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I recently traded into some + p+ for my 9 millimeter XDS period I originally had the 45 XDS but traded into the 9 millimeter because the 45 was a little bit too snobby for halfway decently time to follow up shots. Will the 9 millimeter with + p+ be any better or will shooting it'd be like having a cannon go off in my hand? I understand shooting it myself is the best way to tell, but if the consensus is that it's not going to be what I like, I would like to sell the 3 boxes or trade them fully intact instead of 1/2 way shot.
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I'd guess anything +P+ out of a pistol that small will be lively. There is a good chance that it will negate the advantage you gained by going to 9mm from 45 in that pistol. I could be entirely wrong, however. Hard for me to tell you what you will or won't like, without you let me shoot them for you.....
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You traded your 45 XDS for a 9mm XDS?
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Nines are definitely cheaper to practice with. As to defense loads, figure any of the better 9mm loads are about on par with the best 38 +P. Any difference between them is arguing about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. I'm a 40 guy but if I carried a nine, I'd load with good 147 grain JHP's (HST etc.) and say my prayers every night.
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I've got four .45 auto's including a XDS. I just got my first 9mm but only because it holds 15 +1 Can't have too many shots.
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Yes I traded from 45 to 9 and don't regret it. The extra rounds and the controlability of the firearm is well worth it.
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Be very careful shooting the 9mm +p+, it's brutal, and kicks like a bucking bull. I simply cannot handle the sheer force of a 9mm anything, it's nasty. Stick with the 22 short.
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Be very careful shooting the 9mm +p+, it's brutal, and kicks like a bucking bull. I simply cannot handle the sheer force of a 9mm anything, it's nasty. Stick with the 22 short. Thank you for your wisdom.
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Be very careful shooting the 9mm +p+, it's brutal, and kicks like a bucking bull. I simply cannot handle the sheer force of a 9mm anything, it's nasty. Stick with the 22 short.
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Casey, it will be snappier/faster, but with less inertia/momentum.
If you have shot a comparable .357SIG in size and weight, that's what you can expect.
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