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RN vs FP for accuracy

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Hey all,
Ive been searching this forum but cant find what I'm looking for.
I've always loaded some type of HP's in my .40 and .44 mag. for plinking/ practice. (Black Talons for home defence/ CCW.)
Anyway, I just recently became a member of Frontsight in Nevada and they require factory FMJ's when shooting at their ranges. I would like to duplicate a factory load with my reloads but before I do I was wondering if there is any noticable difference in the accuracy of FN vs RN slugs.

I've also had a terrible time finding bulk 155gr FMJ's of any kind at a reasonable price. I did finally find this:
http://www.grafs.com/retail/catalog/category/categoryId/556
But id be interested to know of any other similar suppliers.

I am also interested in .40 cal accuracy loads for other competitions where I can shoot ANY bullet I like. I've narrowed my powder down to 231, bullseye, and AA#5. The goal is to have an accurate round with minimal recoil to stay on target. I currently shoot a Glock 23 and Baretta 96F.

Thinking about getting a 1911 in .45 for these matches also.
Thanks for any help/ tips,
Rodney
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For what it's worth, I have a reloader who provides me with flat-tip copper plated bullets in a standard .45acp load. If there's an accuracy consideration, it certainly isn't noticeable out to 20 yards. I also carry them in the CCW guns. In our tests, they flatten out substantially and maintain nearly 100% of their weight. In appearance, they are shaped like ball ammo with the tip flattened and they feed in the 1911's just like ball ammo. They are a different beast from semi-wadcutters.
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