frontier bullets

[mr mauser]

just wondering if anyone here has tried marstars frontier CMJ bullets I want to try them in my 9mm and 44mag .

 

[Chizzy]

I have tried Frontier CMJ bullets from Higginson Powders in .45 ACP. I did not have any issues with them.

Regards,

Chizzy

 

[#1bcshooter]

Loaded 1000+ 180 gr RNFP in 40 S&W . No complaints other that the shipping cost (heavy)

 

[squid1230]

40 s&w by the thousands! Great bullet.

 

[brotherjack]

I've done the 110 grain .308/30 Carbine bullets as plinking loads in my 308 Win. Accuracy is not as good as jacketed bullets, but it's not totally awful either. Great fun for the $$$.

 

[Shelldrake]

Frontier is fine. You might also want to try AIM projectiles who are a sponsor of this site and are located in Ontario. Their bullets are comparable or better than the Frontiers. I just use AIM now, and by the thousands.

http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=170

 

[kharlingca]

I've done the 110 grain .308/30 Carbine bullets as plinking loads in my 308 Win. Accuracy is not as good as jacketed bullets, but it's not totally awful either. Great fun for the $$$.

I second that good for pinkering... but NOT accuracy. i reload the 9mm 124gr

with a box of 1000 124gr 9mm they weight between 121.0 to 126.5gr

 

[notsorichguy]

x3..... pretty much exactly what Kharlingca said...... only I had a couple down by 119.8 in my last 1000 and not one over 125.3.

 

[Anees]

Hi

They shoot well, but they don't group as well as the Montana Golds.

Cheers

Anees

 

[JBD]

Sounds like a frontier love in. I used to shoot frontier in my old 1911 a1. It would group 5 inches at 25 yards. I casted 230 grains from wheel weights which closed the groups on the old colt to 3 inches.

I sold off all my frontier after that.

 

[CeeZer]

3000 9mm 124gr loaded, no issues, will be happy to get more.

Note: they are plated bullets, so you need less powder compared to FMJ and a tad more compared to lead ones of the same weight...