What kind of ammo do you like to use when shooting a 9mm at the range?

whatever is least expensive... find someone reloading you trust and buy from them... lead tips and non brass are going to be least expensive,

I'm a personal reloaded, shooting with a Vector SP2 in 9mm Para. I like using my own rounds, I cast from lead my own bullets and then I reload. It is way cheaper and much more sustainable for long days at the range than buying new rounds. I currently have around a thousand cases, so I'm never out of ammo at the range!

I use a little larger caliber than the 9mm. You can disregard my input if you don't like it. But I'm a firm believer in finding a round you and your gun both like and sticking with it. I can notice a severe difference between different manufactures an projectile weights. I know it's cheaper to shoot the bulk stuff. I'm not rich either. But I want my weapons to be as close to 100% accurate at the range as I can allow them. It only makes sense that that 100% accuracy is going to quickly deteriorate in a stressful situation. Changing cartridges hinder that for me. I practice with the same rounds I carry for protection, every time.

If you reload you are going to want to use brass case ammo. I find the Winchester white box as good a price as any unless you want to buy a thousand rounds at a time from one of the wholesalers. Otherwise I will shoot Blazers which are aluminum alloy casings. I don't even try to pick them up after shooting.

WWW or Remington are fine for the range. I usually get them at Walmart. Cheapest place I have found.

Other than that- I shoot Georga Arms Ammo-

http://georgia-arms.com/index.aspx

Their target ammo is a little more than Walmart, but their "premium defense/hunting ammo" is about as good as it gets- quality and price wise.

You name it, I shoot it.

My favorite is Monarch steel cased ammo or Blazer...it cheap, goes bang every times, and it's fairly accurate. I also use a lot of bulk Winchester White Box.

I use plain full metal jackets at the gun range, I use CCI and Remington 9mm.