Where do you get your bullets?
Just ordered my reloader. Now I'm looking for bullets, actualy .357. I'm looking for heavier type, 180gr., for hunting. Interested in the hornady 180gr hp-xtp, any experiances? And where on the net Have you bought them, I know that there are 1000's of places selling bullets, but who are the best to deal with and the best for the $$?
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I generally buy my reloading bullets from Midway or Wideners. They usually have what I want and they are reliable. 0 -
I just go out to my garage and fire up the lead pot. For the few jacketed bullets I do reload, I get them locally. My local dealer sells them for not much more than the mail order places and doesn't charge shipping.
Woods
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This where I get cast bullets. Reasonable shipping
They last I got was 250 9mm for $6.99 and shipping was $3.85
He has them on the GB auction too but not always all cal. and weights
www.jscastbullets.com
SOLD MY COW SO I DON'T NEED YOUR BULL
A Grumpy Old Man0 -
Natchez or midway
I'm a man,....but I can change,.....If I have to,......I guess.0 -
Midway has reasonable pricing and great selection. I sometimes find fair deals on the more common bullets at Cabellas and Bass Pro also.
woodyd0 -
Wholesale Hunter out of MO. has good buys, www.wholesalehunter.com[:)] 0 -
www.midayusa.com is a good place for all reloading components and accessories. But if you want cast i would look in to molding them at home.[:)] 0 -
montana gold i order 4000 at a time
www.montanagoldbullet.com
Lt.RRG0 -
I bought a bunch of the 180 xtp's at gander mountain on clearance a year ago, like 5.00 a box.... Shot them up in my .35 remington over the summer. It was a bit much for them. They didn't make it the whole way through a wood chuck. The chuck looked like it had been hit by a truck and laid in the sun for a couple days though. Generally midway or midsouth has the best prices on hornady bullets.
rich
Why does everyone feel the need to burn that much powder?0
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