20rds – 45 ACP +P Speer Gold Dot 200gr. JHP Ammo

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20rds – 45 ACP +P Speer Gold Dot 200gr. JHP Ammo Details

Intensely reliable performance -- your safety demands no less from your personal defense load. Speer understands this perfectly, which is why they make the Gold Dot. This 45 ACP +P cartridge’s 200 grain projectile features a pre-fluted core, which provides preexisting fault lines that direct expansion along a reliable plane. Its hollow point nose cavity has also been preprogrammed to expand at the optimal rate and to the optimal width for instant takedown stopping power. What’s more, because its core has been electrochemically bonded to its jacket, the Gold Dot projectile keeps an astounding amount of its weight intact both as it pierces barriers and penetrates its target. This is a bullet that passes the FBI’s test protocol with flying colors!

This cartridge’s great reliability doesn’t end with its projectile. Its propellant is meticulously measured to provide consistent performance with every shot, and it is ignited by a non-corrosive CCI primer. What’s more, this round’s brass casing is nickel plated to prevent corrosion and promote smooth cycling in a semi-automatic. Even its bullet’s profile is engineered to feed better!

Please note that this is +P ammunition.
  • Manufacturer
  • Condition
    New
  • Bullet Weight
  • Use Type
    Self Defense
  • Casing Type
    Nickel-Plated Brass
  • Quantity
    20
  • Ammo Caliber
    45 ACP (Auto)
  • Manufacturer SKU
    23969
  • Primer Type
  • Muzzle Velocity
    1080
  • Muzzle Energy
  • UPC Barcode
    076683239693
  • Cost Per Round
    $1.2/ppr

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Why Shooters and Hunters love or hate 20rds – 45 ACP +P Speer Gold Dot 200gr. JHP Ammo

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    posted on by MARC BURACK

    Did not have any feeding problems with this round in my g30 or pm45. Quite soft shooting for a .45 +p. I kinda like it!

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    posted on by Steve Heaphy

    Depending what gun you own and who you talk to, people either love or hate this round. Never had one jam in my gun but the expansion was inconsistent, some rounds would barely expand at all! LE will stay far away from this round as you might want to do as well. Go with the Hornady TAP if you like the 200gr +P round in 45 ACP.

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    posted on by Samuel Waddell

    I have used this and other Gold Dot ammunition for years with no problem at all. I use this particular ammunition exclusively for my defensive carry ammunition. I use it in my Kimber Pro CDP II and Eclipse Pro Target II , Colt Officer and Commander, Sig 1911 GSR and 220, Glock 21 and Springfield XD45 and they all love it. I have never has a single round fail to feed or fire. This is also some of the most accurate amnmunition I have ever used. I literally trust my life to it every day.

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    posted on by Jeff Hicks

    I bought a box of 50 of these and sadly cannot do anything with about 30 rounds due to the fact they won't feed in my Kimber Pro Carry II. I've been told that I could polish the feed ramp to improve feeding, but I really don't want to modify the pistol just to feed one particular kind of ammo...shame-it's very accurate, but won't feed in mine.

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    posted on by William Wolfel

    I bought a bunch of this stuff for $1.00 per shot and have fired it (approximately 500 rounds) in three different Taurus PT1911s, three different Taurus PT145s, and one Springfield XD. I have found that these rounds seem to work fine in the XD (which has never had a hiccup and in the the PT145s (despite consistent and severe magazine problems with many factory mags, which I don't blame the ammo for), but they absolutely will not cycle in the 1911s, despite that I have NEVER had an issue with any other round with any of these guns. I have fired hundreds, perhaps even a thousand rounds of various other brands and bullet types through these 1911s without a problem. As I said in a previous review, they hit the feed ramp and lock up rock-solid. At first, I really thought this stuff was crap, but it seems to depend on the model of gun. One other small issue I had, though, was I ran into a few rounds where the bullets were seated too deep in the casing.

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