Bullets

[school89]

Has anyone used these bullets?

http://www.precisiondelta.com/

If so does anybody have load information they care to share?

[bert304]

Sorry no I have never heard of them
If you are looking for 45acp in 230 grain round nose. Try Rainier Ballistics. THey are 94.99 for 1000 at Midwayusa.com . But you can buy 100 at a time

[Karys]

I've never heard of Precision Delta either.

+1 on the Rainier Ballistics. I've used their 230 grain .45 FMJ and their 180 grain .40 FMJ.

[Lycanthrope]

I shoot A LOT of Rainiers but you can't push them at max loads very well since the copper plating is thin.

[Karys]

Originally Posted by Lycanthrope

I shoot A LOT of Rainiers but you can't push them at max loads very well since the copper plating is thin.

That's true.

So far all I've done with them is duplicate factory loads. I have no desire to hot rod semi auto pistol rounds. If I wanted to hot rod them I'd go with standard FMJ bullets.

[XD45]

I've loaded 10mm with rainier without any problems and I always oad those to the max..

i just ordered 4k in 40 and 2k in 45 all rainier from cabelas, they had $4.95 flat shipping figured i'd stock up

[Mtdew]

Precision Delta has good bullets (they were better when they were 50% cheaper this past spring)

Just load it like any other fmj (I assume thats what your getting) I've been shooting their stuff for a year now. I actually just got a shipment of 12k 9mm from them last week (before the price increase)

I've been loading 3.4gr of bullseye under the 147grn 9mm (for supressed shooting)

[school89]

Thanks that what I needed. I tried to get some from midway rainier but they are out of the 9mm. I am placintg a order tonight.

Thanks
Mike

[XD45]

I think I got the last rainier 45 cabelas had, I ordered 4K, but only got 2 and only got charged for 2