Bulk Pistol Bullets

[gann]

Does anyone have a good contact for .38 and .44 bulk bullets.
thanks

 

[WindSurgeon]

I have had good success for lead bullets from Missouri Bullet Company for Practical Pistol Competition and general shooting . They have a website. Nice people and great service.

 

[jonbearman]

Powder valley has some Missouri bullets in stock.

 

[BOBC]

I use Laser Cast Bullets and they do not lead!!!!!! They are the hardest and most accurate bullets I've ever used. I don't cast
anymore, when I can buy excellent bullets like these. http://oregontrailbullet.com

 

[timeout]

See if these folks can help you out:

http://www.shop.rmrbullets.com/357-38_c13.htm;jsessionid=BB510842420C5E93DDB53CEA5FF6163D.m1plqscsfapp01

 

[chuckbuster243]

If I am shooting lead I shoot valiant or dardas. If I need a copper bullet its hard to beat extreme plated bullets. They are way cheaper than anywhere else. The dardas cast and extreme plated are top shelf quality by any standard. The valiant are cheap and good bullets for high volume but not as good quality as dardas and the blue dardas lube dont smoke as much. Matt

 

[WindSurgeon]

Powder valley has some Missouri bullets in stock.

Contact Missouri Bullets directly via web or phone. Their shipping fee for bulk bullets can't be beaten. They have a lot of variety. Buying though a re-seller will probably only serve to cost you more.

 

[Road_Clam]

+1 with RMR !

 

[michaelnel]

I have had great results with the Montana Gold 240gr .44 Magnum JSPs. Very accurate, reasonably priced.

 

[MrMajestic]

http://www.rozedist.com/

 

[dan06]

I cast bullets for pistol shooters. I have a new company here in Western Maine. I mail them in flat rate boxes. If you PM me your email I will send you a price list. I have 28 different sets of moulds and can use about any alloy you want up to Hardball alloy which is 6% antimony 2% tin.

I also offer them coated with High tek bullet coating and then sized if you would rather have them that way instead of traditional size and lubed.

worcesterbulletcompany@gmail.com

 

[K22]

I've been using 125 grain, 38 caliber, Oregon Trail Laser Cast bullets for about 4 years now. They are extremely accurate and produce very little leading. I can normally shoot between 300 and 400 rounds without any loss of accuracy before I have to clean the barrel. I should add that I'm shooting a mild load consisting of 5.0 grains of 231 in a 38 case.

These bullets are available in various calibers in bulk pack (500) from Cabelas and Midway.