Missouri Bullets

orrwdd · #1 04-15-2011, 03:59 AM

I'll break the ice. I have been using Missouri Bullets for a couple of years now. Their bullets and service are first rate, I have loaded everything from 38 Special to 44 Magnum (well not EVERYTHING, 38, 40 S&W, 44 ACP and 44 Magnum) and never had any leading with my loads.

Their prices are also very good and fast shipping.

I should ad that their bullets are hard cast alloy.

http://www.missouribullet.com/index.php

Bill

Dave Waits · #2 04-15-2011, 12:21 PM

Bill, how much they run? I've been using Vance Bullets but they're not very consistant as to weight.

Lane · #3 04-15-2011, 01:02 PM

I've been using Precision Delta for FMJ 9mm and .45ACP. They are priced comparable to plated and seem to be pretty good quality.

Dave Waits · #4 04-15-2011, 01:36 PM

I load 230gr.LRNs, last box of Vances' bullets ran me $43.00 for 500 and the weight varied too much. Almost a grain in some cases.

orrwdd · #5 04-15-2011, 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Waits

Bill, how much they run? I've been using Vance Bullets but they're not very consistant as to weight.

Depends on bullet weight. Prices run from $29.50 for 115gr 9mm to $43.00 per 500 for 230gr LRN 45 ACP. You pay flat rate shipping about $13.00 for up to 70 lbs. That could be as many as 2000 bullets for the 9mm.

Their bullets are very consistent. He buys his alloys direct from a foundry.

Check out their website.

Bill

RockIsland1911A · #6 04-15-2011, 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by NormanXDm

I've been using Precision Delta for FMJ 9mm and .45ACP. They are priced comparable to plated and seem to be pretty good quality.

I too use them Norm, for being a true FMJ, they are great . The price is one of the best i have found. $119 per 1000 shipped.
John

Dave Waits · #7 04-15-2011, 08:26 PM

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Originally Posted by orrwdd

Depends on bullet weight. Prices run from $29.50 for 115gr 9mm to $43.00 per 500 for 230gr LRN 45 ACP. You pay flat rate shipping about $13.00 for up to 70 lbs. That could be as many as 2000 bullets for the 9mm.

Their bullets are very consistent. He buys his alloys direct from a foundry.

Check out their website.

Bill

Thanks much Bill, I'll check them out!
Dave

NAMVET72 · #8 04-15-2011, 08:42 PM

Boy, either one or two things, either you guys have alot of money to spend, or don't want to learn to POUR your OWN, and Probably both........

Dave Waits · #9 04-15-2011, 10:15 PM

don't really have anywhere safe to do it. I just figured if I was going to buy bullets, I'd find some better than I was using. I believe I did thanks to Bill. I buy 2000 at a time.

Hey Bill, did you take advantage of the Retired military discount? How much?
Dave

orrwdd · #10 04-15-2011, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Dave Waits

don't really have anywhere safe to do it. I just figured if I was going to buy bullets, I'd find some better than I was using. I believe I did thanks to Bill. I buy 2000 at a time.

Hey Bill, did you take advantage of the Retired military discount? How much?
Dave

I don't only because members of The High Road forum get the same discount, 5% and I use that one. Helps take care of the shipping.

Bill