Classic Match | 9mm | 124GR FMJ

I ordered a case of 9mm a week before taking a course at glock professional, after being assured by someone at Atlanta Arms that the ammo would be delivered on time to the facility. It wasn't. It was a day late. Had it not been for the professionalism and kindness of the Glock Professional staff, I would have been unable to take the course.

Bought a case of this after being told it was similar in load to the Select 124. While top shelf in quality, reliability, and accuracy to me it seems to shoot harder than the case of Select I shot. I don't chrono for Steel Challenge but would love to know the PF before buying any more to rule out my imagination as a factor.

I have fired hundreds of rounds of this ammo and have never had a jam. I have tight groups with this ammo as well. This far exceeds any other ammo at this price point, quite honestly, out performs ammo that is higher priced.

Only shot about 100 rounds so far during USPSA practice, gun was brand new CZ Accu Shadow 2, had no issue with plunk/spin test before I fired it. Ammo (and gun) seemed extremely accurate, not particularly dirty at all, and fed perfectly. Highly recommended.

So I got the Bar-Sto barrel for my Sig 226 and it comes with 1:16 twist. The Factory 1:10 barrel shoots way better for sure. 115 grn group better with the Bart-Sto. This 124 grn has the best groups of any Atlanta ammo in my gun. The Elite 115 or 147 hp ammo is way nice shooting but has bigger groups. The 147 has less snap and recoil but has larger groups. This 124 in my Sig puts 10 rounds in a 2" square at 10 yards and most holes are on top of each other. Ammo is a bti expensive against other brands I've been testing. This is what I'll use for my competition events

Shot this against the 147. 124 has more snap and recoil. But groups way better than the 147. I'm getting a barrel with 1:16 twist and that may help. So far this groups better than anything I've bought from Atlanta Arms. Would like to see it softer shooting