Missouri Bullet #1

I would use the same load as you are using with the penn, I have used both and see no difference in either. Penn just cost more. Or they did the last time I bought some.

The Penn Match grade are only 1.00 more than the MBs and the target grade are 4.00 less than MB. The weight deviations on the match are less than 1 grain.

Super.45 said:

The Penn Match grade are only 1.00 more than the MBs and the target grade are 4.00 less than MB. The weight deviations on the match are less than 1 grain.

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Actually, their "Target" grade is $.50 more than ours and the "Match" grade is $5.50 more. Of course, I'm going by their published prices, which I understand may vary from the actual price one gets when ordering, so I may be wrong.

Brad

Super.45 said:

The Penn Match grade are only 1.00 more than the MBs and the target grade are 4.00 less than MB. The weight deviations on the match are less than 1 grain.

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By the way, how is this responsive to the OP's topic? I am curious as to your response, since it seems as though, every chance you get, you go out of your way to slam my company and this appears to be in character.

Sorry, I can't help you with the IDP #1, but I use a lot of the softer MB Bullseye #1 with 4.9gr of WST. I have 5 1911's and this load is scary accurate in all five, very soft shooting as well. WST is my favorite powder in the 45.

By the way, how is this responsive to the OP's topic? I am curious as to your response, since it seems as though, every chance you get, you go out of your way to slam my company and this appears to be in character.

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Thats because Super45 is probably bob palermo himself. They both claim to own a custom made 40 super 1911 also. If you simply look at his posting and linking style its obvious to see that. He wont quit until he is banned, I am sure, just like last time.

What he should have said is "Order from Penn bullets and play the lottery if you will get them this year."

Actually, the thought occurred to me too. His public profile doesn't contain locale information, unlike the profiles of folks who don't mind others knowing where they're from and have nothing to hide. Maybe I'm wrong, though, and he is out to get my company for other reasons.

Actually, the thought occurred to me too. His public profile doesn't contain locale information, unlike the profiles of folks who don't mind others knowing where they're from and have nothing to hide. Maybe I'm wrong, though, and he is out to get my company for other reasons.

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I find it comical really. The best part is the way that the rest of the usernames that have been exploited run around the net trying to spread lies. There are no shortage of people that use your bullets that know better.

ljnowell said:

. There are no shortage of people that use your bullets that know better.

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yep I'm one of them and I do not hesitate to recommend Missouri Bullets.

Ok, back to the topic. Looks like Steve uses the softer version of that bullet with good results and has provided the load data that was requested.

Looks like some good info above, no doubt. That same bullet would do well over 5.5gr of AA#2 also. I know that powder wasnt in the question, but it is a good load, none the less.

In response to the op's question I have used Wst with a variety of .45 bullets and it has done well and see no reason for it not to do well here.

I was quoting prices on 1000 quantities in which case my posting is correct,when comparing prices for 500 you are correct. I only raised it in response to the 2nd posting since I just got some in about two weeks ago after waiting only about 1 week for them.
I don't see where thats a slam aginst your company.

I'm sure you will like the results you get with Missouri bullets, I know I'm happy.

As for those who use the NET to slam someone's company from behind the safety of their computer screen, well, you can't teach some people class... I have had nothing but good business from Missouri Bullets, from Penn Bullets, not so much...

You may want to try some clays powder also.

While we are discussing faster burning powders for 45ACP, although many like WST/Clays for cleaner burning loads (and I agree), I also found Promo/Red Dot to be accurate and clean burning, even for lighter target loads.

As for accuracy, hard to beat MBC 200 gr SWC (IDP#1) with 5.0 gr of W231/HP-38. This load produces dime and quarter sized shot groups out of my 1911 at 7-15 yds.

For those not familiar, as to defensive comments regarding Penn Bullet vs Missouri Bullet, there's past history that resulted in Penn Bullet being banned from THR for violating forum rules with Missouri Bullet as the victim of those violations (and thus the "sensitive/defensive" comments).

As to Missouri Bullet, here is one of those rare companies dedicated to providing quality product and excellent service with unparalleled speed for processing orders that strives for customer satisfaction.