Zero 9mm bullets

Hey Folks,

Quick question.  Which one of Zero's 9mm bullets is the most accurate?

Thank you, Andrew

From my experience either of the

115 or 125 gr JHP .355 bullets in the "conical" configuration have proven best results at 50 yds. If done properly, well under 2" in quality guns.

Based on what I have heard, rather than what I have tested myself, 115gr is better in slow twist barrels (1:32 usually). 147gr does better in standard barrels. 124gr is a compromise that can shoot well in either.

I asked the company this question and they said 115gr JHP.

I really like Zero bullets and have a bunch of them on hand now for reloading. I just started toying with the 147 gr. JHP. That being said, PPC shooters have been shooting 9mm pistols in competition for quite a few years. I've heard that they really like the Hornady 147 gr. XTP bullet for 50 yard accuracy. It has a "boat tail" design. I also heard that they shoot well with fast barrel twists, including 1:16. Some of the powders they are using are VV330 and WSF. Like I said, I think Zero bullets are great and it is a great company, but thought I'd throw this into the mix. https://www.hornady.com/bullets/handgun/9mm-355-147-gr-xtp#!/