Perfect Ammo from Armscor Precision

Armscor Precision came out with their new nickel cases in .40S&W and .38Super Rimless this year.

For USPSA Limited Class I shoot the EAA Witness Elite Limited .40S&W and for years I've gone back and forth between brass and nickel cases. Well, I'm not doing that any more. Nickel cases are far superior when it comes to smooth feeding in my semi-automatic pistols and spending the extra $7 per thousand for the nickel is well worth it. Besides increased reliability from slicker feeding you'll even save about 6% on powder consumption!

Nickel brass from Armscor reduced my loads from 4.8 grains to 4.5 grains of Hodgdon Clays while retaining a 950 fps average velocity.		Armscor offers two version of their 180grain bullet. The regular FMJ and a new "Gold" FMJ which features a brass coating instead of copper.
		My USPSA Limited Class load specs: Case:  Armscor 40S&W Nickel Bullet:  Armscor 40S&W 180gr Powder:  Hodgdon Clays 4.5gr Primer:  Winchester Small Pistol OAL for 180gr FMJ = 1.200" OAL for 180gr "Gold" = 1.190" The two bullets shot about the same in my guns. Average velocity = 940 - 950 fps Power factor = 170 These results were achieved in both a 2005 and a 2006 model EAA Witness Elite Limited .40S&W