ZERO or Berrys bullets

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dudley2112

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for the last year ive been loading AIM 124 grain bullets on 4.2 grains of Tightgroup as my go to 9mm load for my CZ75b. One thing i noticed is that the consistency of the weight of the bullets left something to be desired. Im thinking about switching to either 125 grain JHP bullets from ZERO or 124 grain berrys bullets just wondering which people would recommend and if anyone knew of a Berrys dealer in Ontario?

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I never tried Berrys, but I did use AIM, Canadian BDX, and Zeros. I'm sorry to say this, as much as I like to support a Canadian product: I had better experience with Zeros, and they are priced same (some actually lower) as comparable CanBDX bullets.

YMMV, of course...
 
If your in GTA or closer, and can avoid shipping then the cost of the two are negligible, would go with Zero, I am happy with Berrys, for my 40sw,and 45,there excellent,as long you keep your velocity under 1200fps, for my 9major then Zero would be your best bet.
I am not that lucky with AIM, BDX more expensive then Zero but has excellent quality too.
 
well berrys end up being more expensive then Zero when you factor in shipping, and im at school in ottawa so i might just have to make a run to CRAFM when i get my tax return and pick up some Zero's. No dealers for berrys in Ontario though eh?
 
i have not weighed them but for the shooting i do they work excellent and the only dealer i have seen for zero is double tap which shipping would be insane for me from them so i get berry's from Henry here on cgn and i like them
 
if your comparing bullets you better use a Rasom rest any thing else is BS . A's @ typ IPSC ranges anything will do. once you get to A class you can think Montana Gold, untill then cheap wins & = more bang for the buck.
 
I have been using Frontier bullets for my 40 S&W gun with very good results.. Marstar (above) has both 124 gr and 147 gr 9mm bullets in stock and i imagine they would work well. Price is good but the shipping adds substantially to the price..

RDG
 
ale### said:
have u tried the cam-pro bullet? I have really good result with them.
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Compared to Zero the Cam-Pro are crap.
I had one box of 500 .45 ACP with .020" difference in length from biggest to smallest.
There was a weight difference of 5gr from heaviest to lightest.
 
rdgietz said:
I have been using Frontier bullets for my 40 S&W gun with very good results.. Marstar (above) has both 124 gr and 147 gr 9mm bullets in stock and i imagine they would work well. Price is good but the shipping adds substantially to the price..

RDG
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Not too bad for shipping....I just got another 2000 bullets and 1000 once fired casings for less than 25 bucks shipping. 50 lb sticker on box. I thought that was a good deal and great service. Now I will have 3000 rounds waiting for my next trip to the range.
 
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