Works in every gun, shoot soft

Ammo is great and I will buy more (assuming AA fixes it’s shipping issues). Cleaner than almost anything I have used, and almost felt like a 22 caliber. After two hundred rounds out of my 9mm Wilson, the barrel was clean after a wet patch, a few passes with a brass brush, one more wet patch, and finally a few dry patches. Accuracy was great, especially for such a low power round.
I am taking a star away due to order fulfillment issues. Would have thought this high end ammo would have been shipped double boxed. Each 50 round box of ammo tightly arranged inside a larger cardboard box. Which was then shipped via FedEx. And my ammo it arrived, all the corners of the outer cardboard shipping box where slightly rounded. Granted, Atlanta Arms cannot stop delivery drivers from dropping these heavy boxes on the corners, as opposed to gently putting each box straight down. Or, Atlanta Arms cannot prevent boxes stacked up inside a delivery truck from tipping over and falling onto the delivery truck floor. After all, the truck makes sharp corners and goes over rough bumpy roads. This all means some of the individual boxes of ammo were also crushed on the corners. While I don’t think the ammo suffered, I could see where it could have. I don’t even care about the aesthetics of the 50 round boxes of ammo. But when some of these boxes are crushed to the point that ammo is just about falling out of them, this is an issue. Which Atlanta Arms could solve by simply packing what they normally ship inside an additional cardboard box. So, outer cardboard shipping box in addition to what the already do. This might add a few dollars to the shipping cost, which I would gladly pay. Tell you what, give the customer the choice to purchase extra boxing for an additional fee. Bet most would select that option. That said, even cut rate internet ammo sellers double box. As do all other high end ammo sellers. Save for Atlanta Arms. Why?

Makes my open gun feel like a .22. Much faster transitions from target to target, yet still enough gas pressure to work the comp and cycle the action. I have a stainless Kimber 1911 with a 2 port STI TruBore barrel. Every round went bang. It groups very well and hits where I point it.

What else could a competitive shooter ask for.