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.224 RMR 69 Gr. BTHP 3GH *NEW* (Read Description Before Ordering)

(82 customer reviews)

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Description

We make this bullet ourselves.  It is still in development so there may be some variances from lot to lot. We have pretty much gotten this bullet to where we want it.  It is nearly perfect.  I say nearly because city wastewater requirements mean we don’t currently have a way to polish/degrease this bullet that does not require corn cob.  That means that most of these will have a little bit of corn cob stuck in the tip.  We have the weight and OAL tolerances to near perfect.  I’ve shot a ton of very expensive bullets that were not nearly as consistent as these.  Don’t let the price fool you, these are every bit as good or better than what the competition sells at twice the price.  We are currently working on a wastewater solution so we can wet polish these guys.  We haven’t yet done extensive testing on the BC but you should expect about .320-.335 depending on the velocity you shoot it at.  We would love to get your feedback on long distance BC.

Additional information

Weight 0.1577 oz
Count

250, 500, 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, 6,000, 12,000, 30,000

82 reviews for .224 RMR 69 Gr. BTHP 3GH *NEW* (Read Description Before Ordering)

  1. Nikki –

    These are great bullets and will shoot better than most carbines that’ll be shooting them. Buy with confidence.

  2. mossberg mike –

    i was lucky enough to get some of these on the first run RMR had in 12-17. i loaded them with cfe-223 and tac. lc brass and fio primers. most groups were under 3/4 in at 100yds. about 1/2 in with my 20″ match wilson barrel. and just over 3/4 with generic 16 in barrels. they look a lot like a s^^k , i used data from those bullets i loaded before. cant wait for more.

  3. Dave McLaughlin –

    Great bullets very accurate and consistent. Very good shipping compared to other sellers. I am a very happy shooter!
    Thanks RMR!!

  4. Jack (verified owner) –

    Worked up a load with TAC & LC brass that shot 3/4in 5rd groups and performed well at 500 yds out of a 16in rainier arms barrel. Load dev was very easy and matched data for the other popular 69gr match bullet (but for half the price).

  5. Michael Boling (verified owner) –

    Worked well for me LC brass S&B SRP Varget powder Sub moa out to 300 yards hit a 5 inch round out to 600 yards just fine. Man size steel at 700 and 800. 26″ White Oak 1-8 twist AR15 build.

  6. tjrsurf (verified owner) –

    Took the standard load of 24.5gr Varget LC Brass at OAL 2.255. Shooting out of a custom build. Used a Wilson Combat 223 Wylde 1:8 Super Sniper Barrel. Getting .75 MOA on first load test. Will tweek a little more. But awesome results first time out ! I just need to keep buying them when they are available.

  7. iflyskyhigh –

    These are insanely good mid weight bullets. Defiantly MOA at least. Probably better. I’d love to know if and how they expand cause they shoot lights out in my SD rifles. I have a 14.5″ Colt socom barreled AR, and a 11.5″ BA barreled AR. Both 1:7. Both of these rifles prefer this bullet (by a wide margin) to either the Hornady 75 BTHP or the RMR 75gr Bonded (RMR sold these last year). Zero’d at 50. Shot them at 200. Made a small adjustment. From a bench, little to no wind, 5 shots well inside a painted 2-3″ painted circle on steel at 200. Over, and over, and over, and over again. I also have a 20″ heavy barreled AR built for distance that is a 1:8 and very finicky. Again, lights out with this bullet. Much better than either of the 75gr’s or several of the 62 gr’s I’ve tried. I actually bought 1000 a couple years ago when the first made them and am just now getting around to load development. So glad they are still making them.

  8. Mike Oates (verified owner) –

    Outstanding bullets, they shoot great in my Ruger American Ranch

  9. Mike Oates (verified owner) –

    Outstanding bullets, they shoot great in my Ruger American Ranch. I load them with Shooters World Match Rifle 25grs @2.245 COAL. I would would take them over Sierra Matchkings any day. 1/2″ MOA @100 yards, easily repeatable.

  10. Bill (verified owner) –

    Most accurate bullet I’ve ever shot out of my AR-15…and believe me I’ve tried them all. Really no such thing as load development with this bullet, just decide what velocity you want and work up to it because it seems to group sub MOA at pretty much any velocity. Haven’t shot any varmints yet but if it treats a prairie dog like it does a potato the results should be spectacular. It’s so good I’m seriously thinking about re-barreling my .223 Rem bolt action.

