Bulk 9mm bullets

[Wildyams]

I'm looking for a good place to get bulk 9mm bullets. Preferably 1000, 115 grain Round nose or something similar.

I don't want lead bullets.

So far i'm looking at Precision Delta and Berrys mfg. Do these companies make good bullets? (I did notice that Precision delta has a $5 for ordering not in 2000 round increments and berrys was quite a bit more expensive)

any other suggestions?


Thanks

 

[Glock XIX]

I got some of these last week, in the FMJ. Have a few loaded up, just no time to go to the range. They look identical to Precision Delta, and they make a good bullet. Only waited about 2 weeks for delivery.

http://www.rozedist.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=RZD&Category_Code=ZBJ-9MM

 

[atblis]

Precision Delta is the cheapest around AFAIK. They are good quality bullets.
$68 per 1k (that includes shipping).

Unfortunately, you'll be waiting 6 weeks or so. They are busy.

I don't know why anybody would bother with plated/coated bullets when you can get jacketed for less.

 

[Wildyams]

6 weeks wait is alright. I head back to college in a couple weeks, just trying to restock for the next time I come home. I have about 400 rounds of the expensive stuff (hornady and speer) left

 

[johnny_boy]

Hmmm, that is pretty good price. I might give them a try. Can someone comfirm whether the Zero Bullets are the same as Precision Delta? BTW, how do they compare to Montana Golds (this is my main stay bullets)

 

[Marlin 45 carbine]

check the 'trading post' longdayjake sells good slugs at good prices.

 

[floydster]

I won't buy plated bullets anymore, not when I can get FMJ for less money and a better bullet.
Roze Dist or Delta Prec. is the way to go.

 

[Nate1778]

I like the Berry's and my wait for the bullet you describe was about two weeks. I have since started casting my own and given up on buying bullets.

 

[PO2Hammer]

I've been shooting Rainier 130/.356" plated round nose bullets in my 9mm with great success. $88/1,000.

1,050 fps in my Glock with good accuracy.

 

[bullseye308]

I have fired several thousand Zero bullets in 38, 357, and 9mm. Not one problem at all, and the boxes make good storage containers for loaded ammo.

 

[46R]

I know you said you don't want cast lead bullets, but Missouri Bullet Co's hard cast Brinell 18 rated LRN bullets are very economical -- their 9mm 125gr LRNs are only $104 per carton of 2K.