S&B ammo???

[Norcalkid]

[Mr. Beretta]

I've shot a couple of 1000 rds. 9mm over the years. Had acouple of FTF because of hard primers but nothing to complain about. Felt kinda hot. If you got a good deal on the price, no worries IMHO. Good Luck!

[Norcalkid]

Not sure if it was a good deal or not. $15 a box shipped. But this is the only caliber I don’t have. So the only gun I haven’t been able to shoot. Was worth it to me.

[11011500a]

sportsmans guide remington 500rd 38spl $147 but S&B is fine ran 500rds of 40 no problems

[maxicon]

I've also had good luck with S&B in a variety of calibers. No problems!

[paul0660]

It is excellent. I use it, when I can find it, in 9mm and 38spl.

[chickenfried]

No problems with their 9mm or .45. But if you reload the primer pockets on the .45 are tight.

[5shot]

I've shot it, and it was fine. Hell. I'd just be happy to find handgun ammo now days.

[jmlivingston]

I've shot their 9mm, 9x18Mak, and .45. Liked it all, wouldn't hesitate at all to shoot it again. In fact, it's my preference for 9x18. It's also what CZ uses for their test-firing of each handgun when it leaves the factory.

John

[AJD]

Not sure if they still do or not, but S&B was using a bimetal jacket in their .357/.38 ammo. I'm not sure if they still do, I just wanted to warn you ahead of time in case you go to a range that does not allow that sort of ammo. Just check it with a magnet when you get it. Btw, I've shot their ammo before, and it's as good as anything else, IMO.

[jacques]

Yeah, I have some .223, I thought it was non magnetic (looks like it), until the RSO came by with a magnet and checked it. I can only shoot it at the local range because I don't know of any other ranges that allow steel core.

[gregshin]

S&B is good to go! ive used their .45 9mm and .223

[Str8shooter]

Got plenty at the gun show!