I'd like to order some bulk .22 (.223) and .30 (.308) bullets. Mostly for paper punching so I don't need top of the line. I was using Armscor .22 (55gr) and Hornady .30 (150gr) prior. Was thinking of picking these up:

 

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=7234&dir=278|281|727

 

http://www.wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=8439&dir=278|281|727

 

I'll have to work up a new load for the 168gr. What exactly is mil-spec and m193?

 

Will be used in bolt action .308 and .223.

 

Z

We just did a group buy from Montana Gold for .224 55gr FMJ's. They don't have .308 bullets but check out the site.

 

https://secure3.mooseweb.com/montanagol ... celist.tpl

 

I've used their pistol bullets and like them.

You can check these guys out as well. they have .223 and .308

I have been in touch with Rocky Mountain bullets.... they good plated bullets, and plenty of 223.

 

I can get us another 10% discount if we get 10k.

Maks: Plates in a .223 how fast can you push them?

Maks: Plates in a .223 how fast can you push them?

 

Plated in handgun ammo were pushed as fast as 1700. They are the thickest plated ones avail, and are recommended by manuf to be loaded to fmj spec.

 

the 223 ammo is fmj, not plated though.

OK Maks--They're FMJ http://www.rmrbullets.com/

 

Rocky Mountain Reloading

OK Maks--They're FMJ http://www.rmrbullets.com/

 

Rocky Mountain Reloading

 

 

Yep, I spoke with the owner, and if we get a 10k buy, 10% off. He seems like a straight up guy. He doesn't manufacture anything, but rather is just a distributor.

Mil-Spec is US military specifications

 

"M193 is the US military spec for ammo that is loaded with a 55gr FMJ "boat tail" bullet. M193 ammo must meet other US military specs as well regarding muzzle velocity, etc. M193 used to be the standard round used by the military, but is has been replaced with the 62gr M855 as the standard round."

 

I've used these guys for handgun bullets. Good prices and good service.

 

http://www.goldenwestbrass.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=1