Rainier LeadSafe Bullets 40 S&W, 10mm Auto (400 Diameter) 165 Grain Plated Round Nose Flat Point

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Overexposure to lead vapor can cause serious health problems, but these bullets feature a lead core that is completely covered by copper plating. They are resized after being plated with approximately 0.004" of copper plating. This unique design makes them suitable for most indoor ranges, which often require the use of bullets with no exposed lead. The base is slightly concave to maximize the bullet to bore seal. This is not loaded ammunition.

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  • Rainier recommends a maximum velocity of 1,500 fps.

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    5 stars
    Stephen Leache of Bumpass, VA
    Date posted: 8/17/2004
    This bullet is very accurate in my Glock 27. When used with AA-5 powder it is consistently more accurate than any other bullet/powder combination I've tried during the past 5 years. I hope they never change the design of this guy!
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    Kirk Peel of Henderson, NV
    Date posted: 10/21/2006
    Great, consistent results
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    Jason Pollen of Forked River, NJ
    Date posted: 6/26/2003
    I have shot many rainier bullets in all of my handguns, revolvers and automatics. I have found them to be very accurate and they feed reliably. No lead fouling, because of there full copper plating. Makes shooting my .40 caliber Glocks so much cheaper
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    Mark Daniels of Vidor, TX
    Date posted: 6/23/2003
    I shoot a lot of .40 cal. and this product shoots great. Very consistent in all my guns. Would buy again.
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    Richard Simpson of Fayette, IA
    Date posted: 6/23/2003
    Jacketed bullets at cast bullet prices.
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    Kevin M of Austin, TX
    Date posted: 7/18/2009
    I bought 1000 of these to run through my Glock 22. Put them atop W231 and they shoot great. They will hit a beer can at 20 yards all day long. Just loaded up another 500 rounds last night and had no problems what so ever. Just wish these bullets came in boxes of 5000 because this round is going to be my new "gonna go shootin all day" ammo.
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    Robert Whisenant of Leesville, SC
    Date posted: 1/6/2009
    I have been using these for the past few months with no problems. Clean shooting, feeds excellent in my Glock 20 10mm. I will be buying more in the future.
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    Jon Rhea of Red Hook, NY
    Date posted: 10/28/2008
    I have had good results with these bullets. I had a little trouble at first, as I was thinking of them as jacketed bullets, which they are not. They are PLATED bullets. This means they are softer and perform more like naked lead bullets. So once I figured out that I needed to reduce the power load I was using, I started getting outstanding accuracy. Be sure to start low with your powder, and don't go by the jacketed load data. Go by plated load data if you have it. If not, start by using lead bullet load data instead.
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    5 stars
    George Umberger of Warren, Ar
    Date posted: 12/12/2008
    I load this bullet in a CZ75 compact 40 S&W. Win SP primers with a loaded overall length of 1.135 (max) shoots an inch at 25 yards all day long. Excellent value for the money.
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    4 stars
    Ronald Hunsicker of Wyomissing, PA
    Date posted: 6/23/2003
    Economical substitute for jacketed bullets. No problems with loading. Actually seem "slippryier" than jacketed bullets. No problem with leading (coppering?) of the barrel.
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    Gary Smith of Bowling Green, KY
    Date posted: 7/12/2003
    I like the Rainier Bullets 100% metal jacket. I tried the round nose flat point bullets to compare them to the truncated cones. I prefer how the truncated cones handle in the reloading process, but all the Rainier Bullets seem to be an excellent value.
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    4 stars
    Steve Govednik of Peabody, MA
    Date posted: 7/11/2003
    Rainier Bullets are the best value for the money. When using this shaped bullet I've occasionally run into an alignment problem getting them to seat properly in the case, but only 1 or 2 per hundred. They fire clean and I find them very accurate in my S&W Sigma 40. Thanks Rainier
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