Experience with PMC Bronze 9mm ammo

[TriumphRat675]

I'm looking for ammo for an upcoming Aim Fast, Hit Fast class. I usually use Winchester WB or Remington UMC exclusively, but in the amount I need it's hard to come by right now.

I can get 1,200 rounds of PMC Bronze for a good price at Cabela's. Anybody have experience with this brand of ammo?

thanks,

AF

[milosz]

Always been perfectly fine in my experience.

[Ed L.]

It's worked okay for me in Glocks and M&Ps in 9mm.

[TriumphRat675]

Good deal - I'll bite. Thanks for the replies. gtmtnbiker98, if you're having problems with storage please let me know...

[gtmtnbiker98]

Good deal - I'll bite. Thanks for the replies. gtmtnbiker98, if you're having problems with storage please let me know...No problems, storing - but thanks anyways. :D Ammo doesn't last long around me, I shoot 2 - 2.5 cases per month.:cool:

[JonInWA]

I used it originally as a default ammunition when Walmart Winchester Value Pack dried up; subsequently it's become a favorite. Usually reasonably priced, and I've literally never had any problems with it, operationally or accuracy-wise.

I've used it primarily with my Glocks.

Best, Jon

[palmbeach31]

I'm looking for ammo for an upcoming Aim Fast, Hit Fast class. I usually use Winchester WB or Remington UMC exclusively, but in the amount I need it's hard to come by right now.

I can get 1,200 rounds of PMC Bronze for a good price at Cabela's. Anybody have experience with this brand of ammo?

thanks,

AF

never had any problems

[Magsz]

Anyone feel as though this ammo is loaded on the hot side?

Also, we've noticed the PMC stuff sparking like crazy when fired from our M&P 9c's. Im not sure if its the jackets coming apart or if its unburnt powder or what but wow, talk about fireballs.