I doubt it. The WWB HP's have a pretty small tip diameter. If any other 45acp HP's are any wider, they may not feed in my pistol at all.Still, you may get better results with another brand or type of HP ammo
What I saw at the range was the rounds are in-line with the feed ramp and should feed well, but when the gun cycles, the slide dips the round downward just a tiny bit when stripping it from the mag and the bottom edge of the hollow point bullet impacts the bottom, flat portion of the feed ramp.
The next handgun I get may be an M&P40, which should have been bought in the first place, but what was done is done and cannot be taken back. Part of the reason I bought a 45acp in was because I planned on having a 45acp carbine to go with it. But that's a topic for another day.You would have been far better off picking up a used 9 mm Glock, M&P40, or even an old used 3rd gen S&W--any of which would have run $350-450. Likewise, 9 mm and particularly .40S&W seem to be more available and affordable than .45 ACP, at least here on the west coast.
Funny, I'm seeing lots of 45 now at local wal marts. But the price cannot be ignored. The 45acp WWB HP's I bought were $30 per 50rds, and it's the only wal mart wwb 45 hp's I've seen since april. The 40sw WWB HP's are stacked generously at $24 a box.
40sw sure is attractive.


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