9mm 124 Gr. RN - 500 Ct.

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1. Great Product

   Donnie Has always given me great service. Shipping is always very fast. I load these using Solo1000 powder there is almost no smoke. They are very accurate out of my XDM. Very Clean both when Shooting and Reloading. Have shot a bunch of these in practice and in the USPSA never had a problem. Dave on 21st Aug 2014

2. Great bullets!

   Little smoke, good accuracy, low lead exposure & great buy. Very consistent OAL with Dillion seating die on a 550B.
   
   Good work! Unknown on 7th Aug 2014

3. 9mm 124 gr.

   Originally comparing with my usual 3.8 gr 231 load with a cast bullet, I found the Bayou bullet ran a little slower, about 30+ fps slower. I upped the load to 4.0 and 4.2 gr 231, leaving all other components the same. The 4.0 gr load ran 993 average with Ex Spread 31.11 and SD 10.7 and shot into a 2" group at 10 yards. The 4.2 gr. load shot 1042 fps, ES 29.30 and SD 10.67. This also shot into a 2" group at 10 yards. I'm well pleased with the loads, and plan to make the 4.2 gr load my standard with this bullet. With the 4.2 gr load I did not find hardly any residue. Burns very clean. H Richard on 28th Jul 2014

4. 9mm 124 gr.

   Made up as per my normal practice cast bullet load for 9mm 124 gr. Shot and chronograph side by side. Powder coat= Av 959.9, ES 34.13, SD 11.53, group 2"@ 12yds. Normal cast bullet 124 gr 9mm= AV 989.1, ES 44.22, SD 13.37, Group 2" @ 12 yds.. Results = a little slower than cast bullets for the exact same load (3.8 gr 231, seated to 1.115") While not as dirty, I do find a coating of the bore similar to to the coating in my shotgun barrels of shot wads plastic. not difficult to remove. I plan to make up again but with 4.0 and 4.2 gr 231 to see what it takes to get it up to about 1000 fps. It is much cleaner to load and handle, and accuracy is equal to the cast bullet just a lower velocity. H Richard on 16th Jul 2014

5. Very Accurate

   Have been trying a lot of different bullets from plated to jacketed and found that your bullets are the most accurate. Need to place my next order! Dave on 4th Jul 2014