Sellier and Bellot
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Different calibers, different results:M1 Carbine: Good9mm : Fair380 : Fair.45 : Fair9X18 : Bad (dirty) not accurate.38 special:Fairhavent tried the others so don't know. For the price Ok. I use it mostly in .380 and 30cal carbine. 0 -
The 28 gauge - 1 ounce load - 7-1/2 shot is fine, I have had no problems with it and is a heavier load than I can find in the hardware stores around here. I normally pick it up at gun shows.The .410 gauge - 000 (triple) buck - (3 per shotshell) also seems to work fine as does their number 6 shot loading.I can't say about rifle or pistol cartridges as I have not used any of their brand. 0 -
I use Sellier&Bellot for all of my practice shooting, handgun calibers only. No complaints to speak of ... I rather like the ammo.
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No problem with the 12ga 7 1/2 shot shotgun shells, but my Kel-tec 32 only shot 1 out of 3. I'll never buy them again in a pistol calibor. 0 -
Yeah, just-shoot, ditto that. I jumped on half a case of .32 ACP 'cause the price was right. Wish I had invested in Silvertips instead. Never tried anything else from them. 0 -
I tried the 9mm and it performed well. Cycled good in my SIG P228 and was fairly accurate. It does not compare to Golden Saber or some of the higer end ammo but for the money it's well worth it. RG 0 -
I've used 9mm, .380, .40 S&W, and .45ACP. Never had a misfire, misfeed, or any other kind of problem. I also reload the brass, and it seems to be good quality. I only use it for practice and shoot around 800 to 1500 rounds a month. Around 300 of those will be sellier Bellot. I get it when it's on sale so I can replenish my brass for reloading.
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