Copper Plated vs Hi-Tek

[pennstater]

I use A2400 and Unique with Hi-tek bullets from Missouri in my .357 mag revolver and rifle and .45 Colt revolver and rifle. Zero issues. And, more accurate(for me), than plated and less expensive. Win-win.

MLC

[9mmepiphany]

What powder are you using to avoid the melting coating ? Low burning powder ?

For .45ACP, I'm using N310 with my fallback powder being WW231/HP-38

For 9mm, I'm using either Alliant Sport Pistol or E3

For .38Spl, I'm loading Clays

[filthy phil]

Coated seems to shoot more to point of aim for me. Along with lead.
Followed by fmj
Least of all is plated

[checkenbach]

I use Blue Bullets and Black Bullets International coated bullets, Extreme copper plated and Precision Delta JHP’s in 9mm. The PD’s are laser accurate in everything, it depends on the gun with the coated bullets, the copper plated are less accurate than the others. The Blue Bullet coating is superior to the Black Bullets, it’s thicker and more evenly distributed. The Black Bullets are .356”, the others are .355”, some have issues with the Blue’s being undersized. I’ve had no problem. On another note, the BBI’s are laser accurate in a Ruger PC Carbine...

[Swagman00]

Extreme Bullets restocked if you haven't seen it recently and if you move fast they still have a fraction of the huge amount they had two days ago. I personally like them myself.

Their 760 odd boxes of 115 gr 9mm @ 500 count is already GONE.

[Donny1]

Extreme Bullets restocked if you haven't seen it recently and if you move fast they still have a fraction of the huge amount they had two days ago. I personally like them myself.

Their 760 odd boxes of 115 gr 9mm @ 500 count is already GONE.

I've been watching their inventory. I'm good on most stuff but I haven't seen them making any .223 or any of their X-DEF which I was just starting to experiment with, they work really well BTW, expansion is very good and reliable. I have plenty of 230gn CPRN which they are charging $90 for 500 for now, I'll wait of buy elsewhere.