wht do you load for FMJ pistol?-brand

[*Klutch*]

I have used Berry's for previous loads in several calibers, I am looking for .40 right now. I use Roger's better bullets in .45 but my .40 is a Glock and I would like to keep with the FMJ thing. I am thinking about Precision Delta, anyone use them before?
What other brands have you guys used and liked?

[NA Wreckdiver]

I haven't been impressed with berrry's.
I use Rodger's for all my lead.

For plated I've been very happy with Rainier's & Frontier.
For jacketed, Zero... but they seem to be impossible to get.

PD is always reviewed well, but I have never used them.

[dregan]

I have heard good things about Better Bullets. I might pick up a couple hundred and see how they shoot. King's Shooters in KOP sells them at a reasonable price. I am interested on what replies you get here. I am thinking about switching to something new. Currently I use Berry's. I mostly shoot indoors so I don't need a particularly great bullet.. just cheap plinking ammo. My carry is full of CorBon, hard to improve upon that IMHO.

[Rainier42]

Montana Gold, Zeros, Precision Deltas are good. Zeros can be found here: http://czcustom.com/Zero-Bullets.aspx

[NA Wreckdiver]

I have heard good things about Better Bullets. I might pick up a couple hundred and see how they shoot. King's Shooters in KOP sells them at a reasonable price. I am interested on what replies you get here. I am thinking about switching to something new. Currently I use Berry's. I mostly shoot indoors so I don't need a particularly great bullet.. just cheap plinking ammo. My carry is full of CorBon, hard to improve upon that IMHO.

That's who Makes them. King's is their retail store.

[1HappyCamper]

I picked up some Zero brand .38/357 bullets at Kings Shooter Supply (Better Bullets) earlier this week. I can't recall if they had 40cal in stock, but their supply was decent. I would give them a call. I only have experience with Zero's and Winchester and the Zero bullet looks to be better quality.

[Pkspawn]

Why not shoot the Better bullet out of your Glock? They use a harder lead compound, so the bullets are much harder than just straight lead bullets.. I've switched from using their plated/fmj bullets to the lead on my Glock 45.. I only have a few hundred rounds through it, and no sighs of leading or issues.

I only decided to give it a try after talking with a few other glock owners that are using their lead bullets with no issues. And they are almost half the price of the jacketed/plated stuff.

[*Klutch*]

Why not shoot the Better bullet out of your Glock? They use a harder lead compound, so the bullets are much harder than just straight lead bullets.. I've switched from using their plated/fmj bullets to the lead on my Glock 45.. I only have a few hundred rounds through it, and no sighs of leading or issues.

I only decided to give it a try after talking with a few other glock owners that are using their lead bullets with no issues. And they are almost half the price of the jacketed/plated stuff.

That's interesting. Good to know I'll check into it. Thanks rep inbound.

[kimbershooter]

Why not shoot the Better bullet out of your Glock? They use a harder lead compound, so the bullets are much harder than just straight lead bullets.. I've switched from using their plated/fmj bullets to the lead on my Glock 45.. I only have a few hundred rounds through it, and no sighs of leading or issues.

I only decided to give it a try after talking with a few other glock owners that are using their lead bullets with no issues. And they are almost half the price of the jacketed/plated stuff.

I picked up a thousand 230gr RN and a thousand 200gr RN in 45 at the last show from King's. So far very little lead build compared to meiser (spelling?) I was using. Even when shooting thru a carbine, little to no leading. So very happy with them. Speaking of its time to go get some more.

[*Klutch*]

Yea, I shoot Roger's lead out of my 1911-200gr SWC. I'm interested in hearing about some FMJ's like precision delta.