all of our loads at DoubleTap.
-Mike

[Glock4Life]

Nothing that uses Power Pistol!!;f

(If you've never reloaded, the humor will be lost.)

[Leigh]

Thanks!
Will look into DT ammo.

[cjlandry]

I hadn't thought of this issue, but it's good to see that Mr. McNett has, as I just ordered two boxes of DoubleTap ammo to try.

Definitely excellent prices on defensive rounds! Considering that I've been paying $13 for a box of 20 rounds, $22 for 50 rounds is a serious bargain!

I've read about your ammo in these forums, and I'm impressed with your attention to detail. The low-flash powder is just another bonus. If I like the way it shoots, you'll have a loyal customer.

[QUEENGLOCK]

doubletap is great stuff, i think you will like the results you get,i know i did.

[147 Grain]

Have heard good things about Ranger T's being pretty good as far as muzzle flash is concerned, what have you folks experienced?

[kswiss2783]

According to a Hornady ad, their new TAP FPD line uses low flash powder.

[ColoradoGlocker]

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[Glock4Life]

Originally posted by ColoradoGlocker
Hey, At least it isn't as bad as Blue Dot!!

Sometimes it's kinda fun to lightemup. ;z