Who's your favourate bullet manufacture?

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[sulisa]

For 9mm IPSC, I'm happy with Frontier 147FP for indoor ranges, and Black Bullets Moly 147FP in the Summer or outdoor ranges. I've heard of most of the names you listed, and am subscribing to this thread to get reviews.

 

[BrotherRockeye]

For me it's Ben Hunchak(MT Chambers) hands down.
great guy to deal with!
quality
price
availability
All my cast bullets come from Ben.
Once he's done his "vacation" I'll be getting more

 

[sulisa]

For me it's Ben Hunchak(MT Chambers) hands down.
great guy to deal with!
quality
price
availability
All my cast bullets come from Ben.
Once he's done his "vacation" I'll be getting more

I'd love to buy Canadian, better yet if he's a member here (I've seen Ben's avatar around). When I run low, I'll look him up to see what calibres he works with.

 

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[Johnn Peterson]

For jacketed bullets, Sierra, Hornady and Speer. For cast, I get all my cast bullets from a friend locally. He's close by, has good variety, great quality and very fair prices.

 

[Glenzo]

I like the Cam-Pro 9mm 147's but they seem hard to find. I think Epp's is the only place around here who sells them and he is often sold out.

If the Cam-Pro's are not available, I go with the Frontier 147's.

 

[dinsdale]

I use AIM bullets.
They are Canadian (Hamilton) and committed to improving their product when needed and listen to real shooters.

 

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[JOJOPINTO]

I am using Zero 125gr jhp-c currently and they are my favorite to date, well made and very accurate...Price is ok too....

For lead when I use it go with DRG they seem to work good and are priced very reasonable....

 

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[Rod B]

I cast my own lead bullets, but for jacketed rifle I like Hornady & Sierra

 

[9Guns]

I've seen Barnes perform well for terminal ballistics, weight retention is usually exellent

 

[saskcop]

Frontier is not bad, but their weights vary quite a bit from lot to lot. Some of mine have been a bit on the small side too.

 

[Andy]

I am. I cast almost everything I shoot.

 

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[Ron AKA]

Berger seems to stand apart for the rest of the mainstream manufacturers.

 

[twistedbrilliance]

tagged for interest

 

[CeeZer]

I used to buy Frontier bullets from Marstar, shipping across country was stiff, post office hated me too They are quality plated bullets, never had any issues.
I load Berry's now as there is a local source for them and price is very reasonable. I shot about 3K of 124gr RN Berry's so far, I like them. They are easy to load, quite consistent in weight, accurate enough, and I paid $68/1000 before tax when bought 11K of them
There was no shipping expence as I picked them up locally.

If I had the $$$$, I'd shoot Zero 121gr JHP (38 sup bullet) or 135gr FMJ (9mm) bullets. They are great in 9mm caliber.

 

[PharoH]

Canadian BDX fmj bullets for me