Precision One Ammo

[glenncal1]

I was running low on .41 mag ammo and found some Precision One ammo online for not too bad a price. Shot some on both my 4" 57 and 58 and it kicks like a mule. 210 grain jacketed bullets. Much more recoil than some Cor-Bon ammo I have. Anyone had any experience with this brand?

 

[Borderboss]

I have some of their remanufactured .38 Spl that I bought years ago. It shoots fine and was normal from a recoil perspective.

 

[505Gibbs]

I was running low on .41 mag ammo and found some Precision One ammo online for not too bad a price. Shot some on both my 4" 57 and 58 and it kicks like a mule. 210 grain jacketed bullets. Much more recoil than some Cor-Bon ammo I have. Anyone had any experience with this brand?

More than CorBon is saying a LOT!! A tad warm I'd say.

 

[rwsmith]

Precision One....

They do a good job and their prices are decent. They are a local company for me but I don't get that way often. They have an interestin story. The owner started making ammo with a Dillon press and sold it out of the vestibule of his house. Now he has a bona fide factory in Mt. PLeasant, SC.

I'm VERY picky about .380 ammunition and only a few brands have loadings that are adequate in both penetration and expansion. Precision One makes a standard loading with Hornady XTP bullets that test well.

 

[Claymore33]

Yes , I have used .44 Special and .44 Mag . It does kick but not much more than most .44 ammo. I have had no problem with it.

 

[Muddyboot]

I've purchased lots of 300 Blackout from them, never had any problems. Delivery times are always good.