  11. Gary J. – Virginia (verified owner) –

    25.0 grains Varget fired prone, sling-supported from White Oak service rifle upper reliably held the 10-ring on the 200-yard reduced 600-yard target. 10-ring is 3.79″ Bullets have excellent integrity. Thicker jacket than Hornady 75’s.

  12. Mike (verified owner) –

    Awesome Bullets!! I have a savage bolt gun with 1/9 twist this weight is perfect! I can touch holes at 300 all day !

  13. jonathan –

    loaded up 200 with a semi-hot load and went to range to sight in. they were shooting 3″ at 25yd. the next day i shot the last 100 with 5 different rifles, and all five shot ~1/4 at 25 yards. Bullets were fine, one barrel just hated the load. haven’t shot any further that 25yd yet, but will update when i do.

  14. John (verified owner) –

    I just got back from the range, I was load testing these bullets. I used these bullets to break-in the barrel and after 300 rounds I started looking for accuracy. I just shot a .2675 group at 100 yards with a ten mile per wind, coming from the 10 o’clock position. I will definitely be loading more of these.

  15. Kevin Wright (verified owner) –

    Am now about 2/3 through my first purchase of 500 of these and will be ordering more.
    Shooting these in a Box Stock Savage model 10 223, 22″ barrel with 1:9 twist. Loading with both TAC and Benchmark powders and consistently getting 3/4″ groups @ 200yds. Next will be some testing to 300yds.

    Great performance and a great value. Been telling everyone at the range what these are!

  16. Bart Hansen –

    Loaded these in my 22-250 AI at 3500 fps. My friend was spotting for me at 100 yds. First shot looked good but we could not find shots 2 and 3 anywhere on the target, What the Hell was going on here. I thought maybe they were flying all over due to my Bartlien barrel having a 1-12 twist. On closer examination the lost bullets were all going through the same hole. Unbelievable for sure especially with the slow twist. Apparently speed can make up for twist rate. I continue to shoot this load on steel out to 550 yds with ease. Hitting the occasional golf ball at 330 yds.
    Cheaper than the green box. GET SOME! You won’t be sorry. My Rock River AR-15 20in heavy barrel loves these bullets too.

  17. Larry (verified owner) –

    Spectacular on ground squirrels.
    Same load I use for SMKs. 24.5gr of Varget. COAL is critical to accuracy.

    It sounds as though these should hold up for antelope hunting. That’s really interesting news….

  18. Justin C. (verified owner) –

    I load these with 25 grains of varget at 2.25 coal and my 20″ White oak spr shoots them into a 3/8″ 5 shot group at 100 yards. I’m getting sd’s in the single didgits and extreme speeds consistently under 20 fps.

  19. Geoff Nix –

    Turned my ar into a laser beam. Thank you for the hard work at rmr.

  20. Ron Miggo (verified owner) –

    Shot across the course match today 200 reduced iron sight 1 in 7 twist. RMR 69 shot great 485 16x out of 500 clean at rapid sitting 198 10x slow prone, would have been 199 forgot to take off the 3/4 min I put on for rapid fire on the first shot. First time loading them no load development 24.2 varget 2.258 oal shooting sub moa buying more

  21. Chris Klein (verified owner) –

    These shoot great! loaded for 3-gun so haven’t run them past 300 yards. Tight groups. look forward to trying them on pests to see how they expand.

  22. William Bilotta –

    I shoot nra high power service rifle and typically use Sierra 69 grain bullets for two and three hundred yards. I loaded 50 rounds of the RMR 69 grain bullets on top of 23.3 grains of 8208XBR powder and shot at 300 yards yesterday. My score was 393 with 16 X’s. The seven points I dropped were my fault. I am thoroughly impressed with these bullets. I had to adjust my seating die a little bit as these are a little more blunt near the top than the Sierras are and they shot great out of my Krieger 20″ barrel with a CLE chamber. I will definitely be stocking up on these.

  23. Mauricio (verified owner) –

    Great bullets. Loaded them for 223/5.56 and 224 Valkyrie using load data for those other 69 grainers. Sub moa through 3 rifles. Stock up, don’t hesitate to buy.

