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I hear negatives about the WWB but have never experienced FTF or FTE,Why is one better over the other ? I recently added 1,000 round of each. T Y
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MARINE DIVISION TWO;76104 Wrote:I hear negatives about the WWB but have never experienced FTF or FTE,Why is one better over the other ? I recently added 1,000 round of each. T Y
I've shot a lot of WWB in several different calibers and never had a problem with it.
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I don't recall ever having any issues with Winchester White Box in 9mm. The only reason I switched to Federal was because I was saving ~$4 per 100 Rounds (Federal Value packs at Walmart)
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The only difference that I've noticed between them is that WWB seems to be dirtier than Federal Champion.
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billamj;76113 Wrote:The only difference that I've noticed between them is that WWB seems to be dirtier than Federal Champion.
Same here, no issues with either for me.
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WWB and Federal perform right about the same but as mentioned above, WWB is incredibly dirty. It's not difficult to clean up after by any means. A swab with solvent wipes it right off.
The only 9mm I've had problems with were Remington 50ct boxes but it was a quality control issue. I had a few boxes with rounds that had the bullet pushed down into the case.
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Aren't WWB the stuff people are having problems with due to primer holes not being on some?
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Prices being equal, I prefer WWB, because you get the occasional bonus round or two. I haven't had any problems with any ammo that I've used, be it Federal, WWB, Magtech, friends' reloads, etc.
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Warpt762x39;76342 Wrote:WWB and Federal perform right about the same but as mentioned above, WWB is incredibly dirty. It's not difficult to clean up after by any means. A swab with solvent wipes it right off.
The only 9mm I've had problems with were Remington 50ct boxes but it was a quality control issue. I had a few boxes with rounds that had the bullet pushed down into the case.
I also noticed ( Setback ) from chambering a round of the Remingtons,but thought the setback was more noticebable on the Kel-Tec than my Glock,In any event the rounds still went bang.
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I've had good luck so far with WWB and Federal, not so much with the Remington UMC. Several FTE per box with the UMC
MARINE DIVISION TWO;77375 Wrote:Warpt762x39;76342 Wrote:WWB and Federal perform right about the same but as mentioned above, WWB is incredibly dirty. It's not difficult to clean up after by any means. A swab with solvent wipes it right off.
The only 9mm I've had problems with were Remington 50ct boxes but it was a quality control issue. I had a few boxes with rounds that had the bullet pushed down into the case.
I also noticed ( Setback ) from chambering a round of the Remingtons,but thought the setback was more noticebable on the Kel-Tec than my Glock,In any event the rounds still went bang.
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