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  • #16
    Bigtwin
    Veteran Member
    • May 2010
    • 2639

    While I do not load .45, I do use MG for .40,.38/.357, .380 and they are great, have worked flawlessly!

    Hope that little bit helped!
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    • #17
      IMC87
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2008
      • 1273

      ^^I concur ^^
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      • #18
        Artsville
        Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 313

        Originally posted by Bill Steele
        That is a great price for a 230gr plated bullet. Where are you buying them?
        ya know...i don't even know where i am getting them cause my brother in law gets them from some old timer out of roseville i think. I can ask for you.

        i get 180gr 40SW for $95 for a 1000rounds. That just went up was paying $90.

        art

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        • #19
          Bill Steele
          Calguns Addict
          • Sep 2010
          • 5028

          Great price on .40's as well.

          Originally posted by Artsville
          ya know...i don't even know where i am getting them cause my brother in law gets them from some old timer out of roseville i think. I can ask for you.

          i get 180gr 40SW for $95 for a 1000rounds. That just went up was paying $90.

          art
          Art, I would really appreciate it if you could find out the source. Direct price from Xtreme is like 40% more for the 230gr RN over your brother-in-law's source. I like the xtreme bullets and would shoot a lot of the 230gr RN's at $105/K.

          Thx bud.
          When asked what qualities he most valued in his generals, Napoleon said, "give me lucky ones."

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          • #20
            noylj
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2010
            • 713

            As far as I'm concerned, you should either buy Montana Gold bullets in bulk or stick with cast bullets in the .45. A plated bullet will never be as good as a jacketed bullet.

            Montana Gold
            .45 230 GR. CMJ
            $181.00/1000/box
            $308.00/2000

            .45 230gr FMJ
            $177.00/1000/box
            $303.00/2000

            Berry's
            .45 Cal 230gr RN
            $39.31/250
            $141.76/1000

            Rainier
            Rainier LeadSafe Bullets 45 Caliber (451 Diameter) 230 Grain Plated Round Nose
            $142.99/1000

            Xtreme:
            45-230 RN
            $70.50/500
            $141.00/1000

            Precision "Black Bullets"
            45 ACP 230 RNF
            $ 69.00/500
            $ 116.00/1000
            $ 222.00/2000

            Missouri Bullet Co.
            SoftBall!
            .45 ACP 230 Grain RN
            Brinell 18
            $43.00/500

            MasterCast Bullets (Carbondale, Il)
            .45 230gn L-RN
            BHN 14
            $64.07/1000

            .45 231gn L- RN
            BHN 20
            $88.71/1000

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            • #21
              mls204
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2011
              • 836

              Originally posted by NotEnufGarage
              I got a bag of them from user jimmykhan but haven't loaded any yet, but they look great and I weighed and inspected about 10 and they were very consistent.
              I also bought some from the same Calgunner and loaded up about 200 so far. They all appear to be pretty good, will try them out this weekend.

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