RFI - Rocky Mountain ThunderCast Bullets

[just plain joe]

Has anyone had any experience, good or otherwise, while using these bullets for reloading? I'm specifically looking at the .357/.38 caliber 158 grain bullet.

I know there was a thread a while back about lead bullets, but I don't recall seeing this company mentioned.

TIA

JPJ

 

[Alk8944]

Since the vast majority of commercial casting operations cast their bullets mechanically in Magma Moulds, use similar hard wax lubricants, and size their bullets through power driven Star sizing equipment, it really makes no significant difference whose bullets you buy! Thy are all basically the same product except for some companies will cast to a specified hardness and size to the diameter you request but these are in the decided minority. I would avoid any company that sizes .38/.357 bullets to .357: diameter as that is too small! What you need is bullets sized .358-/359".

Basically what I am saying is buy price unless options are available, then use the company that will give you what you want, not what they choose to sell!

 

[littleriver1]

I buy 38 SWC from them from time to time. never any problems fast shipping. The only problem I had was when I ordered from 2 different company's and everything came in the mail the same day. I came home from work to find my mail box tipped over on the ground from too much wait.

 

[Collo Rosso]

I've shot a lot of their plated bullets and never a problem. Still have some 124gr. 9mm RN's to load.

 

[just plain joe]

"Thanks" to each of you that responded. I placed an order with them for 500 ct. 158 swcl bullets.

JPJ