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Originally Posted by Tiro Fijo
Well, I hope it is loaded hotter than their (Fiocchi) .357 SIG ball ammo, which is pretty cream puffy as far as the cal. goes.
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That's the catch with Fiocchi from my experience.
I haven't noticed any difference in Fiocchi's .357sig range ammo from other .357sig range ammos I've shot, but I don't own a chrony so my opinion is subjective.
On the other hand, while the 124-grain Fiocchi
Extrema XTP in 9mm is about the weakest milquetoast 9mm "premium" round I've ever shot the 115-grain
Extrema XTP is the most accurate of all the ammos I've shot in my micro CCW 9mm. It seems to be the hottest standard pressure round I've found. I checked the boxes and whereas the 124-grain
Extrema XTP is made at the Springfield MO plant the 115-grain Extrema XTP comes in a different box with the CIP logo on it.
I asked tnoutdoors to test the
Extrema 115-grain XTP for confirmation but I'm sure he's got a lot of requests for specific rounds.