I am getting ready to make an order from Montana Gold for bullets.

 

I need 9mm and .40 s&w. I use the 124gr jhp for 9mm and the 180gn flat nose for .40 s&w.

 

Anybody want to split these or order anything else?

Bryan,

I need some 230 grain CMJ 45ACP. I could use a case.

I could use some 180gr .40. Are those exposed lead base? Fully jacketed?

Bryan,

 

Call or email this guy. I met him at the Shot Show and he is a Montana Gold Distributer. He orders from Montana Gold and when they come in he ships them out to you. DO NOT BOTHER ORDERING FROM MONTANA GOLD OR ROSE DISTRIBUTION. HE IS THE LOWEST PRICE!!!!!!!!!! I assume you want the reloading componets and not loaded ammo. He will give you a case price based on 4,000 for 9mm and case price for 40 S&W of either 2,700 or 2,500 pieces. I payed under $300 for 4,000 9mm and shipping is included in the price! He can also get 45 JHP,CMJ or FMJ based on 2,000 per case.

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Tel: 660-216-4826

I could use some 180gr .40. Are those exposed lead base? Fully jacketed?

 

All Montana Gold are exposed base. They are full metal jacketed and not plated.

Kewl I'm in.

All Montana Gold are exposed base. They are full metal jacketed and not plated.

They also sell CMJ complete metal jacket that completely enclose the lead. They run a couple bucks more per K.

Bryan,

 

Call or email this guy. I met him at the Shot Show and he is a Montana Gold Distributer. He orders from Montana Gold and when they come in he ships them out to you. DO NOT BOTHER ORDERING FROM MONTANA GOLD OR ROSE DISTRIBUTION. HE IS THE LOWEST PRICE!!!!!!!!!! I assume you want the reloading componets and not loaded ammo. He will give you a case price based on 4,000 for 9mm and case price for 40 S&W of either 2,700 or 2,500 pieces. I payed under $300 for 4,000 9mm and shipping is included in the price! He can also get 45 JHP,CMJ or FMJ based on 2,000 per case.

[email protected]

Tel: 660-216-4826

 

 

Unfortunately, last time I tried, he was not much cheaper, in fact, was a tad more with his price increase.

 

Bryan, i love MG, however for 40 cal, i went with Precision Delta, especially if you want under a case. Good quality bullet.

 

For 9mm, a full case is good, Jon and I just went in on an order not too long ago, and i think it was $303 or so for 124 jhp.

 

However, if someone would go half case.... i may be in for that. Half case of 40 cal. 180 grain jhp or cmj.

I love Zero bullets but have not ordered from them in awhile. WOW!!! Too expensive now the same case Maks mentioned for $303 would cost $423.40. I will cross them off the list the MG is 40% cheaper.

Here is a site that sells Nosler factory 2nds. The bullets are guaranteed blemished but not out of spec.

 

 

http://www.shootersproshop.com/

 

 

They have a special 10MM/40 S&W Nosler 150 gr Sporting Handgun Jacketed HP $12.95 per 100. Shipping is a flat $12.95 no matter how much you order. I called to clarify the shipping.

 

They also have a selection of Nosler rifle bullets that are 2nds.

Maks,

 

I called Manny and I'm waiting for him to get back to me with prices. The only downside is he may not have everything in stock. I would go half on a case of 180gr with ya. I will let you know how it plays out in the next couple of days.

 

 

 

Wolfy,

Thanks for the info.

I would like to split a case of 180gr with someone as well.

Maks,

 

I called Manny and I'm waiting for him to get back to me with prices. The only downside is he may not have everything in stock. I would go half on a case of 180gr with ya. I will let you know how it plays out in the next couple of days.

 

 

 

Wolfy,

Thanks for the info.

 

 

Mannys price also goes down if you order a certain amount of cases. It doesn't matter if he has everything in stock. He still has to order from MG to be shipped to him first.

Is the quality/accuracy difference enough to justify the cost difference between Montana Gold jacketed bullets and Berry's plated bullets? I do not use a heavy crimp or push my loads past 800-850 fps with 45ACP, so I am not exceeding the capabilities of the Berry's.

Is the quality/accuracy difference enough to justify the cost difference between Montana Gold jacketed bullets and Berry's plated bullets? I do not use a heavy crimp or push my loads past 800-850 fps with 45ACP, so I am not exceeding the capabilities of the Berry's.

 

berrys are good but you have too see if they are available, last time i tried to get 45's they were out.

 

I think montana is still cheaper i cannot open their order page to check..

Berrys have become more expensive than better jacketed bullets. I don't buy them anymore!

All Montana Gold are exposed base. They are full metal jacketed and not plated.

 

They sell a number of varieties that aren't exposed base.

They sell a number of varieties that aren't exposed base.

 

 

Correct. MG has the CMJ bullets which are terrific. I used the 230 grain CMJ and they shot really well.

I just put an order in for Precision Delta and got some 230grain FMJ 45ACP. I would've had to order a case at MG, so I did save some money in the short run. I will let everyone know how I like these. I have always been really happy with Montana Gold products.

 

I think the new anti-gunner scheme is to devalue our currency so much that we can't afford the reloading components.

Chris, FYI, TSM in Toms river is a Zero dealer and sells 230gr, 45ACP FMJ for $120 per thousand out the door. I found that to be a pretty good deal compared to even Montana Gold.

Chris, FYI, TSM in Toms river is a Zero dealer and sells 230gr, 45ACP FMJ for $120 per thousand out the door. I found that to be a pretty good deal compared to even Montana Gold.

 

Thanks Jon. That is a good brick-and-mortar price.

Chris, FYI, TSM in Toms river is a Zero dealer and sells 230gr, 45ACP FMJ for $120 per thousand out the door. I found that to be a pretty good deal compared to even Montana Gold.

 

Jon,

 

Any chance you have ever price .40 TCFM in 180GR with them?

 

Harry

I just put an order in for Precision Delta and got some 230grain FMJ 45ACP. I would've had to order a case at MG, so I did save some money in the short run. I will let everyone know how I like these. I have always been really happy with Montana Gold products.

 

I think the new anti-gunner scheme is to devalue our currency so much that we can't afford the reloading components.

 

 

Lunker, precision delta are great bullets. While not as pretty as Montana gold, they all were true to weight, and shot quite well.

Jon,

 

Any chance you have ever price .40 TCFM in 180GR with them?

 

Harry

Harry, sorry, I have not. You can call him weekdays between 8am and 12 noon to inquire though. I was there last month to pick up 45's and he had pallets full of various zero bullets so there's a good chance he has 40's.