.40 165 Gr. Full Metal Jacket Bullets *PULLED*
Description
40 caliber pulled bullets, from demilled factory ammo. These may look a little rough, with often pronounced crimp lines, but they should shoot okay for plinking, target practice, and informal matches. Bullet weight doesn’t seem to be very consistent, so it is advised to sort by weight if you are going for accuracy.
*Pulled bullets may have been hand sorted. This means your order may include some random bullets of another style or caliber. It is recommended that you examine your bullets before loading them.
Additional information
| Weight | 0.3771 oz |
|---|---|
| Count | 250, 500, 1,000, 2,000 |
1 review for .40 165 Gr. Full Metal Jacket Bullets *PULLED*
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R. NELSON –
I purchased the 180 gr. FMJ
brass coating not copper..anyway loaded 1000 rounds and upon inspection I noticed when I pinched a round with thumb and index finger the bullet would ‘pop’ down into case!..not all did this just a hundred yeah! I checked every one of them!..I got blisters!..the only thing I can figure is that they had some kind of lubricant not greasy more like graphite or teflon?..so I sprayed the bullets with brake cleaner wiped them down..loaded them good to go…
Always check your finished product!..act accordingly.