  24. Chris springmeyer (verified owner) –

    .375 MOA out of my 18″ 1:8 Larue .223. Your order fulfillment comes with with hand written thank you note each time I get one and I should really be thanking you. Couldn’t hope for any better than that even from the competitor. Spot on guys. Keep em coming and I’ll shoot em. Never had anything from RMR I didn’t like. RMR 135 MW for my 9mm and RMR 69 BTHP for my 223 is all I need to fill my reloading reserves for those calibers. Start making RMR 45s and 458s and I’d buy those too. Buy with confidence. Buy a lot.

  25. Bill (verified owner) –

    These bullets arrived very quickly to me. Fast shipping.
    They perform just like the Sierras of the same weight.

  26. Bill (verified owner) –

    These bullets arrived very quickly to me. Fast shipping.
    They perform just like the Sierras of the same weight.

  27. Keegan (verified owner) –

    Have great luck with these on a 24″ 1:8 twist gun. They have liked being loaded hot and also downloaded for cheaper target activities. Really happy with these out to 600 yards

  28. Frank Jelenko (verified owner) –

    In the 300 or so bullets tested, have gotten some very nice groups with both 2520 and Shooters World Match.
    Currently using these for practice. Need to see if there are any uncalled flyers from time to time before committing to using in matches.

  29. Bobby Simpson (verified owner) –

    Started using this bullet for my daughter starting out in high power. Works great for her at 200-300 yards. Thinking about switching to these for my own 200 yard reduced matches.

  30. Curtis Winward (verified owner) –

    Outstanding accuracy. Shot a 0.534 MOA 5-shot group at 100 yards out of a 20″ 1 in 8 twist .223 Wylde Wilson Combat Super Sniper AR-15 barrel with Alliant AR-COMP as the propellant.

  31. Tim Branagan (verified owner) –

    Shot very well. Loaded to test reloading procedures (anneal vs not, trimmed vs not), ended up getting good accuracy for rifle (16″ BB AR). Shot MOA at 100 yards. Suspect with Varget, and load development can get better. Very consistent, no flyers. Shot steel out to 600 yards and performed very well (only miss was on me). Compares very favorably to other 69 grain bullet I’ve used, at much better price.

  32. LARRY BEARDSLEY (verified owner) –

    Our club is loading for a group of Junior shooters and the only thing that a flock of Juniors can go through quicker than groceries is ammunition. Over the summer each of our Juniors shot about 800 rounds in practice and matches – close to 2500 rounds total.

    We worked up a good load of WC-842 (our batch was 23.4 grains)and we verified the loads with several of our High Master shooters at 200 and 300 yards- our range limits. The High Masters (including a Distinguished Rifleman and a State Champion) declared that the load/bullet combination was as good as their worked-up match loads out to 300-yards.

    We had to switch to WC-844 for 2022 (it looks like about 24 grains to get back to the sweet spot) – but we wil continue to use RMR 69-brain for all of our 200 and 300-yard practice and match competition. Out at 500 and 600 we will go to a heavier bullet, but that won’t be often. RMR will be our bullet of choice for this next year – probably close to 5000 rounds with our new shooters.

  33. Hcnfan –

    Great bullet! Borrowed some from friend to see if I’d like them. Loaded and shot. Great accurate bullet. Easy load workup.

    **Would buy a .264 version of this bullet by the thousands, FOR SURE!!

  34. fwrrhpdirector (verified owner) –

    We did accuracy testing for our 2022 Junior load and you can read the full story here:

    https://www.rmrbullets.com/forums/topic/loading-for-juniors/

    A quick summary: At 100 yards, five 5-shot groups from five shooters all fell into an X-ring dispersion.

    If you can’t hit it with these bullets, it’s not the bullet’s fault…..

  35. Harold Wethington (verified owner) –

    Loaded up a ladder series and went to the range. Fourth series put 4 shots in the same hole with a “flyer” that opened the group up to 1/2″. The worst group of the series was 1″. In short, these are fantastic! A must have for a 1/7 twist barrel.

