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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Great .380 bullets	January 1, 2024
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from ASHBURN, VA United States

These are great bullets. I tried at least 5 other brands and my Hornady LNL simply refused to make good ammo. I finally realized my problem was the bullets, so I went looking for better bullets. I have zero problems with these bullets. Size is perfect and they make great ammunition.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Work great in my Glock 42	July 5, 2022
Reviewer: cary lang from charlottesville, VA United States

I used load data for 100 gr FMJ bullets with the exception of the OAL due to this bullet being a flat point. I loaded this bullet over 3.0 grains of Titegroup with an AOL of .965. They cycle flawlessly in my Glock 42 which can be ammo finicky. I am awaiting another 1000 on order now.

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5 of 23 people found the following review helpful:

No load data	January 25, 2021
Reviewer: Glenn Bacala from Titusville , FL United States

There isn't any published info concerning COL. I called and emailed customer support. Both replies were the same. " It will take 48 hours for someone to get back to you". Buyer beware.

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5 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

Wish they made a 100gr 9mm profile..	September 10, 2020
Reviewer: OE from Taylorsville, UT United States

But these will suffice for 1300fps PCC rounds. Loading with 4.2gr Sport Pistol @ 1.06x-1.07xâ€.

Also wish they were not RNFP But just RN, oh well they work.

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11 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

My go to	October 6, 2019
Reviewer: Nico from Rexburg, ID United States

I just finished ordering another batch, my wife and I cycled them through our 380 loaded with 3.5 grains of Hodgdon CFE and they shot beautifully. My 380 go to bullet.

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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

They work in 9mm pcc	July 4, 2019
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Huntsville, AL United States

I load these as 9mm for steel challenge. Very soft shooting out of my PCC. Quick follow up shots.

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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:

Great practice bullet!	December 9, 2018
Reviewer: Dan from Novato, CA United States

I requested a sampling of this .380/ 100 grain bullet for a Bersa Fire Storm I purchased recently. Since I load for about all my firearms I had to load for this one too. The pistol is not a tack driver but for its intended purpose a target and practice load that was close to as accurate as factory ammo was the goal. Using W-231 and Red Dot for the powders proved good in both loads with this inexpensive well designed bullet. Groups were the SAME size as the factory! I had no FTEs or FTFs. The pistol ran with no problems!
I will buy this again!

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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Hole lot a ruckus!	November 25, 2018
Reviewer: Pie Eater from Galt, CA United States

Let's face it, the 380 is pretty much a gut gun which makes it fun to try and drive tacks with it. The beauty of reloading is that you can make any caliber any way you want to within reason. These little slugs perform very well in many different combinations of powders and primers. The challenging part is getting them to cycle in a progressive with a bullet feeder. It took some adjusting but we got it to work with little to no mis-feeds. Overall, they feed well, they load well and most certainly shoot well. We load and shoot a couple thousand rounds + a month and only use X-treme products for target and plinking rounds, we highly recommend them.

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent Bulk .380 for Drills and Groupings	September 16, 2018
Reviewer: E.V. from Central CA United States

I purchased 500 of these from another source and am ready to but 500 direct from Xtreme since I like them so much. This is an accurate and reasonably priced bullet. I'm convinced it is one of the better values here. I am also using 3.6 grains of CFE Pistol and I'm about to try BE-86 as well. My COL is also .975.

To "Xtreme Bullet lover from Lincoln, NE", you clearly do not know that BE-86 is not Bullseye. Please check your information before dismissing data from other customers. The individual who used 3.9 grains of BE-86 is well within published load data for that powder. BE-86 is more like Power Pistol with a flash suppressant, not Bullseye.

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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent bullets; do your own research	July 25, 2018
Reviewer: Xtreme Bullet lover from Lincoln, NE United States

I checked a few reviews prior to ordering these and found that if you use some of the charge weights, they may be dangerously past the max recommended charge. As always, check your manufacturer's specifications. One person used 3.9 grains of Bullseye powder. According to Alliant, a 90 grain (yes, these are 100 grain Xtremes) max charge is 3.4 grains. Please be aware of anything posted as recommendation here. In my own testing, we found 2.8 grains of BE to cycle reliably, but too light in feel. 3.0 grains to be ideal, and 3.2 grains to be a bit snappy in a Glock 42. Take that information for what it's worth, but do your own homework.

The bullets themselves are fantastically uniform and easy to load; leave great holes in the targets. Don't hesitate to order.

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