Blue Bullets for 9mm Luger

[Litespeed]

I've only shot a couple hundred Blue so far out of my CZ Czechmate Parrot but haven't seen any blue residue in the comp. 115's at just over 1400 fps for reference. I use them in my light .38 short colt loads as well and will be trying some .44 special and 454 casull soon. Overall great bullets, just make sure you flare the case mouth plenty and don't overcrimp.

 

[Ray123]

I shoot nothing but jacketed bullets in 9mm and 380 acp autos...buy in bulk quantities, on sale, then there's not that much difference in prices..no unwanted surprises with jacketed bullets.

 

[fkimble@charter.net]

Precision Delta prices, just took a quick look at their sight;
FMJ per 2K, with free shipping approx 10 cents each
115-$199
124-$198

Frank

 

[TMc]

Any suggestions of on the Blue Boolits 125 RN over ACC #2. Looking for low high gn suggestions, also COL too. I see published stuff on their web site. Just wondering what you use... Thanks

 

[laflaone]

Someone mentioned coupons for the Blue Bullets. Where can I find them?

 

[C_Ackley]

On the topic of coated polymer bullets, has anyone used PT Bullets?
They seem to be the cheapest per bullet I can find for .357 Mag plinkers. Anyone have other suggestions for coated bullets?
I've used Missouri Bullet Co(impressed) and ACME(not impressed with coating).

 

[Bill K]

I thought the blue coating was a burnt on powder coating. Neither plastic or paint per se.

 

[DRK]

I have run thousands of coated bullets from various makers, no problems to report, in automatic pistols and SMGs.

 

[Rwfish]

I’ve shot a ton of Blue bullets in 9mm auto and revolver in USPSA competitions. On par with most any other coated projectile, never had any issues. If you run a hotter powder you may see some residue but it will clean easily. I get a little build up in my comp but again it cleans up easily. Accuracy as good as others and the bullets are very consistent. Don’t be surprised if you have Smurf colored finger tips after a long load session though