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Posted On: 10/17/2021
By: B Flores
A: Yes sir, the P320 and its variants are rated to safely fire 9mm +P ammunition as well. Take care that +P ammo will wear out a semi-auto's moving parts faster, but that's really not a problem as far as self-defense is concerned!
Posted On: 11/2/2020
By: William
A: Yes sir, all Hi-Point 9mm carbines are designed to safely fire 9mm +P ammo as well!
Posted On: 3/24/2020
By: Paul
A: Thanks for reaching out, Paul! This round is indeed a suitable choice for personal protection. Two key attributes make it that way. First, its jacketed hollow point (JHP) bullet is designed to expand within soft tissue, creating a wider wound channel and transferring greater energy in the process. Second, it is an overpressure (+P) cartridge that delivers a greater muzzle velocity. In essence, its bullet goes faster than what is normal for a 9mm. You'll want to make certain your handgun is designed to handle that added chamber pressure before running +P ammo through it.
Posted On: 5/25/2019
By: Jim
A: Hi Jim. The Magtech Guardian Gold line up is indeed live and well. This is a great round, very accurate and unbeaten terminal ballistics in regards to penetration and weight retention. We are out of stock at the moment, but we do have more on the way. Keep an eye on the website and you will see them listed there as soon as they come in.
Posted On: 5/11/2019
By: albert reza
A: Hi Albert. The use of hollowpoint ammunition overall is not illegal, but several states and even municipalities have restriction on the type of ammunition that can be used, some depending on what the firearm is to be used for (home defense v carry in public). It is always a good idea to check your states attorney general's webpage. The restrictions (if any) can be found there.
