I'm a new owner of a Kimber Warrior. I was wondering if any experienced owners had any recommendations on ammo that works best/most consistent. Brand, grain, range and home defense use? I'd really like to be able to purchase in bulk when I see it on sale somewhere and would like to subvert having to spend $100's on trying out all the different brands and types just to find what works best Thanks for the help.

My TLE RL II eats pretty much anything. I reload my own and have experimented with all bullet types from wad cutter, hollow point, etc. Shot all of them reliably. As for highest quality factory ammo I wouldn't know I always get the cheap stuff. But as far as it going bang mine has done well with many brands.

I havent found anything that my Colt won't shoot. Focus on getting quality mags, this will rectify a lot of feed issues if they ever arise.

I havent found anything that my Colt won't shoot. Focus on getting quality mags, this will rectify a lot of feed issues if they ever arise.

 

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Wilson Elite or 47d mags. Cobra Tripp mags. Both companies have reliable quality mags.

I havent found anything that my Colt won't shoot. Focus on getting quality mags, this will rectify a lot of feed issues if they ever arise.

 

+1 The magazine is the Achilles Heel of most firearms. Kimber or Wilson magazines are used for SD/HD. Mec-Gar and Government Surplus magazines are for the range.

I have a bunch kimber pro tac mags for $20 shipped its the best deal I could find. Have 1 Wilson that I bought second hand from a member here haven't tested it but I m sure it will be good. I've also heard very good things about chip power mags.

I have had a of success with CMC (Chip McCormick) mags.

230 gr round ball for break in.. 500 rnds.. wwb or something else cheap..

My Kimber has shot everything I have tried in it; Wolf, Tula, CCI Blazer, Bulk pack lead bullets

Truly appreciate all the feedback. I'm a new gun owner and have a lot to learn from everyone.

Truly appreciate all the feedback. I'm a new gun owner and have a lot to learn from everyone.

 

No problem. Glad you're asking questions. I haven't been a firearms owner so long myself. Better to learn here than to learn the hard way and possibly hurting yourself.