  36. Mike C. (verified owner) –

    These projectiles shoot lights out from both of the 14.5″ SR-15’s I own. Average group size is right under an inch at 100 yards and they hold MOA out to 600 yards which is as far as I have been able to shoot them due to range restrictions. These projectiles make shooting reduced sized steel to 600 yards child’s play. I’ve run these over AR-COMP, BL-C(2), and H335 all with more than satisfactory results so they aren’t finicky with various powders from what I’ve seen. Additionally, I’ve gotten the velocities as high as 2,710 FPS from 14.5″ guns but these projectiles seem to shine in the 2,630 fps range. SD for this velocity/Load with H335 was 4.5 which is incredibly consistent.

    Buy with confidence folks RMR is a great company, they’ve made a projectile that is exceptional and rivals many of the more expensive ones. No need to pay double! I’ve been a long standing customer and will continue to be loyal to RMR as they’ve been great in every way. By the way, if you love these projectiles as much as I do check out their 124 JHP Multi purpose rounds if you haven’t already. They are fantastic as well. RMR, you all knocked it out of the park with these. PLEASE make something like this in the 103’ish-108 grain weight for .243, so I can get the costs down on my 6 ARC and still keep shooting tiny groups.

  37. Fred (verified owner) –

    I have a 1-9″ twist that likes them and a 1-8″ twist that doesn’t. Good duplicate of the ever famous SMK.

    • Jacob Wilcox –

      I’ve found that my 1-8″ prefers a shorter seating depth. You might try going short with them.

  38. PJ Jones (verified owner) –

    Ordered some over the summer and have tested them compared to SMK. Group size, velocities, and SDs are comparable. I think this is going to be a good bullet. Will order again.

  39. Pat Jones (verified owner) –

    I did a comparison between these and 69 SMK. They were very similar in SD, ES, and velocity. Groups were very comparable as well. I did wet tumble them to remove some media on them before testing. I think this bullet is going to be great

  40. Karle Woodward (verified owner) –

    I’ve only tested in one rifle using 1 powder, so keep that in mind. So far these are solid sub-moa bullets. Not getting the groups that some are reporting. But will average under 1 moa consistently. May try more powders to see if I can find that sweet combination. Even if I don’t, these are a bargain. I’ve ordered from RMR several times and always have good service. I recommend them to my friends.

  41. S (verified owner) –

    Most accurate bullet I have found for my rifle. A 20” FN barrel, 1:7 twist classic A2 build. 26gr of leverevolution, 1x fired lupua match brass, cci41 primer, 1.75”case trim, 2.215” coal was making about 1/2moa. Need to retest a few times to make sure it wasn’t a fluke but so far all testing was moa or less with other loads. Before these bullets anything around 2 moa was great.
    All these bullets must be coming out of one series of forming dies or something.

  42. shootem –

    How bout a question instead. Anybody shot coyote sized critters or bigger? How’d that work out?

  43. Steve Arnett (verified owner) –

    These shoot as good or better than your competitors 69 gr. CFE or Varget doesn’t make any difference. 1 in 8 or 1in 7. And not to mention the price!

  44. Steve Arnett (verified owner) –

    These shoot as good or better than your competitors 69 gr. CFE or Varget doesn’t make any difference. 1 in 8 or 1in 7. And not to mention the price!

  45. Dan (verified owner) –

    It’s a good product by can’t seem to get the right load down. I’m using a 16” 1/8 barrel using CFE/ Varget and AA2230 with different loads with OAL 2.25 they are all over the place. My friend tried them with 20” 1/8 and did much better. Any suggestions!!!!!!!!

  46. Daniel Haggar (verified owner) –

    These don’t shoot worth a darn in my 223 match service rifle using CFE223 and TAC. Was hoping these would be comparable to a 69 Sierra MK, but not even close. Disappointing. Not near as accurate as some of RMR’s jacketed pistol bullets.

  47. Mr. Painless –

    I obtained some of these from a fellow shooter, and loaded to mag length, Rem 7 1/2 primers, and 26.0 grn. of CFE-223, shot consistent .7 MOA. This from a 20″ WOA match rifle( 1/7), with irons.
    With no wind and at 600 yds, shot a 22 round group of .81 MOA.
    About to order as much as my CC allows.
    If this won’t shoot well in your rifle of correct twist, play with seating depth. If you still can’t get these to group, you need a new barrel, or scrutinize your loading and/or shooting techniques.
    I’ve been loading 5.56 for decades, and it’s fall-off-a-log easy to make a decent, accurate load.
    These bullets, and more importantly, RMR’s excellent service, are incredible.
    Jake, you satisfy a very real need in the shooting world, and I thank you personally for it. Please extend my thanks and gratitude to all your employees , for they surely take pride in their work!

