I am the proud owner of over 1000 rds of 115 gr Remington UMC 9mm rounds, plus I have shot almost 500 more.
However, I have heard that I can help my shooting low somewhat, by using a heavier grained bullet. Yeah I read most of the threads here on that.
What I am finding online wise is various non +p rounds in 124 and 147 gr rounds. The 147 showing a 900 plus FPS, and the 124 somewhere in 1100 FPS.
I am going to take my Concealed carry course next Tuesday, and was debating whether or not to buy 100 rd of 147 FMJ to use in the training, if I use my PT111 to keep my shots higher during the training.
Of course I have another option, I can use my 357/38 Rossi 461, and use 130 or 158 gr rounds for this class. Would I be best to take the training with 38 rds, or 357??
Which one would you excellent shooters suggest?
You guys that shoot like me, just keep quiet!!! 
He advises against my shooting THE JUDGE, or any 45 without asking him in advance. So I guess I will leave it at home.
Well I guess he is right (that thing is a hard to hide CC).
However, I have heard that I can help my shooting low somewhat, by using a heavier grained bullet. Yeah I read most of the threads here on that.
What I am finding online wise is various non +p rounds in 124 and 147 gr rounds. The 147 showing a 900 plus FPS, and the 124 somewhere in 1100 FPS.
I am going to take my Concealed carry course next Tuesday, and was debating whether or not to buy 100 rd of 147 FMJ to use in the training, if I use my PT111 to keep my shots higher during the training.
Of course I have another option, I can use my 357/38 Rossi 461, and use 130 or 158 gr rounds for this class. Would I be best to take the training with 38 rds, or 357??
Which one would you excellent shooters suggest?
He advises against my shooting THE JUDGE, or any 45 without asking him in advance. So I guess I will leave it at home.