I haven't shot any reloads out of my HP, since it is waiting to be picked up at my shop. However, I can say that obviously using non jacketed bullets cuts down on the cost a TON. I use a mix of both, I've found that with non jacketed bullets I have more rounds misfeed and have more problems chambering. Jacketed bullets when loaded properly work like factory rounds. Non jacketed bullets are dirtier and you have to keep a closer eye on your barrel for leading. Leading can cause overpressure.
Basically as long as you are careful, either one can work fine for practice.
Basically as long as you are careful, either one can work fine for practice.
