Which company do you buy your cast handgun bullets from?

[contender]

I get my cast bullets from; "T's melt it & burn myself" self help cast store!

Sorry Ken, I couldn't resist.

You have some good recommendations above. I'll add that if you seek a PC coated bullet,, you may want to look at "The Blue Bullets" company. While their line is more geared towards competition shooters,, they offer a top quality product.

 

[Bullthrower338]

The Bull Shop in Dell, MT turns out some good boolits. He even pours a 600 grain RN for the 505 Gibbs.

 

[Cholo]

Their prices aren't bad for coated bullets, Tyrone.

Thanks, all! I bought 700 of the Rim Rock 170 gr. Keith FB SWC's I linked to in my OP. Normally I'd have doubled it, but I learned my lesson about buying too many from a new source before trying our a smaller batch.

 

[recumbent]

I use Bad Man Bullets

Badman Bullets

Premier Polymer Coated Bullets and Hard Cast Lead Bullets for Competitive Shooting

www.badmanbullets.com

 

[irishjack]

I recently bought some coated 115 gr. 30 Cal. bullets for M-1 Carbine reloading from Bayou Bullets. These worked fine and also worked for some 7.62 Tokarev loads. Price was reasonable .

 

[Cholo]

↑ I'd never heard about coated bullets before and someone here mentioned Bayou Bullets back in 2012 that were green. I couldn't remember who the company was until you posted it.

 

[jimbo1096]

I've most recently used Missouri Bullet Co. not had a problem with any of their calibers, 357 44 or 45.

.430 Hammer

This works well in 357 mag / max 180gr

 

[rugerguy]

blast from the past , I still have and use many,many from National Bullet Co was over here in Eastlake,Ohio where we had our 2 nd shop, in the 1980s then they too went out of business after the "brains" and head worker of the company passed away........will last me until ???????

 

[Wvfarrier]

I use MontanaBulletWorks. Never been disappointed

 

[Gator89]

Bayou Bullets for 44 and 45.

Precision Bullets and Blue Bullets for 9mm.

 

[JED45]

I have used Acme & SNS coated for 9mm to 45 colt.

 

[oldcrab]

Another fan of Missouri Bullets here.

Good products at a very fair price from a Company who believes in great customer service….

I'll stay with them as long as they keep their current corporate-culture.

 

[mr surveyor]

Off the top of my head, I've used cast bullets from Bayou Bullets, Berry's, RimRock, Ozark Trails, LeadHead, local small time "commercial cast" ... but the last 4-5 years I've been very pleased with GT Bullets for the 30-30, 38/357 and 44 mag/spl needs and X-Treme plated for the 9mm and 45 acp needs.

There's probably been 2-3 others that I can't remember .... and I've only been re-loading for 12 years.

jd

 

[Have gun-will travel]

I have not bought any cast bullets. For many years we casted 158 gr Keith . 357 and 240 gr Keith style
Still have several thousand left, more than I'll ever load and shoot

 

[Dimitr]

I have had very good luck with cast bullets by Bulletworks in Breckenridge, TX. I use their 200 SWC in my .45 wad cutter pistol. Go to http://www.bulletworks.com/

 

[Cal30 1906]

I mostly cast my own. Have over 100 molds on the shelf. When loading for my grandsons 9mm's, I bought from a caster and powder coater just down the street from me. He only produces 9mm, .40, .357/.38, and .45 ACP. My guess is he mostly supplies the combat competition crowd.

I bought a few hundred of the 9mm and .40 because I didn't have any on the shelf.

Holy cow that is a lot of moulds!

 

[RedDogLeader]

I like Matt's Bullets.
I shoot a lot of his 250-grain wadcutters.
https://www.mattsbullets.com/

 

[Sacramento Johnson]

Bear Creek Bullets is also a good source!

 

[375supermag]

Check out Kings Shooters Supply in King of Prussia,Pa.
I have bought thousands and thousands of their bullets over the years.
Shop is about an hour and a half from my house...makes a nice day trip for my son and I on a Saturday. Breakfast and lunch out and check out 2,3 or maybe 4 more gun shops during the drive.

 

[GasGuzzler]

Myself