[Khornet]

Jeff Bartlett's site has 'em, 152 gr, $70/1000. Anybody tried them in M1?

[Larry Ashcraft]

Not personally, but I have a friend who uses them in matches in both his M1 and 03A3. He set a club record last Saturday at the CMP match with the 03A3, 287 of 300!

[45Badger]

I've used the 7.62 Nato pull downs from Bartlett's. Bullets were immaculate, and shoot great!

[1badmagnum]

I buy alot of componants from jeff,cant even tell they are pulled military stuff,and his powders work fantastic also.I shoot alot of rounds very cheaply using his componants.very nice guy.:D

[Dave P]

It may be me, but I don't get great accuracy with any surplus bullets, but I do use them for practice.

I ahve had better accuracy in the garands with Hornady 150 FMJBT from midway, for about $43/500.

[M2HMGHB]

Could someone post a link to his site? Thanks

[Khornet]

www.gibrass.com

[Blackcloud6]

I've loaded a lot of Bartlett's pulled M2 ball for the Garand, my '03s and my BAR. The stuff is pretty good. Great value for reloading for those old battle rifles.

[hps1]

Many years ago I bought a coffee can full of M2 Ball, 150 grain bullets that had been pulled using a pair of side cutters!

Each bullet had shallow blade marks just forward of the cannelure. I bought these bullets cheap and figured they would be OK for plinking in a 30-06.

To my surprise, they would group 2 moa or less @ 100 yds. The wire cutter marks were not visible on some of the fired bullets, others showed, but were nearly ironed out by rifling.

I wouldn't shoot them in a match, but they would be fine for practice/plinking.

regards,
hps

[jacks308]

If the bullets are so ugly I'm ashamed to be seen with them . I'll use them for plinking . Have used a lot of pulldown stuff and had real good results with it .

Jack