Anyone use RMR reloading bullets - .357 or 9mm ?

[fritz1919]

Support your PA bullet caster and long time forum member.


ME. LOL.



Seriously, if you want to use jacketed I don't mind.

Absolutely!

One of my top rules, support the small guy! I'm familiar with your products. When the day comes that I no longer enjoy casting my own, I'll be there.

Actually I enjoy casting (.357 & .45) and reloading as much as I enjoy shooting. It is my therapy, my meditation. I look at casting as the "next level of purity."

Anyway, I'm off topic. I want to use some jacketed for a specific reason.

fritz

[fritz1919]

I just started a mega sized 9mm reloading project on my Youtube channel, which will involve 4-6 different loads over the next year.

I've seen your videos. Nice work. I'll keep an eye out for the 9mm project. I always like to see how other folks do things. Always lookin to learn new things - and I've been reloading for just short of 50 yrs. Always ready to learn.

[wanneroo]

I've seen your videos. Nice work. I'll keep an eye out for the 9mm project. I always like to see how other folks do things. Always lookin to learn new things - and I've been reloading for just short of 50 yrs. Always ready to learn.

I released a 9mm preview video of what to expect and each individual load is going to be oriented towards something- plinking, match shooting, hotter loads for the UZI. I have a lot of different stuff on the shelf to use up but may open it up to an interesting powder I might find or like these bullets, the RMR bullets look pretty good so I could see ordering up a batch and using them.

Some loads I will probably do:

147g Speer and Titegroup
124g Speer or Hornady or RMR with Power Pistol
115g Hornady with CFE Pistol or Unique or Win 231