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Anonymous asked in SportsOutdoor RecreationHunting · 1 decade ago

Taurus Millennium Pro 9mm best self defense ammo?

First off thanks for all the advice you gave me on my little .25 Jettfire.

Now, i use a Taurus Millennium Pro 9mm, for self defense. Please spare me it's not the best 9mm or gun or anyhting like that. it's a very good gun that shoots perfect at 15 -25 feet. I love it. Now besides Blazer FMJ for pracrice i need a good man stopper while walking about town ect. Im looking for a munition that IS NOT +P+ or "hot". Anyone have any ideals or experiance with this gun and a good ammo. Right now im leaning towards Federal Hydro-Shock self defense hollow point ammo.

Update:

Thanks to all of you and your input.

I went and picked up a box of Federal Hydro Shocks 124grn hollow points as my man stopper. I think ill be just fine with these.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    Hydra-Shocks, Rem. Golden Sabers,Extreme Shock, Hornady TAP, Glaser Safety. All extremely awesome defensive rounds!! I would suggest buying a box or two and running them thru your pistol, to see how they feed and handle. By the way the Mil Pro is a nice little gun!

  • 1 decade ago

    I'm shocked that no one has mentioned the grain of the bullet. You can get hydro shocks in multiple grains or weight. do you want a light 115 grain bullet. Or the heavier 147 grain hollow point hydro shock. Personally I will aways go with the heaviest hollow point I can get. Also Federal ammo is awesome, I have never had a single failed bullet or feed with them. Go with anything from Federal that's 147 grain and hydro or hollow. Ammoman.com has free shipping and that saves a lot of cash.

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  • 1 decade ago

    Winchester silvertips, CorBon, Speer Gold Dot. But I think all but the Winchester is a plus P round. It's kinda hard to find a good performance defensive round in 9mm that isn't a plus P cartridge. Is there some reason you don't wanta +p or +p+ round? The milleniums are rated for high pressure ammunition.

  • DJ
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    1 decade ago

    I have used Hydra-shoks for years and I find they feed and preform well in my 9mm. In the independent test for expansion and wound damage, they always rank high if not the best. They are commonly available and not too expensive. It's a personal preference and there are several good options, but I recommend the Hydra shoks.

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  • 1 decade ago

    Hydro Shocks would be good. Speer Gold dots. Now the gun I was told in 9mm, .380 was not good. Problems with the gun itself and then was told to get the .45ACP. I was going to purchase the .380 or 9mm. I am still strongly considering it myself. Hope I helped with the ammo though...

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