Bullet choices
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fnfalguy
.308 Win
For what purpose? Rifle or pistol? Hunting, target or self defense?
tony
6.5 Creedmoor
My favorite is one that goes where I send it...
For target shooting with pistols I usually use plated or hard cast.
For rifles I use whatever the gun likes.
For rifles I use whatever the gun likes.
Just pistol, target . paper and steel. looking for best accuracy.
fnfalguy
.308 Win
If glock with factory barrel, FMJ or plated. Most of the other stuff I shoot lead.
kev74
20×102mm Vulcan
For pistol, I shoot mostly powder coated lead from Bayou Bullets. I might try Slippery Bullets next time though.
tony
6.5 Creedmoor
Your question is too broad. It's not that simple. Different pistols, even the same models may have different likes. Same with calibers, different calibers different likes. Lots of factors can impact accuracy
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FRANKIE
.308 Win
These days?
What ever is available
What ever is available
spat
.950 JDJ
I like a good Mk211 round personlly.
They can be a bit pricey for target practice, but they're hard to beat for stopping power....
B-Patrone would be a good choice too if you prefer smaller calibers.
They can be a bit pricey for target practice, but they're hard to beat for stopping power....
B-Patrone would be a good choice too if you prefer smaller calibers.
Xae289
.223 Rem
For jacketed handgun bullets, I tend to prefer Hornady XTPs. They're a good value, being that they're controlled-expansion hollow-points for around the same price as FMJs. When I want cheap, I go for coated hardcast bullets from Missouri Bullet Co.
For my rifles, I also like Hornady. The Interlock has worked well in my .270, both on paper and for effect on a deer. I love the VMax in .300 Blackout, but I'm about to try the Barnes Tac-Tx for the first time in hopes of using it next hunting season.
I also shoot a pretty moderate amount (an hour or two every week or two) and enjoy the process of handloading, so I don't mind spending a little more on components to make ammo that's better than factory. If I was just trying to pump out a ton of cheapo ammo to shoot a lot, I'd probably stick to coated hardcast bullets.
For my rifles, I also like Hornady. The Interlock has worked well in my .270, both on paper and for effect on a deer. I love the VMax in .300 Blackout, but I'm about to try the Barnes Tac-Tx for the first time in hopes of using it next hunting season.
I also shoot a pretty moderate amount (an hour or two every week or two) and enjoy the process of handloading, so I don't mind spending a little more on components to make ammo that's better than factory. If I was just trying to pump out a ton of cheapo ammo to shoot a lot, I'd probably stick to coated hardcast bullets.
FRANKIE
.308 Win
Any thoughts on frangible’s ?
repete
.338 Win Mag
I shoot a lot of lead, mostly in handguns but also in 30-30. Some I powder coat some are lubed and gas checked, all depends on the gun/fps. Most rifles are loaded with jacketed.