Item Gone: FS 2000 rounds / Factory Second Bullets 9mm (355 Diameter) 115 Grain

[Junebug10]

Item Name: FS 2000 rounds / Factory Second Bullets 9mm (355 Diameter) 115 Grain

Location: Newnan

Zip Code: 30265

Item is for: Sale Only
Sale Price: 273.00

Caliber: 9mm

Willing to Ship: No

Bill of Sale Required?: No

Item Description: I have 2 box of 1000 / Factory Second Bullets 9mm (355 Diameter) 115 Grain Full Metal Jacket Bi-Metal (Bulk Packaged)

I bought them from Midway and I'm charging what I paid for them. The cost is $273 for both or $136.5 for one.
https://www.midwayusa.com/product/1022741499?pid=272961&utm_medium=email&utm_source=service&utm_campaign=shipping-confirmation&utm_content=product-shipped-today-product-description-link

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[Control for Smilers]

nickel/copper?

 

[Junebug10]

I really don't know. All the info I have is from the Midway link. They do have something like moly coated on them because you get some on your fingers when you handle them.

 

[PlumNyet]

Why would you reload lead instead of FMJ? Serious question.

 

[robpiat]

Why would you reload lead instead of FMJ? Serious question.

Historically, jacketed bullets were 2x as much as lead and less accurate. Plated bullets were in the middle. Lead was and may still be in some circles the choice for pistol precision shooters like bullseye.

 

[Apollo]

Why would you reload lead instead of FMJ? Serious question.

These are not lead. Its soft steal core with a alloy jacket.

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[Control for Smilers]

after a LOT of research...I think these are tulammo 115gr. they use a mild steel/copper alloy for the FMJ. lead core.

 

[PlumNyet]

Historically, jacketed bullets were 2x as much as lead and less accurate. Plated bullets were in the middle. Lead was and may still be in some circles the choice for pistol precision shooters like bullseye.

Good to know. I’m using 124gr FMJs at 85 per k. Should I switch to lead? How’s the leading in the barre for 9mm?