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    Default Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    Does anyone now where i can find 155gr FMJ for under 10 cents a bullet.

    Cheapest i found were Rainier LeadSafe Bullets (155 Grain Plated Flat Nose)
    http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct...tnumber=798453

    thanks

    Edit: Just wanted to add, looking for the cheapest option for range ammo.
    Last edited by cfipilot; January 28th, 2010 at 03:21 PM.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    http://www.berrysmfg.com/ these to are plated, but cheap and i shoot in my Glock 22 without any trouble.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    Yeah, these are about the same price as Rainer.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    I use the rainier, they are the cheapest I have found. Shoot great for target.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    What quanity are you looking to buy?
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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    www.mastercast.net has great products. PA company located west of Pittsburgh and they sell Total Copper Jacket, which I believe is a thinner layer of copper than a FMJ but still reduces/eliminates leading. I have bought many, many bullets from them in 9mm, .45 acp, and .40 S&W. I am very happy with the product and pricing.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    looking to buy at least 2000 if the price is right. If i can get for 7 cents i would buy more.

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    I was looking for brass today, and I remembered seeing this

    http://www.patsreloading.com/patsrel/prices.htm



    Search or scroll to 10mm

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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    Quote Originally Posted by cfipilot View Post
    looking to buy at least 2000 if the price is right. If i can get for 7 cents i would buy more.
    That might be a pipe dream for jacketed ammo. Montana Gold are about $.10 each for a case of 3000.
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    Default Re: Looking for a Good price on 155 40 bullet

    Quote Originally Posted by cfipilot View Post
    Does anyone now where i can find 155gr FMJ for under 10 cents a bullet.

    Cheapest i found were Rainier LeadSafe Bullets (155 Grain Plated Flat Nose)
    http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct...tnumber=798453

    thanks

    Edit: Just wanted to add, looking for the cheapest option for range ammo.
    Please do check our 10mm 155 SWC's before you make your purchase. If it is your goal to find the most reasonably priced bullets for your 10mm then we have what you need! Our bullets do not cause leading. Rather they provide for accurate shooting with a clean barrel. We provide only world class quality cast bullets at a reasonable price and nothing less!
    Matt Dardas

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