38 and 357 158 Grain SWC Samples Polymer Qty 25

So far so good. Coated bullets are new for me.
I have used the as 38 special loads so far.
I will use them for 357 mag loads soon.

The bullet runs fine, no problems loading & seems to do its job w/o any problems

Excellent all around to deal with fast shipping. AA+

THE 158g SWC POLYMER COATED, SHOOTS VERY WELL, THE POLYMER COATING WPRKS VERY WELL. VERY GOOD BULLET. WILL BUY MORE, WHEN THEY BECPME AVAILABLE

I wish you had more of this product.

Very happy with these bullets. Loaded well, and performed great. Accurate and no leading or fouling of the barrel.

I bought these to load up some Bear protction ammo. i loaded up some and tested them on end grain hard lumber. they were shot from 30ft and pentrated the lumber approx, 7in with no disintegration. I think that should do the job!!

Been reloading for years. Lately I've been paying attention to the warnings about lead exposure when shooting. Always hate changing a component of my loads, but went ahead and ordered some of the polymer coated bullets in a few different calibers. I liked the fact my hands were still clean after reloading these and they also appear to shoot cleaner than lubed bare lead bullets. I have used Badman bullets before and thought my loads were good, but never expected better accuracy from these. Granted it was minor, but I'll take it!

Close weight tolerance, tight groups.

Your bullet is well like by my Ruger Blackhawk. I'm getting 25 yard groups of 1.75".

I love cast bullets but I'm going to order a pile of these and see if the leading is really reduced.

Patrick and his crew really do a BANG up job!!!

I bought a sample of polymer bullets to see if they would indeed live up to the claims of no leading and easier clean up. THEY DO. I used one .357 mag. load w/out gas checks that has always given me leading issues. The exact same load with these polymer bullets resulted in NO LEADING at all. I used some solvent and four patches and the bore is as clean as a whistle. I'M HOOKED.