r/canadaguns Feb 12 '23

Weekly Newbies & FAQ Thread - Post your questions here for PAL/RPAL application, timelines, CFSC/CFSRC, references & requirements, or general new to firearms ownership -type questions

This thread will be used for the "new"-type questions, PAL/RPAL applications, references, CFSC/CFRSC requirements, storage/transport, or other general "new-to-me" firearms ownership questions.

In response to this thread, the community was quite positive for a thread to cover these subjects.

These threads will be stickied for a week, renewing every Sunday @ about 0600 AST. Previous threads here. Take a look, your question may have been answered!

If you have any suggestions for this thread, please feel free to ask here, or send the Mods a message.

Thank you!

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u/nyg420 Feb 14 '23

Noob here, just got my Ruger PCC and can't wait to go try it at the range, my question is regarding ammo.

There is so much to choose from, should I look for anything specific? What's the deal with the grain? Any advice would be helpful, thanks.

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u/nyg420 Feb 14 '23

Thank you very much for that.... So is higher grain generally better/more ideal? Is bronze and brass ok?

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u/GinnAdvent Feb 14 '23

I would buy different grain like 115, 124, and 147 just to try them out and see the difference yourself. 124 ses to be the most common ones used. Just make sure don't get P+ ammo by accident.

CCI Blazer seems to be the most popular ones every uses here. PMC also another popular brand here as well.

S&B, Aguila, and Federal also have good reviews. It's mostly Winchester I heard has some issues. Remington is about half and half.

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u/nyg420 Feb 14 '23

I see, thanks for the info.

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u/Beretta_errata removeddit pro Feb 14 '23

124grain FMJ brass was on sale at Tenda

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u/GinnAdvent Feb 14 '23

I believe if you can search the old thread, similar topic has been discussed before since it's a very popular and relaible PCC.