  48. Mac (verified owner) –

    I use these for 100-300-yd CMP Service Rifle shooting through a 1/7″ twist White Oak barrel. While I’ve also improved with a new coat and practicing more in general, I am having the highest scores I’ve ever done shooting these bullets. They are absolutely top notch. My last 50-round match had my best score ever at 490-22X. Everyone wanted to know what bullet I was using. They all wrote down RMR’s website. Will we ever see RMR in-house heavier .22s, and 6.5mm and .30-cal bullets, please?!

  49. steve.fitch (verified owner) –

    Loaded up a few of these with some Varget and was very impressed with them so far! Will definitely be picking up some more soon

  50. charles kincaid (verified owner) –

    Shooting for long distance, Ruger American .223 bolt, 440, 550, 660, 725, 750, 780 yds in 10 mph wind in changing directions, impossible with the 55 grn Hornadys. Blew myself away! Expected this to take weeks of work at the range and just like that it happened and I could hear my hits which seems like a daydream. These bullets are not perfect, but they a really well made at their price point. Trimming up next batch today. No special brass, primers, or other voodoo of reloaders, just being careful as always. An older shooter saw my frustration with the 55’s and gave me 10 rounds of his match 69’s leading to my first hit at 780 yds. Buy them if you want to do more than plink.

  51. Charles Giles (verified owner) –

    I’ve been using these for a couple of years now at least 5,000 rounds and zero issues. Really great groups they load great I recommend these to everyone! Buy with confidence some of the tips need tipping but I’ve had to do that on more expensive bullets.

  52. Bruce –

    I got some of these last year. I did a load work up on them and was pulling 1/2 MOA or better at 100 yards. Have not shot the AR since and lost my recipe. Will have to start over again, but they did shoot great. Now this is with a stock trigger in the AR as well. Horrible triggers they put in those things, what’s up with that. I also got some 62 grain from them as well. Have not shot any yet, but if they fall in line with the 69’s I think I will be very happy. Will definitely buy again.

  53. Bobby J (verified owner) –

    Out of a AR 223 24″ 1/9 twist they were .75 MOA a little better than Sierra 69gr MK bullets. They are not the same bullet, the ogive is further up vs Sierra. So need to adjust seating die a little higher up vs Sierra or they will seat deeper. Just an observation not a positive or negative.

    I loaded them with 25.5gr of CFE 223 OAL 2.246″ no crimp with a Dillon 223 die set. = 2900 fps out of 24′ 1/9.

    I think they could take quite a market share from Sierra as long as they don’t change the pricing.

  54. Thai (verified owner) –

    Just to be clear, I really like RMR and their approach. Their offerings are great and prices are well below market.
    But, I just couldn’t get this bullet to shoot. Normal ladder test, with TAC and Varget, set a different depths. Sub MOA with SMKs, but just couldn’t get these to go. I even shot my SMKs right after testing, and got sub MOA, on 2 different occasions.
    Of course I understand that every rifle is different. Maybe I got a bad lot, maybe the powder measure was off, maybe the corn cob in the tip, maybe my rifle just doesn’t like them, I’m not sure.
    Although, my friends rifle shoots them just a hair under MOA. I gave them to him. I’ll give them another shot in the future, or try their new 75 grain offering. Four stars, because its a great looking bullet, consistent weight, consistent ogive and length, and just because it didn’t work for me, its seems to work for a lot of folks.

  55. Eric Nelson –

    I have these at a .335 g1bc in my kestrel and really like them going about 3k out of a bolt gun. 1 hole groups and no issues out to 900 aside from spotting your hits.

  56. Jeremy (verified owner) –

    Shooting out of a 24 in bull barrel under 3/8 of an in at 100yds.for a 5 shot group.still working on load development.

  57. John Winsor (verified owner) –

    I tried these in a few AR’s I shot them all the way back to the 600yd in XTC match. They shot a hair over moa at 100yds. Nothing to write home about, 69gr smk shot better. Well month ago bought a new barrel from bison Armory, it was their service rifle barrel with the 1-6.5 twist barrel with matching bolt. Decided to give these 69’s a try in it, loaded some up with varget, cci 41, lc brass seated at 2.250. These bullets shot extremely well, so well these will probably be my 200/300 yd line load..

