Blue 9mm bullets?

[alf]

I've shot a pile of these from DG Bullets. They occasionally have a 10% off sale with free shipping.

9MM 125GR CN BB — DG Bullets

9mm 125 grain, conical nose, beveled base, no lube groove Made from high-quality lead and coated with a polymer bullet coating, DG Bullets provides the highest quality shooting experience. Polymer coated bullets create smoother performance with less friction and less mess.

dgbullets.com

 

[divingin]

They're pretty standard powder coated cast lead bullets (which are available all over, with each saying they're special for one reason or another.)

Start with load data for cast bullets, and you can usually work up to faster loads as the coating works well to prevent leading. Don't over-crimp (especially if you're roll-crimping) as you ideally want to avoid cutting through the plastic.

I should mention that Glock advises not to use cast bullets of any type, and most firearm manufacturers advise against using reloads of any type. [That should take care of the liability aspect.]

 

[DDRanch]

I shoot their 125 gr turncated cone bullets with 4.2 grains of VV N320 loaded to 1.05 COAL. They shoot well in several different pistols and carbines. Loaded on a Dillon Square Deal.

Isn't that a little to short?

 

[GotRDid]

1.05” to 1.10” COL has been ideal for me using the Hornady 115 gr HAP in 9X19.
The truncated cone bullet should do equally well at that length.

 

[Medic505]

Isn't that a little to short?

Not at all. Matter of fact, I have a Canik that won't chamber a round if they are any longer than that.