[jhnpeterman]

The manual says maximum velocity for ammo is 835 using 230 gr bullets. There aren't a lot of options to go that low in velocity. About the only thing I've found is Remington UMC ball. What do you guys use? I don't want to void my warranty.

 

[Robby]

Latest manual I see says this. .45 ACP.........225 GR FMJ 900 FPS
I do not even see what your talking about. But the heavier the bullet, the lower the fps, is what I have learned here.

 

[NYPD]

I've used every imaginable factory ammo in my PT145---from 165 grain Cor-Bon to 230 grain everything. No problems.

BTW---the Cor-Bon loads reach well over 1000 fps in my PT145.

And Robby, that's an error in the Taurus manual. There is no 225 grain .45 ACP load.

 

[Robby]

And Robby, that's an error in the Taurus manual. There is no 225 grain .45 ACP load.

Yeah, like they copied from the 45 colt! Aww Well!! :???: As I do not have a 45acp, I did not know. Gee, There's an error in the manual? ;D Now how could that happen? Wonder if the translator program from Brazil to USA english works badly?

 

[paulrabe78]

I would shoot any factory ammo and not worry too much. Except some of the +P stuff.

 

[texastaurusguy]

Would the 745 stand up to, say a Corbon +P? That is probably going close to 1100 fps I would imagine.....

 

[NYPD]

The 165 grain Cor-Bon JHP is a +P load. Yes it could handle it but not on a regular basis.

 

[texastaurusguy]

That's right, it is. And I think Gold Dot makes a load specifically made for short barreled 45's......

 

[tdyoung58]

This is what I shoot in mine, never had a problem, with either it feeding or shooting it. Probably 100 or more through it.

Hornaday, .45 Auto +P 230-Grain JHPoint 950 fps