'New' Bullet Barn Bullets

[Paul_T]

Has anyone recently bought projectiles from the 'New' Bullet Barn since the company was purchased and moved to Alberta?

Wondering if the quality has remained the same with the new owners/operation.

 

[Ganderite]

Those "projectiles" have a technical name. We call them "bullets".

No, I have not tried anything from the new owners. The previous service was excellent.

We need sources for the not so common bullets, like the 32 cal 100gr SWC

 

[call2arms]

Where in Alberta are they?

 

[Paul_T]

Those "projectiles" have a technical name. We call them "bullets".

No, I have not tried anything from the new owners. The previous service was excellent.

We need sources for the not so common bullets, like the 32 cal 100gr SWC

Lol, OK - bullets then (I use projectiles = bullets same same).

Yes when Andy owned/ran it the quality and selection was very good. Used to speak with him and his wife when they came to the Kamloops show.

Where in Alberta are they?

Spirit River

 

[FLHTCUI]

Those "projectiles" have a technical name. We call them "bullets".

No, I have not tried anything from the new owners. The previous service was excellent.

We need sources for the not so common bullets, like the 32 cal 100gr SWC

You mean boolits dont you ?
Rob

 

[Paul_T]

You mean boolits dont you ?
Rob

Oh FFS, lol....... yup - them led boolits

 

[HammerliSP20]

I just purchased a thousand .32 RNFP FB 96 grain bullets from the "New" Bullet Barn in Alberta. I was looking for something other than a full wadcutter for my revolver.

The new bullets are dry lubed. I tested a few loads this morning in our Ransom Rest and I'm getting 1/2" groups centre to centre at 20 yards. I'm still not finished with the testing, but it appears these bullets will work well.

The prices seem reasonable and service was prompt. I've put in an order for another 1000.

 

[billdick]

Projectile Barn just doesn't have the right ring like Bullet Barn

 

[Longwalker]

bullets aren't projectiles until they are moving out of the barrel...

 

[9.3 Hunter]

Louise was the best.

New Bullet Barn is fine. Also Jethunter has a great selection of almost all.....
Both Alberta.

 

[remington jim]

YUP ! Cast R Boolits ! RJ

 

[Paul_T]

I just purchased a thousand .32 RNFP FB 96 grain bullets from the "New" Bullet Barn in Alberta. I was looking for something other than a full wadcutter for my revolver.

The new bullets are dry lubed. I tested a few loads this morning in our Ransom Rest and I'm getting 1/2" groups centre to centre at 20 yards. I'm still not finished with the testing, but it appears these bullets will work well.

The prices seem reasonable and service was prompt. I've put in an order for another 1000.

Good to know, thanks

bullets aren't projectiles until they are moving out of the barrel...

What if I throw one?

Louise was the best.

New Bullet Barn is fine. Also Jethunter has a great selection of almost all.....
Both Alberta.

Will check Jethunter as well, thanks

 

[B]

I am surprised at the prices people will apparently pay for cast bullets. Many are more expensive than plated products...

 

[rockport guy]

Those "projectiles" have a technical name. We call them "bullets".

No, I have not tried anything from the new owners. The previous service was excellent.

We need sources for the not so common bullets, like the 32 cal 100gr SWC

Believe the technical term is " Freedom Seed "

 

[Paul_T]

I am surprised at the prices people will apparently pay for cast bullets. Many are more expensive than plated products...

Depends what you are shooting. In my cowboy guns I shoot cast lead.

The lead for 45LC (eg 250 grain) is about the same price as similar type/weight plated.

Just gives people more options.

 

[HIGHRPM]

projectile barn just doesn't have the right ring like bullet barn

lmao !!!!