Has anybody used these bullets for reloading?

[Bgolden84]

I never load plated or cast bullets to full load, and was unable to find anything on the rmr site that said these were good for full house loads. Let us know.
If they have a hard /thick plating likely be good to go at higher velocities.

On Feb 15, 2014 10:46 PM, "Jacob Wilcox" <sales@rmrbullets.com> wrote:

So long as you start at around 1200 Fps loads and work up from there you should be fine. Some revolvers shoot them well up to 1500 while others won't. It just depends on your specific gun.

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[Bgolden84]

I like these bullets a lot. I loved the accuracy. I loaded them over 16 grains of imr4227. They shot fantastic out of a 6 inch ruger my lcr and 327 night guard