Frontier CMJ (Copper-Plated) bullets from Marstar

[Onty]

Anybody used Frontier CMJ (Copper-Plated) bullets from Marstar;
http://www.marstar.ca/ammo-etc/rl-frontier-hg.shtm , I am interested in 180 and 200 gr 10mm/40 S&W. What is copper plating quality, how thick is it, does barrel’s rifling reach lead core? Thanks, Onty.

 

[Onagoth]

Have you tried doing a search, I remember this exact thread coming up not too long ago

 

[brotherjack]

Summary: they'll work just fabulous for fun/plinking/steel plate shooting loads, but the accuracy will leave you unhappy if you're a group-size oriented target shooter.

 

[SandRoad]

I have found the Frontier bullets to be very accurate out of my 40 S&W. Three of us put 10 shots each into the same target at about 13m, all firing offhand. The group was about 1 1/2" (not counting the odd flyer )

You can also search this forum for Aim Projectiles (see Dealer section) There are some write ups about their accuracy. Aim doesn't have the wide selection of bullets that Marstar/Frontier has.

 

[PrairieMedic]

I shoot them out to 200M. I'm sure you'll be happy with the accuracy too.

Montana Gold is good too, depending on stock. Frontier is a great price though.

 

[Onagoth]

I shoot them out to 200M. I'm sure you'll be happy with the accuracy too.

Montana Gold is good too, depending on stock. Frontier is a great price though.

What's your 200m accuracy like?

 

[brotherjack]

I didn't say accuracy was unacceptable -- I said, that they great for off-hand shooting and steel plate practice. But I firmly maintain, that if you're a target shooter shooting off a rest and expecting itty bitty groups, you're going to be a bit disappointed.