  58. Scott Dooley (verified owner) –

    Shooting fantastic groups out to 200 yards so far. Really happy with these bullets.

    Has anyone worked up Ballistic Coefficient data on these yet? It would come in handy for a custom scope turret. I can guess using the mid range of the estimates in the description but would rather use real data if available.

    • Jacob Wilcox –

      At 3000+ FPS we have the g7 BC at .190. Basically the same as the 77 SMK.

  59. Brian (verified owner) –

    I bought these over a year or 2 ago and never loaded any. They were new and figured they weren’t that good so I’d save them for a just in case scenario. Well a few days ago I was bored and decided I would load a few with a stiff load (25.6 gr)of 2520. I was amazed at the group. It was around .7 MOA. Will definitely order more. Thank you RMR

  60. Frankie (verified owner) –

    These bullets have excellent accuracy and they are absolutely bad medicine on coyotes. This is my go to coyote bullet!!!

  61. Brian (verified owner) –

    Price is right, accuracy is very good. I only gave 4 out of 5 stars because the bullet is still in the R&D phase and will likely improve. I support RMR, I remember when Jake was starting his business and posted pictures working from his home garage. I followed his progress and gave him my business over the years while the business grew. I love these entrepreneur success stories.

  62. Tyler Adams (verified owner) –

    Have not shot passed 100yrd yet shoot very well in my ar15 will not buy hornady anymore thank you rmr team

  63. Evan T. (verified owner) –

    The bullets look great and they run just fine in my AR 15, my current loads from 16” using 22.7Gr. h335 run about 2450 but im gonna chronograph from a 24” and than run some ladder stepped charges to get about what I feel safe with bumping the velocity a little higher, and I’ll have to save the shot groups charge weights and velocity and come back and tell the tales

  64. Russell Furford (verified owner) –

    Bought these hoping they were as good as RMRs 9mm bullets and glad I did. Tested with 16” AR mid gas 1:7. Loaded with CFE 223, varget, and ar comp at 2.235 following SMK oal. All 3 powders shot .75”-.90” at 100 and 200 yds. 22.5 gr of ar comp had 2 groups at 10 rds each that shot under .500” at 200 yds. Can’t wait to try the 75 grain, going to order 1000 of each tonight!

  65. Triggermeister (verified owner) –

    My Valkyrie really likes these bullets over the heavier 90gr ones. It put 3 shots though the same hole at 100 yards single loading each into my AR platform. For accuracy tests I use a single shot mag that allows the bullet to chamber directly without bouncing around. Thanks RMR! Great job 👏

  66. Jefferson (verified owner) –

    16” barrel with 7 twist didn’t like these at all. Multiple powders and charges tested and 100 yard groups were 4 -6 inches for 5 shots. Conventional 55 gr SP was grouping just under an inch. Not saying the bullets are at fault but I haven’t found a combination that works with them

  67. daniel (verified owner) –

    very good round, i use them for target shooting, and deer and coyote works like a charm out of my 20in ar using tac powder. will buy more when they are back instock

  68. Andrew Bauer (verified owner) –

    I bought this to replace my 69gr Sierra bullets and won my last two matches. Will be buying all my bullets from RMR. Hope they will be making more in calibers I shoot!

  69. Doug Mondt (verified owner) –

    Shot a 9 shot composite group at 0.5″ at 100 yrds. 5 of those shots were stacked up on each other in about .25″. I did not let my barrel cool, just shot. I think the group drifted as the barrel got warmer. I was very pleased with this bullet.

  70. shoot4fun03 –

    Getting ready to buy some of your 224 69gr bullets for my Valkyrie that I prairie dog hunt with. I’m not an expert by any means, but I do reload a lot. I have no clue what 3GH means, and I’m curious! Any help with that would be great!
    Brad Wans

  71. David Fisher (verified owner) –

    Bought the 69s to try since the 77smks are more expensive, loaded up some mixed brass with 23.0-24.5 of the Winchester Staball match powder just to see since there’s not a lot of data for it yet. All 4 groups fit under a quarter granted it was at 50 yards for my zero but if it shoots bad there then 100 plus yards isn’t worth trying. Going to load some more and stretch it out now, I’m impressed and I like supporting smaller companies that make good products. Didn’t bring chrono to check velocity but I will next time

  72. Verified Purchaser (verified owner) –

    Shot better than 69 grain Nosler CC with the same load of RE 15. 5 holes touching at 100 yards from a Savage Model 10 bolt gun 1-9 twist. Great bullet.

