Hi:
Does anyone had any experence/used this brand ammo?
I attempting to locate .45acp HP ammo.
Thanks,
Jimmy
Does anyone had any experence/used this brand ammo?
I attempting to locate .45acp HP ammo.
Thanks,
Jimmy
Bitterroot Valley Ammo
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OP
Thank you, GrowR.
nightshade2x
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Try RMAmmo.com they are the stocking wholesaler for BVAC...
Have fun and be safe.
Nightshade2x
Have fun and be safe.
Nightshade2x
datsun40146
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I've used several thousand of their 9mm rounds. Its great ammo for what it is, cheap range fodder. I've never had a squib from them, not any malfunctions caused by their rounds.
Bomberman
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I've used their .44 mag ammo...nice range ammo. Shoots a little dirty and with more smoke than some other brands but it shoots to point of aim. Nice low-wattage stuff for the .44. I'd buy it again.
OP
Hi:
Received Bitterroot 230gr JHP ammo this P.M.
Very impressive bullets.
Received Bitterroot 230gr JHP ammo this P.M.
Very impressive bullets.
Bomberman
US Veteran
Nothing that doesn't clean up when you're done shooting. I'll take a little "dirt" any day.
Simmer down
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I've bought the 38s in 500rd boxes from Cheaper Than Dirt. They are dirty but cheap. I consider them reloading brass that I have to shoot first.
Chrisj357
Member
I use Bitterroot for the .500. I would pay 3 times their cost for Hornady rounds of the same type and I cannot tell the difference visually, accuracy, recoil, clean-up. Its good stuff. They were out of the .500 for a long time, so Im hoping the round is getting more popular, maybe the price might come down a tad in the future
Larry from Bend
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I use them in .44 Special. Good ammo and a very good value. The 44s are loaded in brand new StarLine brass. Cheaper Than Dirt sells BV.
