Classic Match | 9mm | 147GR FMJ

Grouped nicely at 15 yds for me (<1.5"). Was more consistent than other ammo I shot that day (Federal Syntech 150gr, Winchester NATO 124gr, and Winchester White Box 115gr. My only complaint is that I can't get enough of it. I tried to order 10 boxes and there were only 4 available. Make more!

Shot 100 rounds yesterday and was very pleased with ammo's consistency. I also liked that it was considerably cheaper than the Elite 9mm 147gr JHP that I had tried before. Looking to buy more!

Very accurate with low recoil fair price very nice round.

I found this when there was an apparent shortage of my normal competition ammo (Federal 150g Syntech.) I have run it head to head with the 150g and cannot feel any difference. I have shot the same qualifier with both and the performance is essentially identical. Case head stamps are a variety so if you only reload "once-fired" that would be the only downside. I will not hesitate to buy it again.

I practice with Premium ammo and shoot tournaments with Elite ammo.I shoot Nighthawk pistols which have tight tolerances . Both Premium and Elite perform flawlessly . Very pleased .

This ammo really is a game changer. It feels so much softer than other 147 gr ammo, you cant beat this quality. A little pricey but worth it.

I'd have given 5-Stars but its my 1st 147Grn round for USPSA/IDPA to make minor PF. I'd buy it again.

I am trying to improve my shooting and have come to the point that bullet weight makes a difference. I started with five brands of ammo in 9mm and systematically shot four weights from 115 grains to 147. For all brands, 147 grains with my Kimber Aegis was the best choice for me. I then narrowed things down to only 147grains and and added a subsonic round. This Atlanta Arms round gave me three rounds in a 1/2"bullseye standing, at 24 feet. I have ordered two other 147 grain loads from Atlanta to compare their performance and will add the second place round (less expensive) , American Eagle, to my final test--and then just settle in and hope to win bragging rights at the range.

So I got the Bart-Sto barrel for my Sig 226. It has a 1:16 twist and doesn't group well. The factory 1:10 twist groups way nice and is soft shooting. The Elite ammo with hp doesn't group at all. But way soft shooting. The best groups are with the 124 grn Atlanta Ammo over the 147 grn in my gun. Tested 15 brands and weights and the 147 Atlanta is the best for 147 grn ammo. Will buy more