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GENERAL => Ammunition, questions, and handloading techniques => Topic started by: jimzilla on August 07, 2018, 06:26:30 PM

Title: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: jimzilla on August 07, 2018, 06:26:30 PM
I am going to purchase a TSO in 9 mm and I'm doing a little research. I would like some recommendations on what off the shelf ammo the TSO likes to eat.
I heard a couple of people recommend the S&B 124 FMj for the range?. thanks in advance for your opinion's. James.
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: MoRivera on August 07, 2018, 06:55:46 PM
It should be reliable enough to eat most anything (seen guys shoot aluminum-cased stuff through it at the range), but what are you looking for....less recoil, etc?
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: jimzilla on August 07, 2018, 07:09:07 PM
Just a reasonably priced ammo for the range. less recoil is always good as well.
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: M1A4ME on August 08, 2018, 02:41:17 AM
My CZ's (P09, CZ75 Compact, etc.) really "like" the Federal 115 grain FMJ in brass cases.  I've been buying it at Walmart for just under $18 per 100 rounds.  It is 100% reliable and accurate (so far).  The aluminum case stuff is slightly cheaper, but I reload, too, so I when I buy, I buy brass cased ammo.
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: IDescribe on August 08, 2018, 07:56:21 AM
There have been a few reports in here of the Federal aluminum case case stuff causing CZ's to have failures to eject and/or feed, my ShadowLine being one of them.  It seems the case rims are out of spec.

Brass case Federal will be good.  Federal American Eagle lines will be good.
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: Wobbly on August 08, 2018, 08:24:20 AM
For a good buy on excellent quality bulk re-manufactured ammo, see Atlanta Arms. These people supply ammo to the AMU and other championship teams.

A "case" equals 1000 rounds. They sell 100, 115, 124 and 147gr ammo.

https://atlantaarms.com/
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: rg422 on August 08, 2018, 12:44:13 PM
On my newly acquired TSO 9mm, I used leftover Blazer brass FMJ 124g (and reloads spec'd for a CZ SP-01) and it shot exceptionally well with no issues. The TSO is one badass gun!
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: Deano2246 on August 08, 2018, 03:11:34 PM
Been having really good luck with Angel Fire 147 gn, very soft shooting
https://angelfireammo.com/9mm-147gr-3-gun-rn-reman-case-1000rds/
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: rbuzz00 on August 09, 2018, 09:44:31 AM
My TSO has worked flawlessly with everything I have tried in it so far. Granted, I haven't tried that many brands, but so far it has handled all of them without a single problem.

I don't shoot anything but brass cased ammo, no steel, no aluminum, no reloads. I don't buy the cheapest, but then I don't splurge and buy the most expensive either. The majority of my shooting so far has been mostly just target shooting or plinking.....no competition.

The brands I've tried so far have been Winchester NATO 124 Gr, S&B 115 and 124 Gr,  Winchester White Box 115 Gr, and Federal American Eagle 115 and 124 Gr.  The TSO handled them all perfectly and from what I've seen shows no particular preference for any one brand.  It shoots them all.
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: Beak Boater on August 12, 2018, 12:28:20 PM
Ordered 1000 rds of this. Shoots good, great price, all of my CZ's eat everything, 75B, TSO. or Pro Tek 1. The only thing they don't like is some 147 Grain loads, but 115 up to 147 no problems.
https://www.targetsportsusa.com/fiocchi-shooting-dynamics-9mm-luger-ammo-115gr-fmj-9ap-p-53786.aspx
Title: Re: Off The Shelf Ammo For TSO 9MM
Post by: John_ on August 12, 2018, 04:41:37 PM
Brownell's has 1000 rounds of Fiocchi 115 gr fmj for $175 shipped right now. Use code NCS.

https://gun.deals/product/fiocchi-ammunition-pistol-shooting-dyanmics-ammo-9mm-luger-115gr-fmj-1000-rounds-17999-shipp


Interesting fact: Fiocchi ammo is made in Italy, and they have been in the ammo manufacturing business since 1876.