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Posted: 5/4/2011 4:00:08 PM EDT
| Looking at Midstates Cast 147gr 9mm bullets and thought I'd ask for some feedback from you guys before ordering. What say ye.......anyone using them with any success? |
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Can't help you with Midstates cast bullets.
I can say order with confidence from Missouri Bullets. |
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Make sure you know what your gun needs for bullet size before you plunk down your hard earned coin on a bunch of them. 9mm can be tricky to load cast for. Yup, I'm with Jailer. I use the Lee 125gr RNFP and size it to .357" for my SW Model 59. Most commercial cast bullets are cast too small and (sometimes) too hard. I got some pre cast 125's in a lead trade w/a guy and I ended up just melting them down because they leaded my bore horribly (they were .355"). Good luck. |
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Can't help you with Midstates cast bullets. I can say order with confidence from Missouri Bullets. +1, I have ordered around 3,000 bullet from them so far and all have been great. They ship super fast as well. Dolomite |
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Can't help you with Midstates cast bullets. I can say order with confidence from Missouri Bullets. What he said. |
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I found Dardas Cast bullets and their 14gr 9mm are available in .356, .357, and .358 so which should I get? These will be shot in a M&P 9mm. http://www.dardascastbullets.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=dardas&Product_Code=91471000&Category_Code=9 If your not up to slugging your barrel to find out what you need, order a sample of each and see what it likes. |
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