UtahShooter
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Just curious if anyone knows a place that may have them in stock?
Where to buy 9mm projectiles?
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spotandstock
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I was just at cabelas today in Lehi and they had some in.
UtahShooter
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I just checked the online store and saw nothing. I was going to place an order tonight with them in fact.
claimbuster
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They, along with every other handgun caliber, are getting mighty thin. All the lead casters are now weeks behind in their deliveries.
I'm good on 9's, 44's and 45's. It's 40's (10mm) where I am hurting. I found a couple hundred Hornady's at Natchez but that's about it.
This one caught me with my knickers down. I expected primer and rifle bullet problems but didn't think pistol bullets would go nuts too.
I'm good on 9's, 44's and 45's. It's 40's (10mm) where I am hurting. I found a couple hundred Hornady's at Natchez but that's about it.
This one caught me with my knickers down. I expected primer and rifle bullet problems but didn't think pistol bullets would go nuts too.
UtahShooter
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Plated or jacketed! Well I guess I cannot be too picky either way.
Squeeze
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Originally Posted By: UtahShooterPlated or jacketed! Well I guess I cannot be too picky either way.
Good Luck with that! If you have time to wait, you may just
want to order directly from Berry's Mfg. Their plated bullets
are excellent. And if you want to load them up, try the 9mm
124 gr. Round Nosed, hollow base, double struck, thick plated
bullets. They can be loaded to jacketed bullet velocities.
I use these in a 9mm round I load for competition. Nicely
accurate, and in a pinch, I could use them for deep penetration
self defense loads. I just loaded 1250 of them.
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Good Luck with that! If you have time to wait, you may just
want to order directly from Berry's Mfg. Their plated bullets
are excellent. And if you want to load them up, try the 9mm
124 gr. Round Nosed, hollow base, double struck, thick plated
bullets. They can be loaded to jacketed bullet velocities.
I use these in a 9mm round I load for competition. Nicely
accurate, and in a pinch, I could use them for deep penetration
self defense loads. I just loaded 1250 of them.
Squeeze
Squeeze
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Originally Posted By: claimbusterThey, along with every other handgun caliber, are getting mighty thin. All the lead casters are now weeks behind in their deliveries.
I'm good on 9's, 44's and 45's. It's 40's (10mm) where I am hurting. I found a couple hundred Hornady's at Natchez but that's about it.
This one caught me with my knickers down. I expected primer and rifle bullet problems but didn't think pistol bullets would go nuts too.
I think this one took everyone by surprise. Actually I
was caught a bit short of .224 bullets. I was trying to
buy them before the madness, but got distracted with
holiday, and late season hunting, activities, and then
it was TOO LATE. The Pdog shooters are really going to
struggle to load for this year's trip, if stuff doesn't
settle down soon. For the most part I was ready for this.
I have to add some RL-10x to the stockpile, as I didn't
realize I was low, and hope .224 bullets get in stock again.
I still have about 1000 .224 bullets to load, but I think
the AR-15s, are going to have some time-out time in the
safe this year due to the relatively low ammo stocks.
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I'm good on 9's, 44's and 45's. It's 40's (10mm) where I am hurting. I found a couple hundred Hornady's at Natchez but that's about it.
This one caught me with my knickers down. I expected primer and rifle bullet problems but didn't think pistol bullets would go nuts too.
I think this one took everyone by surprise. Actually I
was caught a bit short of .224 bullets. I was trying to
buy them before the madness, but got distracted with
holiday, and late season hunting, activities, and then
it was TOO LATE. The Pdog shooters are really going to
struggle to load for this year's trip, if stuff doesn't
settle down soon. For the most part I was ready for this.
I have to add some RL-10x to the stockpile, as I didn't
realize I was low, and hope .224 bullets get in stock again.
I still have about 1000 .224 bullets to load, but I think
the AR-15s, are going to have some time-out time in the
safe this year due to the relatively low ammo stocks.
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UtahShooter
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Ok so on the hunt again!
UtahShooter
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Yeah I did look at them. Looks like the shipping is about 40 dollars though.
Originally Posted By: UtahShooterYeah I did look at them. Looks like the shipping is about 40 dollars though.
???? I think you read it wrong. They ship flat rate box and a little insurance. I usually order 2,000 45 acp 185 conicals. Shipping is $13. 2k of those is 54 pounds. 13 bucks is darn cheap .
???? I think you read it wrong. They ship flat rate box and a little insurance. I usually order 2,000 45 acp 185 conicals. Shipping is $13. 2k of those is 54 pounds. 13 bucks is darn cheap .