9mm montana gold

[skhunter]

Does anyone use these bullets. Do they work well, do you use jacketed bullet data? IE. 6.8gr HS6 for 115gr FMJ bullets

 

[buckshot]

I have been using Montana Gold Bullets for 9mm, I have mostly loaded the 147gr bullets. I also have 124s but have not loaded any yet. I just switched to titegroup for a powder as I have ran out of WAP. I tend to use the data in a manual as my guide when loading with the Montana Gold bullets, but I reduce the load by 10 percent or more then test it over a chrono to see if the bullets perform similar to the data or not.

 

[shugrnutz]

I use them in my 38Super, they are all most IPSC shooters will use.

 

[sevoman]

ve used Montana Gold bullets for years in my 9mm and 38 super.They shoot very well and are economical.try the 115 gr JHP in the 9mm,they shoot very well in my Beretta.Load data is the same as for any other jacketed bullet.

 

[Quigley]

I use the 147's...for IPSC Prod

I like them...good quality and easy to get in my area

 

[RePete]

They are good bullets albeit pricy.

Try Frontier CMJ bullets, they are 2/3 the cost and shoot just as well.

RePete.

 

[firewire]

Montana Gold

Montana Gold is the source of jacketed bullets sold as BDX in Canada. I use them - good quality

 

[Canuck44]

4.7 gr Unique under their 125 gr bullets is not a bad load. MaKes IPSC minor and IDPA PF.

Industrie Cam-Pro out of Quebec make a pretty good bullet was well. Use them in 9MM and .45acp. Better pricing then Montan Gold as well. Incidently I have shot them both and they both work very well.

Take Care.