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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

Great for 357 Sig	February 19, 2016
Reviewer: Chris from TN

I've tried many bullets for 357 Sig, and these are by far the best for the price. They perform just like the big name JHP bullets for much less money. I use Speer brass, CCI primers, and Alliant Blue Dot or Power Pistol at near maximum loads for best accuracy.

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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:

excellent bullets and economical as well	December 25, 2015
Reviewer: trekkid from Eureka, IL United States

These bullets load and shoot as well as any other bullets I have tried and they are the cheapest I have found. Five hundred of these bullets, cost just a few cents more than 500 of the 115 gr. X-treme bullets. Titegroup powder together with the 124 gr. bullet produces the cheapest, per cartridge cost that I have found so far. I have loaded and shot more than 2000 rounds,using these bullets, with no issues whatsoever.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

124 gr FP in 38 Super	June 24, 2015
Reviewer: Sonny71 from Sloatsburg, NY United States

Very accurate at 75' in my Colt Gov't
using 6 grains of Hodgdon CFE Pistol with a light crimp and 1.245 LOA

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

may have just found my plinking bullet	June 24, 2015
Reviewer: John Cook from Pecatonica, IL United States

I've enjoyed a variety of Xtreme bullets in my target guns. My 9mm M&P is not as accurate as my 40 M&P, but with this bullet I'm closing the gap. Still working up loads, but 1.069 COL seems to work with 4.5 gr o Green Dot or 5.6gr of BE-86

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

1st Reloads, and super impressed!	June 20, 2015
Reviewer: Kenny E. from Beaumont, CA United States

After doing extensive research on reloading for 9mm. I decided on these. I use Perfecta 115gr rounds for plinking ($10 box @ WalMart) and reused the brass for reloading in a P226. Google didn't have much reload data on these rounds, It came to trial and error.
My receipe as follows:

COAL: 1.090
CCI 500 Primers
Aliant Unique @ 5.0gr's
FPS: 1120 FPS average

(BC's Review also has a great receipe)
DO NOT SEAT BULLET BELOW 1.060 COAL, dangerous pressures, FTF.
*PLUNK TEST YOUR RELOADS EVERY ROUND

These rounds seem far more accurate than factory 115 and 124's that I've shot. Im able to consistently knock cans in the air at 100ft, And put a 2inch grouping at 35ft. Overall their were a few rounds that had good dings but didn't seem to affect the shots. I've put 250 rounds and havn't seen any copper fouling. Brass still looks great even after the 3rd reload with this receipe. And man does it punch a hole.So far chambered and fired great in:
P226
Ruger LC9
XD9

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Great Round for Plinking / Simulating SD loads	December 10, 2014
Reviewer: Chris Williamson from AL United States

I've loaded about 1300 rounds with these bullets now, and I've never had an issue with them.

I chose the 124gr fp primarily so I can simulate my SD rounds. (124gr HST) They dont cost much more than the 115 gr bullets and they punch a clean hole in paper and cardboard.

They have been run through a couple Ruger P-series, Kel Tec Pf9's, Glock 19's and SW M&P's all without any malfunctions.

The quality is superb, and the price is right!

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

The search is over	October 12, 2014
Reviewer: LKB from Charlotte NC United States

These 124FPs are super consistent in Glocks for IDPA. They load easy and shoot clean, tight groups.

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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

357 sig	October 12, 2014
Reviewer: Dan from Gretna, NE United States

Having very good results loading these for my 357sig. Used with a couple of loads (min starting load and near max) with very good results. Accuracy is good with no evidence of tumbling. Using min amount of case flare when seating bullets.
Good results in a cartrige that has a rep of being finicky to reload. Really like these bullets and this company. I Use to reload a lot of lead bullets to save money, but for really not much more money you can shoot good plated bullets.
Keep up the good work.

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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

On the fence	July 1, 2014
Reviewer: SRB from graysville, AL United States

As the title implies, I'm kinda on the fence about this company. The quality of their products is great, but so are the products of many bullet manufacturers out there. My main problem with X-Treme is their shipping time. I ordered on a Friday hoping to have my package by sometime the next week so I could load up for a competition. But I watched the status of my order go unchanged all week long. I had to go to a LGS and buy bullets for the shoot. Finally, a week later, after emailing customer service a few times, I finally got a tracking number saying my order would ship that day. But it didn't. It was the following Monday before my order shipped, making it right at two weeks from the time I placed my order until the time I received it.

The next week I placed an order with Blue Bullets and received my order in just two days. That's a big difference in my book, and I'm every bit as happy with the quality of the Blue's as I was with X-Treme's product.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent performance	June 11, 2014
Reviewer: Roger Holdman from San Diego, CA United States

I used this projectile with 3.4 gr of Clays and the rounds were flawless at Pala 3gun last weekend. I am happy to find X-TREME as my go to source for projectiles.

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