Unclebob, thank you very much for your help . That makes me feel much better . At the moment I have approximately 1000 124 Gr. X-treme plated bullets on the shelf , ready for reloading .Been using Xstreme plated bullets in 9mm, 40, 45 acp & gap for over 17 years.
Unclebob , Thank you for the input .Just make sure you do not over crimp or go wild on fps. The brief testing I did before this trip they shot better than the Delta 124 gr bullets I tried.
Thank you for the infoPlated bullets are ok, however sensitive to crimp.
No problems with the 10mm ?Xtreme plated is what I mostly run through my Glocks. I load for 9 mm, 40 S&W, 10 mm, 45 ACP, 357 Sig in the Glock platform with zero issues.
No issues with 10mm but I'm loading 180 grain bullets to 1200FPS or so at most.No problems with the 10mm ?
That sounds good to me . I wouldn't use plated bullets do SD anyway . Thank you very much for your help .No issues with 10mm but I'm loading 180 grain bullets to 1200FPS or so at most.
According to Xtreme you can push their plated HP's to 1500 or so IIRC, but for plinking or practice, 1050 to 1200 is fine for me.
Taterhead , Thank you very much for your help , an information . I'll have to check out Powerbond bullets .The best plate bullets I've used so far are Powerbond bullets. Thick copper, and they don't mind pushing to 10mm velocities. Very consistent diameters and weights. I shoot them in 10mm and 40.
But ive shot plenty of others too. Those types have needed a bit more finesse to run right. Just remove the bell. Bell enough to not scrape any copper. Keep velocities and pressures modest. Powerbond bullets have not been fussy like that.
I feed my G20 and G29 a steady diet of 155, 165 and 180 grain Ranier plated bullets, with no problems.No problems with the 10mm ?
As other have stated, Glock barrels will handle most any type of plated type bullets out on the market. I like Rainier brand bullets, Barnes, Xstreme just to name a few.I have been reloading for a little while , but I'm new to reloading for Glocks . I would like to know how are stock glock barrels with plated bullets ?