[tomfturner]

Just wondering where everyone is getting bullets from these days. Looking mainly for lead bullets, but if you've got a really good deal that's not lead you want to brag about feel free.

Lookin for deals.

[The_Vigilante]

I buy my lead bullets from Missouri Bullet Co (great service), Dardas, Precision (molycoated), and BulletWorks at the current time. +1 on S&S Casting.

This post has been edited by The_Vigilante: 20 August 2009 - 04:55 PM

[bball97]

tomfturner, on Aug 20 2009, 01:58 PM, said:

Just wondering where everyone is getting bullets from these days. Looking mainly for lead bullets, but if you've got a really good deal that's not lead you want to brag about feel free.

Lookin for deals.

S&S Castings in Illinois: http://www.snscasting.com/ Check them out, great prices & quick delivery.

[R. Batt]

I shoot Bear Creek bullets. They're good bullets and as cheap as any lead bullets out there, just less messy.

[B_Seehawer]

+3 on SNS casting, just got 3k of them and no waiting or backorder.

ganderman

[NoSteel]

Missouri Bullet......

[pigfixer]

tomfturner, on Aug 20 2009, 10:58 AM, said:

Just wondering where everyone is getting bullets from these days. Looking mainly for lead bullets, but if you've got a really good deal that's not lead you want to brag about feel free.

Lookin for deals.

Tire store

[oldtrooper]

+1 for Bear Creek Bullets. I have used them for sometime now and have never been disappointed.

[JimmyZip]

oldtrooper, on Aug 22 2009, 08:08 PM, said:

+1 for Bear Creek Bullets. I have used them for sometime now and have never been disappointed.

+1
Funny thing about this. I was told to try Black Bullets International. Some said they were better than Bear Creek. Well they are good, but if I hold them up to the light, I can't for the life of me tell the difference between the two! (LCN 180gr) Bpth good, and accurate, but for the money and availability, I'll shoot BC. I still have to clean the barrel just as much. (Probably mre than I need, but that's me) You won't be disappointed with either.

JZ

[Chills1994]

pigfixer wrote:

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Tire store

Ditto to that.

And I have a buddy who is a dealership mechanic. We have a deal worked out where he brings me say 100 pounds in wheel weights and I give him back about 50 pounds in birdshot. I made my own birdshot maker from scratch. He and his girlfriend are into shooting trap. So the other 50 pounds in wheelweights...err...ingots... I get to keep for myself and cast whatever out of them.

I am working on making my own lube concoction too. I am trying to become as independent as possible as far as anything reloading component-wise goes.

[halogrinder]

hey yea, if anyone is around houston area, i can get you buckets of old wheel weights. i work @ a dealership myself. we prolly fill up a 5 gallon bucket every 2 weeks or less!