  73. Dorell McChesney (verified owner) –

    Bullets look very good and arrived before the tracking information showed they were shipped! For this quality and price I expect to be back for more.

  74. Steve H. (verified owner) –

    A friend mentioned these bullets to me so I bought 1,000 to give them a try.
    Loaded in once fired LC brass with CCI #41 primers. I tried 4 different recipes of powder
    using BLC-2, CFE-223, TAC, and Win 748. I tested 10 rounds of each at the shooting range for accuracy and velocity.
    In a run of the mill AR-15 with 16″ barrel all loads averaged 1″ at 100 m.
    Velocity ran from 2750 fps to 2850 fps. The load with TAC was the best at just over a 1/2 inch 5 shot group at 2847 fps average.
    Tried two other rifles and got similar results. Superb bullets in my opinion. I haven’t tried them on coyotes yet…. but that is planned.
    I would recommend these bullets as they were consistent, well built, and shoot great at a superb price.

  75. David (verified owner) –

    Ok, so a bit different approach here.. I wanted to see how these bullets would do in worst case scenario. I used mixed range brass (all same dies and prep), mixed primers (Fed, CCI, Rem) and surplus WC844 (24.5grn), seated 2.25 col.

    20 rnds from a precision bolt gun still managed to hold 2moa (3.9″) @ 200yds. Mean radius was 1.1″.

    Outstanding bullets!

  76. Chris (verified owner) –

    It took a few tries with 4 different powders, but I knew these would shoot if I kept trying. They’d tease out a good session with multiple 1″ and 1.1″ groups, then I’d try again and couldn’t get it to repeat. I finally found a powder that gives more consistent results and plan to stick with it. I have about half my initial order left and enough of powder to finish off these projectiles. I might try the 75s next time.

  77. Sn1911 (verified owner) –

    First time reload for riffle, ordered 500 base on good reviews.
    settle with 24.7 grain of Varget on LC brass and Rem 7-1/2 primer, .25″ MOA at 100 yard , vel 2720 FPS out of 1:7 barrel -, COl 2.255″
    and with 25 grain og CFE223 , Frontier brass and Rem 7-1/2 primer, .75″ MOA at 100 yard , vel 2740 FPS out of 1:7 barrel , COL 2.255″
    Very happy , going to order more of these bullets before it gone.

  78. Tim (verified owner) –

    Just finished my first 500. I’ve finally found a charge and oal length that works great from both of my AR 16 and 20″ . They are nice shooting bullets, sub moa with a 3 gun scope and can easily and repeatedly hit targets at 400 almost no fun anymore. It’s to easy. Great bullets!

  79. Dan B (verified owner) –

    Great bullets, they shoot very consistently tight groups. They’re nearly perfect!

  80. Tim (verified owner) –

    Nice bullets.excellent price and they shoot great ! ! Half the price of March kings and shoot the same and cheaper than 68 Hornady and these shoot way better than them . I’m buying more . If you haven’t tried them you won’t be disappointed.

  81. michaeldraeger (verified owner) –

    These bullets are great, especially considering the price. I measured a handful and the tolerances appear to be on par with SMKs. I shot them in 2 AR-15s – a seasoned 16″ BCM CHF and a new 20″ Proof stainless barrel. Both averaged sub MOA at 100 yards. Proof barrel averaged around 0.6″, BCM averaged around 0.9″. The best 5 shot group was 0.34″ and the worst was 1.26″. I tried a couple different loads with Varget and AA2520, used data for Sierra 69gr SMK.

  82. Ian H (verified owner) –

    I love these bullets! They shoot great with in my 1:7 and 1:9 twist barrels with multiple powders. They and consistently moa or under in my bolt gun and as accurate as others in my ar with a red dot. Beware that they do not always expand on water jugs so may not be the best for hunting unless you take the time to clean/open up the hollow point. It seems that about 1/3 pass through like a fmj. Still well worth trying and using for me.

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