[ezgo]

I have used several different brands,
Now I am looking at Blue Bullets...

What is your preference?
What is best about them?


Thanks

 

[ahfox32]

I prefer the Precision Delta 124 gr hollow point. Cost is reasonable and my 9s really like these bullets.

 

[jaybee19]

I’ll be following this, and hopefully more people chime in.

 

[jaybee19]

Actually, I have some 115 gr. Hornady Critical Defense but not enough to even fill my mag, just something someone gave me. I’m considering switching to this completely, but my only concern is the pencil eraser looking piece getting crusty over time like when you use the eraser on an old pencil, and it’s slick and hard. If there’s something better out there in the form of a traditional JHP, I’m all ears.

 

[dhollis51]

Precision Delta 124hp. They are hard to beat and they are 15% off right now. And a local company.

 

[ezgo]

Why HP and not RN?

 

[dhollis51]

Why HP and not RN?

They are more accurate.

they look cooler and are not much more expensive. Like $2.
But I have used black, blue, and bayou bullets as well. They all work.

 

[ezgo]

Thanks

I am waiting on on order of PD 147RN to arrive, but will now consider some other options.....

 

[Joe Bleaux]

What is the intended use? Plinking, target, defense, etc.?

 

[ezgo]

Target

 

[ahfox32]

The decision will be up to your gun(s) and which profile they like. I tried RN then HP and my guns prefer the HP.

But......for steel challenge/outlaw steel shoots either would work fine.

 

[Joe Bleaux]

Target

Well, look at it like this: a person can have lots of fun and learn quite a bit tuning loads (GRIN). Seriously, if it were me, I'd start with something like a couple of different 147gr FMJ RNs and maybe a coated bullet or two just to see, with a coupla-three powders, and start punching paper. Just a personal opinion, but if I had a 9mm that wouldn't reliably feed RN, I'd work on the gun before I worked on loads for it.