[Valmet]

Any of it. I regularly shoot Freedom Munitions remanufactured 115s and 124s among other common factory offerings from the big name companies (although the Remington-UMC range stuff is considered to be a tad on the weak side).

 

[RonS]

I have good luck with Blazer Brass. Less with Federal Champion, seems weak.

 

[MLS59]

Any of it. I regularly shoot Freedom Munitions remanufactured 115s and 124s among other common factory offerings from the big name companies (although the Remington-UMC range stuff is considered to be a tad on the weak side).

Yea I'm sure most will say any of it but if some are considered weak than I would not say it shoots well.

 

[JBP55]

124gr. American Eagle or Lawman.

 

[Valmet]

Remington-UMC has shot well for me over the past 15 years (although I don't use it exclusively)- was just pointing out Rem-UMC is loaded a bit weaker than others, doesn't necessarily mean it's "bad"...judge for yourself. It's only range ammo.

 

[125K9]

124gr nato works well too.

 

[druryj]

I'll agree with any of it. And yes, the federal junk from Walmart does seem weak but it shoots. I get most of my 9mm from Freedom Munitions too. I have been buying the 124 gr hp stuff, its like $10 a box if you buy 500 or 1,000 rounds at a time. Sure does knock a bowling pin down!

 

[investigatormc]

Walmart Winchester white box works fine. Shot 600 rounds at a defensive handgun class with zero malfunctions.

 

[glock5280]

Any round with a casing, a projectile, primer, and gun powder will work, lol.

I mostly use Winchester White Box. Has never failed or underperformed in any of my Glocks. As others have already stated, Federal does have the tendency to be "weak" but it will work in a pinch.

 

[chemboy]

Hard to go wrong with the Blazer aluminum cased fodder. Have many thousands of rounds of same through my 19s and 26.

 

[GeorgiaGlocker]

I have used UMC Remingtom 115gr for 10 years without any problems at all.

 

[ghostrider88]

yep

 

[Tuscany]

I haven't yet fed my Gen 4 Model 19s anything they didn't eat up and spit out with aplomb. Of course, I can honestly say that about every other 9mm autoloader I own also. Even the budget stuff works in my guns and most certainly will in your gun also.

I will add the caveat that I don't use steel cased ammo at all. Just a personal choice and not meant as a slur to those who do.

 

[Pierce1984]

I use the Winchester white box, 115 grain through my 19 and 43 for practice. It works just fine.

 

[stevedal12]

I buy Magtech and Fiocchi in bulk from cheaper than dirt, never an issue, and the price is good.

 

[MLS59]

I haven't yet fed my Gen 4 Model 19s anything they didn't eat up and spit out with aplomb. Of course, I can honestly say that about every other 9mm autoloader I own also. Even the budget stuff works in my guns and most certainly will in your gun also.

I will add the caveat that I don't use steel cased ammo at all. Just a personal choice and not meant as a slur to those who do.

thanks all, I've only used the Winchester white box and seeing several people use it as well I guess I'll stick with it since it's seems to be always readily in my area and other than the one brass to face haven't had any failures.

 

[9L0ck]

Mine has been 100% with everything I have tried. My cheap go to has been the federal aluminum at Walmart.

 

[GlockFan7]

I've never had an issue with any brand of ammo in my 19, whether aluminum or brass. My favorite is the Winchester NATO, 124gr. I enjoy the little extra kick it has.

 

[GlockFan7]

Mine has been 100% with everything I have tried. My cheap go to has been the federal aluminum at Walmart.

That seems to be the only ammo I can find at Walmart. It's worked well for me in both 9mm and .45ACP.