RMR Bullets

[BigAl52]

Just found this site. If anyone wants to try some of there jacketed bullets. Looks like the reviews are good. i may order some 147 gr to try myself as I have been shooting the 140 gr from MCB and really liking that bullet.

[Headhog]

I've bought sever different bullets from them in the past. Alway good quality for their products and service.

Paul

[BigAl52]

Good to hear Paul. Was hoping someone here would confirm they have used them. Have you tried the 147 gr

[BigAl52]

So I ordered some of these RMR bullets and I am very happy with these. They shoot very good. I forgot my targets but did shoot them with both of my blackhawks at some steel today. You guys who like the zero bullets would like these as well. They are very well made and very consistent in weight. Im using the data for the Speer 146 gr bullet with mine. Today I shot 6.5 gr of Unique and 7.0 of Unique. I will be ordering more of these. The price of these is about the same as cast. I go back a forth with using lead plated and jacketed. But I can tell you now I will be using these much more. Havent seen any zero bullets in stock anywhere in the 158gr. Give some of these a try. Oh by the way if you look close you will be sending smiles down range. Both of my guns liked the 7.0 grain loads. They make the steel ring

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[Bill.68]

Ive bought and shot multiple thousands of bullets from RMR, you will not go wrong with RMR produced bullets, Ill have to admit though to not ever loading any of theyre 38/357 bullets. On the other hand I dont know why they would be any different from their other bullets.

[BigAl52]

Good to hear Bill. I sighted my Henry SS in 357 in with them the other day at 50 yards. Just using the red dot that I have for a sight on that gun I was able to hold about an 1 3/4 inch group with that 7 grain load. I have some other bullets Im using up in the 357 but I will be ordering more of the 147's I do like that load alot.