I bought a case of this when WalMart started having stocking problems with WWB. It has a bit more snap than the WWB, but is pretty clean. I have put about 800 rounds through my Smith and Wesson M&P 9MM with 0 FTE or FTF. I would buy more....

I have shot over 10,000 rounds of this ammo in the last two years; about 9,500 of it on an XD-9 Service and the rest on a CZ-75B SA. I have only had this ammo jam 3 times in the CZ-75 after about 1,500 rounds in one day without cleaning and 1 time in my XD-9 after at least 3,800 rounds the day of and 2,000 rounds the day before without cleaning. (Shame on me). Props to the Springfield ;)

This is one of the best rounds out there for the money. I have been using it for a long time. this ammo goes both ways, target, and self defense. you guys that have the misfires dont forget its not always the ammo.....................

Shot 1,650 rounds of 9mm 115gr FMJ Fiocchi from my Sig P226 at a three day training class. Not one problem.

I agree with joeroket. 100 rounds and at least 12 misfires in one day. Only once did a second strike successfully ignite the primer. At least it qualifies as "practice ammo" because I would never want to use this in a personal defense situation.

Functions flawlessly in my Sig P226. I have shot over 600 rounds through it with zero misfires, failures to feed or jams. I highly recommend this ammo.

Fiocchi 115 and 123 grain FMJ ammuition is great ammo for firing in submachine guns. Can run mags or short bursts with no stoppage. Has the back pressure to cycle open bolts.

I have shot 350 rounds of this through my taurus pt92 so far. it is fairly accurate and i haven't had any jams or misfires.

This ammo requires a fairly hard strike on the primer to fire. So far I have fired 500 rounds and have had 1-2 misfires per 17 rounds. Not very good in my opinion. All of the misfires had a noticeable indent on the primer that should have caused a discharge.