Love these super clean to load and shoot

I’ve loaded lots of the 124gr polycoated bullets and intend to load lots more. They are easy to load, the coating stays on in the loading process, my barrels don’t lead, they are accurate and the price is right. What’s not to love?

I am working up a load that works for my pistol; Canik TP9 SFX. I would like to shoot a little under standard loads. I have installed the lighter spring. currently loading 4.0 gn Green Dot. and oal of 1.15 inch. 124 Badman bullet. CCI small pistol primer(or whatever I can get). At 10 yards using a barrel rest and a vortex red dot(new to me) sight, grouped larger than my 45ACP Kimber. Could be weapon familiarity.

I have loaded close to 1500 of these bullets so far and they have not let me down yet. For the price, these are some of the best plinking rounds on the market. They are typically cheaper than other hi-tek coated bullets out there and perform just as well if not better. I will not hesitate to purchase these in the future. Side note: for me these bullets prefer to be loaded a bit shorter than FMJ in my guns. OAL is around 1.1" instead of the standard 1.15". As always, load for your guns.

These are very good bullets. Clean, properly-sized, excellent accuracy.

I give it 5 stars although I have only fired around 50 rounds. They load great in the press with no issues. They are consistent in weight and AOL. Will purchase again.

bullets worked very well, no problems whatsoever

These bullets are easy to reload, and they shoot remarkably well. As long as one does not overcrimp they stay on target extremely well. No leading whatsoever even at velocities over 1100 fps.

These are the only bullets that I buy for the 5 different pistol calibers that I reload. They are very clean, consistent, and accurate.

Patrick the owner is always available via E-mail and usually responds within an hour of me asking for his help.

I highly recommend ordering from him, a must support Vereran Owned company.

Received my order very quickly as always, how Pat gets my orders from Oregon, 3000 miles to Pennsylvania so quickly, I'll never know.
The quality of the poly coating is perfect on each and every bullet, never had any "throwaways"from BadMan, ever.
I loaded up a bunch, but sadly haven't had a chance to shoot any from this batch but I'm sure they'll be great. I've shot lot's of Badmans 124 gr poly's in the past, the only difference is this time I went with the black instead of the red coating.
Once the weather breaks, can't wait to go spank some steel with'em.
Thanks again BadMan !!

I haven't had a chance to load them yet, but the black poly is very eye catching, especially when placed atop a clean casing.

I tried three other brands of polymer coats 9mm bullets before finding these. The others brands were slightly cheaper, but all had accuracy problems. The Badman brand polymer seems harder and performed very well. I'll stick with these.

Have run thru “n” thousand of these and they continue to perform to expectations!

I have not been able to shoot these bullets, why the 3 stars. So I can not adequately rate them. If there was a not evaluated or shot yet option on rating that is what I would have chosen.

Quality service and product.

A prosperous new year to you?

I like the product and the service.

I use the bullets for EDC practice and really like how clean the bore is when done.

A friend turned me on to these bullets and he shot a bunch of them in cowboy action events. I promptly ordered some in .38 and .44 mag. Loaded a handful in .38 and had nothing but good luck. So, now I'm using the 9mm in a semi-auto pistol. I have yet to get out to the range but I expect these will be just fine.

Have used a variety of coated bullets from 4 major suppliers. These are the only ones that currently do what they say: no leading, very accurate as to weight and dimensions, and customer service is great. Coated bullets are only as good as the person applying the coating. These guys are Good!

I have been reloading for a few years now and recently switched to Polymer bullets to shoot IDPA. I ordered a pack of 1000 from a competitor, and while they were indeed Polymer, the bullets were often scuffed, had creases or ridges on the sides, and the coating would scratch off easily.

These bullets are Perfect! Even coating, well made, and I'll absolutely be coming back. Nicely done.

I have loaded and shot over 6,000 of the Badman 9mm 124g polymer coated bullets and have never been disappointed - dependable, clean, easy to load, great communication, and good price - what else can one ask for ?

The price is right. Even better is no collection of bullet lube inside my reloading dies, I think they seat even smoother that FMJ bullets, and no leading of the bore. Great product.

I started reloading 9MM bullets and these were my first. Once I got the expanding correct, I didn't get one shaved bullet - extremely consistent coating on these bullets and I didn't need to crimp - highly recommend.

I have now loaded ~4,000 Badman polymer 124g 9mm bullets on my Lee Pro 1000 using Titegroup powder. Not only have these (obviously) proved themselves on the range, they result in cleaner handguns. To top it off, the few questions I had in loading these were answered often times within hours by Patrick. Clearly a man committed to his product and focused on doing right. Compared to other polymer bullets, these are cleaner, less susceptible to scraping during loading and have a very durable finish. I will be ordering again in the coming few months - can't seem to stop shooting these 1-2 times each week!

Just used these bullets for the first time. The coating is tougher than I thought it would be. Still need to bell the cases like you do with lead bullets or it will shave off the polymer coating. I shoot mostly plated bullets and these polymer bullets grouped as well as any of my plated bullets. Shipping was also very quick. I will be ordering some of these in 40 caliber to try in my M&P next.

Had a chance today today to shoot this bullet in a comparison with 2 other national brands of coated bullets. At -15 yds thru my CZ t/s it shot a five shot group over an improvised rest of 1.5". Needless to say it beat the others.

Will be buying more!

I have loaded thousands of Badman bullets this year in both 9mm and .38 Long Colt. After experimenting with several bullets, this has become my bullet of choice for 9mm. The 124gn loads and shoots very consistently for me. It shoots cleanly and I can go much longer inbetween cleeaning my guns. My competition load is Ramshot Silhouette, Winchest WSP primers and these 124gn 9mm bullets in mixed 9mm brass (mostly Winchester). This gives me a power factor of about 129 for minor. (I do not recommend trying to load 9mm to major pf under any circumstances!!!)
I shoot these in my Glock G34. They slay the 8" steel plates and they go down nicely when I do my part. I have chronographed all of my loads to confirm pressures and power factor. I used these in the last GSSF match and was very happy with the results. The recoil response is more to my liking than the 147 gn gold bullets I had been using (no more). These are my 9mm bullet now. Customer service is exceptional and Badman Bullets is my bullet of coice for all my competition and plinking needs. Try Badman Bullets and I think you'll agree!

First three shots touching. Spent the next 50 rounds trying to punch out all the orange in the xring. Checked the action after 50+rounds and all clean. Plus no clouds of smoke. These red lasers are great

I've tried several other brands of coated bullets. Badman are the most accurate out of my Glock 34. Give them a try you won't be disappointed.

This is my first time to use polymer bullits, and I really like them. I will buy all from badman bullits, you can't buy any better bullits from any one else. Would like to see polymer bullits for 380.