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Well just like in the Subject line, I have a couple of questions for all you P3-AT shooters.
First does anyone reload for the 380? I reload range ammo in 9mm, 38 Special and 45 ACP. All I need is a set of dies and a shell plate and I could be in business. I have seen some recipes for the 380 and they are really close to some of my light range rounds for the 9mm. The rounds that I have been using are reloads from Space Coast Bullets here in Florida, 100 Gr. FMJ that I get for $18/100. They really work well and I figure I can build some using Berrys plated bullets for about $10/100. I was just wondering if anyone cooked any up and if they had any problems.
Second question. Had anyone used any lead bullets? I can get them pretty cheap but I've heard so many negatives about barrel leading that in my Glock I just won't shoot a lead round. I haven't read anything about lead rounds in the Kel-Tec.
Extra credit... Berrys Plated Bullets come in RNFB (Round Nose Flat Base) and RNHB (Round Nose Hollow Base). All bullets I have loaded were flat base. Anyone know if this makes any difference other than if you were using a large load that needed the space?
Thanks, love the board, you guys are great!
Buddy
First does anyone reload for the 380? I reload range ammo in 9mm, 38 Special and 45 ACP. All I need is a set of dies and a shell plate and I could be in business. I have seen some recipes for the 380 and they are really close to some of my light range rounds for the 9mm. The rounds that I have been using are reloads from Space Coast Bullets here in Florida, 100 Gr. FMJ that I get for $18/100. They really work well and I figure I can build some using Berrys plated bullets for about $10/100. I was just wondering if anyone cooked any up and if they had any problems.
Second question. Had anyone used any lead bullets? I can get them pretty cheap but I've heard so many negatives about barrel leading that in my Glock I just won't shoot a lead round. I haven't read anything about lead rounds in the Kel-Tec.
Extra credit... Berrys Plated Bullets come in RNFB (Round Nose Flat Base) and RNHB (Round Nose Hollow Base). All bullets I have loaded were flat base. Anyone know if this makes any difference other than if you were using a large load that needed the space?
Thanks, love the board, you guys are great!
Buddy