Bullets are ok, nothing really special over any other brand of plated bullets. Slowest shipping I have ever encountered with any bullet company and I've tried many in over 45 years of reloading. These were recommended by a friend who bought them locally, I'll stick with another company I usually use.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
Awesome
January 26, 2017
Reviewer:
Cletus from Ohio
Upon first receiving these I was taken back by how nice they looked. Compared next to some 124gr FMJ Hornady's I had lying around, they were much more shiny (I know kind of a moot point, but I like shiny things). I then weighed out random bullets and out of 20 of them, they were all +/- .2gr. I consider this plenty acceptable, espically considering that with the hornady's I had to start 5 different weight catagories preforming the same random test. Yes, that's 5 different groups within 20 bullets but I digress. So I moved on to loading, and they shot fantastic out of both my Glock 19 and S&W shield. I don't think I'll go back to using other bullets. Tight groups as well as I can shoot, could probably be much better from a competition shooter but I'm more than pleased with the results. Will be buying more.
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20 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
115 hp Love them
December 10, 2015
Reviewer:
John from Kalamazoo, MI United States
I like these very much.. I could not find any load info. I researched similar bullets I came up with 1.075 oal and I'm using 4.2gn titegroup,4.5gn w231 or 5.8gn power pistol in my XD9 these are middle of the road.. I tried 3.9 and 4.0 in the tg and some stove piped and didn't lock chamber back on last round..Looked real sooty.. I have loaded close to 2000 so far and have another 1500 projectiles on hand. I am NOT suggesting use of any of my recipes USE AT YOUR OWN RISK DO YOU OWN RESEARCH ALWAYS Well I'm back again 12/9/15 I just tried some at 1.085 oal and they wouldn't chamber in my shield 9 so i tried the 1.080 and they would chamber fine but was all over the plate so i went back to my old recipe and the 1.075 worked good tighter pattern. I had the xd9 with me and they would except the 1.085 or 1.080 but the 1.075 worked best in both guns. still using the 4.5gn w231. Im going to order a box of these from Freedom Munitions and check their oal.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
9MM plated bullets
October 28, 2014
Reviewer:
Pat Nemes from Auburn Hills, MI United States
I have used these now for 3 months and have seen a noticeable tightening of my groups at the 50 yard line. I had 6-7 inch groups at 50 yards with plain cast bullets and now I am getting 3-4 inch groups with these 115 gr plated bullets. I would recommend these to any shooter for use in bullseye or combat type competition
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5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
Take Your Time
August 6, 2014
Reviewer:
Phillip Teresi from Jacksonville, FL United States
These projectiles worked out great for me and it's hard to beat the price. I've worked out several different loads using SR762, CFE, AutoComp, and TiteGroup. All worked out great, but the best accuracy was using SR762 and TiteGroup. At 8-10 feet, I was getting 1 to 1.5" groups. I'm not sure what the previous reviewer was talking about when he claimed inaccuracy, but I can tell you I didn't have any issues. It took a few different load recipes to get it right. All guns, barrels, and actions are not created equally. Use good powder, common sense, and take your time. You'll soon find that these projectiles are accurate and they definitely do the job they were intended to do.
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