PMC ammo

[halo6941]

anyone here ever use PMC Bronze ammo in .45? i bought some today and was wondering how good or bad it is.

[Full Clip]

Used it in my Springer 1911 and XD. Worked fine.
Actually, just brought 500 rounds myself the other week.

[Artsville]

GTG

[97F1504RAD]

Good ammo

[Southpaw45]

Ran great through my G30 a while ago. If I remember, I think the bullet was not a true FMJ but was a copper plated bullet like Berrys. I dont have any right now to look at. Can someone clarify this....

[BlackViper]

They're FMJ as far as I know. PMC bronze is good all around, 223, 45, etc.

[johnrunner89]

They're FMJ as far as I know. PMC bronze is good all around, 223, 45, etc.

+1! I also have nothing but good experiences with it in 9mm too.

[Southpaw45]

Thanks for the clarification on that. It might have been the Blazer Brass ammo I was thinking of.

[Steve G]

PMC is great affordable factory ammo. I shoot a ton of it and has never given me any problems.

[ak4777]

Great ammo. Never had a problem with it. Produced in South Korea. Very good reliable rounds. Seems to have a very good bang for the buck too.

[johnthomas]

Great ammo, they have 3 factories, 2 in Korea and one in the States.
Just bought 223, 10 bucks for 20 rounds, not the best price but not bad. I have shot it thru my colt combat commander with no problems at all.

[Mssr. Eleganté]

Great ammo, they have 3 factories, 2 in Korea and one in the States.

They shut down the "Eldorado Cartridge" factory in Boulder City, Nevada a few years ago. That was their only foray into U.S. made ammo. They also import ammo from Mexico and the Philippines.

[FLS9497]

Recently used a box of it on Sunday. My 1911 cycled them all w/o any problems. This was the first ammo I used after replacing the recoil spring and shock buffer. Buy them with confidence.