Aguila Ammo

It's made in Mexico

>>34535628
No, its made in mexico and a bit dirty thats all

My .22 semiauto guns hate it, too dirty and their hv rounds aren't very hv

>>34535628
Its owned by Remington, and made to better standards than US production UMC.

Their .357 mag is some of the best on the market.

>>34535628
Ran 1000 rounds of it at a class through a Glock 34. You will be fine.

>>34535628
If it's 9mm and 115 grain it's probably shootable.

You should try some 9mm NATO (it's +P tho), sealed primers per spec, 124 grain.

Recoil is a bit more snappy, fun to shoot.

>>34535628
I've put about 200 rounds through my CZ. It seemed to have a lot more powder behind it than UMC. Overall it's alright plinking ammo.

>>34535628
I'm a big fan of their .38spl. I've reloaded the brass 4 times now with no issues that weren't my own fuckup fault.

>no cool story time about double charges or anything just messed up the crimp a few times with my cheapo Lee Loader

>>34535628
Aguila did well by my book,
put quite a few 38. supers (practically a long 9mm) through my 1911

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>>34536314
+1 to this. I love this stuff. Pretty cheap too for nato spec rounds.

Of the plinking type brands I tested in them, it's the most consistent and reliable in my 1911s.

>>34535628
It's good, it smells like tacos after a magdump.