20% off Extreme Bullets sitewide + free shipping nee customer

[ted527 21]

20% off sitewide

Just ordered 5,000 .40 bullets, saved over $100 plus free shipping for new customer

[mikeyjones 88]

I saw that on Enos and I'm on the fence about ordering a few k. Reviews seem to be really bad on them and supposedly really sensitive to crimp.

 

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[raz-0 1,265]

I saw that on Enos and I'm on the fence about ordering a few k. Reviews seem to be really bad on them and supposedly really sensitive to crimp.

 

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Tons of people on here use them. They are more sensitive to how you bell them than they are to crimp.

[mikeyjones 88]

Tons of people on here use them. They are more sensitive to how you bell them than they are to crimp.

Hows your accuracy been compared to coated bullets?

 

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[JackDaWack 2,895]

Xtreme bullets are no different then any other plated bullets, plus theyre pretty consistent.

 

 

I Agree with Razo, ive stripped a few due to my non-existent belling. I also solo crimp and yes, too much crimp will show... but why would you crimp so much as to deform the bullet?

 

I get great results using Xtreme 125gr 9mm and 230gr .45

[fatty 241]

thanks for the heads up.

[ted527 21]

I bought 4k of them off a guy on here when i started reloading. No problems at all with 3k of them so far

[Heavyopp 167]

I don't like them --  Have tried a few thousand of different types

 

I find them very hard to get a consistent seating depth -- What I found, or at least what I believe is that the plating process is is not uniform on the bullets

 

Yes they are a certain size, a certain diameter -- thats from a sizing die after plating but the cone or point of the bullet is inconsistent 

 

On a round nose bullet, your seating die uses the tapered, round part of the bullet to push the bullet in into place -- the cone of the bullet

 

With the difference in individual bullets it's hard to get bullets seated to exact OAL --  they sit in the seating stem differently each time

 

Also using mixed brass, say for 9mm, you see seating stem rings in the cone of the bullets -- some brass is tighter than others due to the thickness or the brass itself making it harder to push the bullet in

 

 

Ibejiheads coated bullets are way better... in my opinion

[Krdshrk 3,882]

I've had no issues with 'em. I'm gonna order up some .38/.357 heads. I've got a lot of 9mm left. Probably will order some more .223 fmj too.

[Cabalrayz 178]

this deal only lasted a couple hours for me was gone by this afternoon, oh well will wait for next free shipping week