[ole farmerbuck]

I just got a 380 LCP (with crimson trace) and thinking about trying some Missouri Bullets. Has anyone used them with good luck as far as no jams or should i use jacketed? I can get Montana Gold for a lot more money but thought i'd ask.

[Patrick R]

"I just got a 380 LCP (with crimson trace) and thinking about trying some Missouri Bullets. Has anyone used them with good luck as far as no jams or should i use jacketed? I can get Montana Gold for a lot more money but thought i'd ask. "

I'm using the Missouri 380 95 grain LRN in my Ruger LCP 380.

Works well. No jams

[gazzmann]

Shooting Dardas Cast LRN out of mine no problems.

[ole farmerbuck]

Sounds good. Might have to give the lead a try.

[My(2)Cents]

+1 for Missouri bullets! I use them for .380 and .45. Both work very well.

[ole farmerbuck]

Good. I ordered 1000 MB yesterday.

[MissouriBullet]

Good. I ordered 1000 MB yesterday.
Yup, and they'll ship out tomorrow morning. The order came in too late to make the pickup yesterday.

[ole farmerbuck]

Its ok, they'll be here Monday i'm sure. Plenty of othere stuff to load in the meantime. Thanks

[Roccobro]

Love my MB .380 loads. loaded as low as 2.0gr of W231 and still get reliable function. Brass isn't flung into low orbit either! :D

2.7-2.8gr of W231 is my "go-to" load.

Justin

[Seedtick]

Hey farmerbuck,

You're gonna like those little Secret Agents (http://www.missouribullet.com/details.php?prodId=107&category=5&secondary=27&keywords=).
I'm gonna try some of those new Parabellum bullets (http://www.missouribullet.com/details.php?prodId=117&category=5&secondary=8&keywords=) in my 380 when I get a round tuit.

longdayjake has some jhp's you might like too.
And he is paying for the shipping for the time being.

.380 95 grain JHP (http://www.shop.rmrbullets.com/product.sc?productId=22&categoryId=16)

ST

:)

[ole farmerbuck]

Hey ST! Yep, all those look good. I'm suprised not too many people talk about the montana gold bullets. For the price and jacketed, they seem good. I use them in 9mm and 40 and like them. I just hope one of the 2 orders come in Monday. But then like i said, need to find more brass.:banghead:

[Roccobro]

I bought 500 of Long Day Jakes (aka RMR) bulllets. Fine plinking rounds. Shed their jackets in water jugs though. :)

Justin

[Lucky 7]

My(2)Cents and I have been using MO Bullet Company for several months now (for general plinking) and have yet to have a fumble (except for reloader induced:banghead:). We've used .45, 9x19 and .380 and have been happy insofar.

Heck of a value and fair pricing considering many have chosen to exploit the, for lack of a better word, retarded shooter-induced buying frenzy of the past 18 months w/ everything firearms related. Hats off to a solid, honest company.

Regards,
Lucky, former Marine and present commander of the 1st CivDiv

[ole farmerbuck]

Well ole Santa made it yesterday. Got 1000 Missouri Bullets and 1000 Montana Golds. He sent them through the mail though. That should last me till the cows come home.

[rfwobbly]

Don't your cows come home every evening?

Or are they off hanging around dance halls and pool halls to all hours?

:D

[ole farmerbuck]

You can never tell about them cows. Na, they're there all the time wanting food. Guess i'd better get to them. Have a good day.
Buck

[TigerBight]

+1 for lcp and MB have reloaded them several times in same brass with no problems

[Mad Chemist]

+1 for MB.
So far I've used them in:
.380lrn
.38spl SWC
.44 SWC (Elmer Keith)
.45 (softball)
.30-30 Whitetail
All have performed well, good value and great service.

[ole farmerbuck]

I think i will try them in my RP and Win cases where the jacketed Montana Gold are too loose. Might just work.

[Joemyxplyx]

+1 for Missouri Bullets.

I just got back from the range where I shot 36 rounds factory FMJ's and 20 hand-loads w/MB 95 grain bullets ahead of 3.2 grains ZIP in my Ruger LCP.

There were no failures to feed. All bullets hit at the same point of impact. The MB loads kicked a bit less than the FMJ's.

I think I'm good to load a few boxes to go out and plink at steel and clay targets.

[ssyoumans]

MBC's work great out of my Sig-P238 .380. I've loaded 2.2, 2.4, 2.6, 2.8, 3.0gr Bullseye @ .975". All functioned flawlessly. I was surprised the 2.2gr did! I settled on 2.6gr Bullseye.

Disclaimer - I take no responsibility for any load data. Each handloaders must determine what is safe in their firearms.

[tom357mag]

I've used MB 95grn LRN in .380 cal and also 115grn LRN in 9MM. No problems at all except for the 9MM taking a very short OAL.

[ssyoumans]

Tom,
Give the 125gr Ga arms bullets a try. I load them at 1.135" - 1.150" with no problems out of my Kel-Tec PF-9 and limited shooting out of my Glock 26.

http://georgia-arms.com/lead%20bullets.pdf

[MikeS.]

I've been using MB in my LCP I use 2.8 of Bullseye with them.

[My(2)Cents]

Check this out similar topic.
http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=466428