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[Riptide439]

As of 9.09pm Natchez had Remington SPP

[Slimdog71]

Have federal 100's too, 2 per day limit and $27.50+$17.99 shipping. That's almost $60/1000, no thanks

[ReloaderFred]

I received the case of 3,750, 125 gr. 357 Sig bullets yesterday that I ordered last week from Montana Gold.  They managed to get 68.5 pounds of bullets into a medium flat rate box, so my mail carrier left a notice for my to pick them up at the Post Office.  She has pretty bad arthritis in her hands, so I don't mind helping her by picking up the heavier packages at the Post Office.

These bullets will work equally well in 9x19 and 357 Sig, along with 9x25 Dillon and .38 Super.  I've used them before in those calibers and they shot very well.

Hope this helps.

Fred

[1SOW]

Fred, what's the "difference" between these 357 Sig bullets and the 9x19 of the same bullet type and weight.   Length, ogive, diameter or what?
The Zeros in 357 Sig 125gr JHP have tempted me several times.

[ReloaderFred]

Bullets intended for 357 Sig have a slightly shorter ogive and longer bearing surface, which makes them better suited to the short neck of the 357 Sig case.  I've used them in the other calibers by simply seating just short of the leade for the other barrels.  Of course, I work up the loads for each one, but it normally doesn't take much experimentation to get what I'm looking for in accuracy and velocity.

Hope this helps.

Fred

[1SOW]

Thanks Fred.  So at the same seating depth the oal will be a little longer.  With CZs might have to seat a skosh deeper and work up to a lighter load.

[ReloaderFred]

It would be just the opposite.  The bullets intended for 357 Sig tend to be shorter, due to the ogive.  Almost like shorter and fatter, since the taper to the point is shorter to allow for the OAL the 357 Sig requires, if that makes any sense...

The bullets are .355" in diameter, so it depends on your barrel how well they shoot.  I'm hoping to get some of these loaded up in the near future and give them a try, but I'm so far behind on things, it will probably be awhile.

Hope this helps.

Fred

[1SOW]

Just opened the box from Midway.  First .22lr ammo I've been able to get that will likely work in my High Standard.  Federal Auto-Match, 40gr LRN, 1200 fps.
I've never shot these before.  Next range trip will give them a try-out, and hopefully will be back looking for a reasonably larger supply---. 

[Bossgobbler]

Bullets in stock Montana Gold

  http://montanagoldbullet.com/index.php/catalogsearch/result/?q=9mm

[ReloaderFred]

Thanks.  Just ordered a case of 4,000 115 gr. JRN 9mm bullets.  Those were the only bullets I was out of stock on.

Fred

[laserdoc]

small pistol primers are in CCI APS strips
http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=100000630&dir=278|284|316

Also RMR has 115 grain bullets
http://www.shop.rmrbullets.com/category.sc?categoryId=12

[Wobbly]

Wideners has all types of Federal LPP and Federal SMPP (#200M) in stock. $205 for 5000.

http://www.wideners.com/itemview.cfm?dir=278|284|317

 

[1SOW]

It would be just the opposite.  The bullets intended for 357 Sig tend to be shorter, due to the ogive.  Almost like shorter and fatter, since the taper to the point is shorter to allow for the OAL the 357 Sig requires, if that makes any sense...

The bullets are .355" in diameter, so it depends on your barrel how well they shoot.  I'm hoping to get some of these loaded up in the near future and give them a try, but I'm so far behind on things, it will probably be awhile.

Hope this helps.

Fred

Thanks Fred.  Makes sense. .355 runs fine in my CZs, but these do appear to be reasonable back-ups.

[2huge]

Ordered some lpp from wideners- 5k cost me 239.18 - $44.18 was shipping and hazmat.    Anyone fairly close to Winona MN, want some large pistol primers? Crazy world we live in.

[ReloaderFred]

My dealer just got notification that a part of his primer order from last Sept. is being shipped from Federal.  They are only shipping him 100,000 small pistol primers and 100,000 large pistol primers.  His order was for 500,000 of each.  Of course, his entire order is already spoken for........

Fred