Anyone interested in going in on 9mm coated bullets?

[ianb1116]

Check these out: http://www.leesmags.com/The-Blue-Bul...-RN_p_365.html

3600 bullets for $204.75. That's about 6 cents per round.

Anyone want to go splitsies?

[MT1]

Splitsies? LOL...

Trying to open the site but it isn't cooperating at the moment.

[ianb1116]

Splitsies? LOL...

Trying to open the site but it isn't cooperating at the moment.

Lol yeah, splitsies for the win.

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[Kramer]

If they were the 147 gr I would consider. For sub sonic suppressed loads.

[ianb1116]

They do sell 147 grainers

http://www.leesmags.com/The-Blue-Bul...-RN_p_363.html

[alpacaheat]

Splitsies? LOL...

[Don Quixote]

You can buy a similar item from King's Shooters Supply in 500 count boxes for about $0.075 and you can avoid having to count out 1800 bullets when you split them.

[MT1]

Xtreme Bullets was selling 500 count 147 gr copper coated 9mm at the Great Outdoors Show for $35/box. The online price is $43.75/500. I bought two and am now wishing I had stocked up and bought more at the $35 price.

FWIW, Xtreme offers free shipping to first time buyers.

[JoshIronshaft]

I loaded some of the Xtreme HP 147gr recently and was disappointed to find that the bullet height and diameter at the tip varied, and therefore my COL varied.

[MT1]

I loaded some of the Xtreme HP 147gr recently and was disappointed to find that the bullet height and diameter at the tip varied, and therefore my COL varied.

That's interesting. I pulled a random sample and they measured on the micrometer uniformly. I'll have to take a closer look.

I bought them primarily as plinking ammo for a Glock so any variance will have minimal impact providing case pressure is not impacted to an unsafe level.

Thanks for the heads up!