elantra2004

over all length differnt calibers differnt lenghts dont make mistake like i did BUY a MICROMETER

what took you 3 min. would have taken me 3 hours thanx very much your knowledge will help dearly

what is difference between jacket or plated i just want to shoot and have fun is 1 harder on gun than other iam trying my luck on reloads foe fun

what does anybody feel about berrysbullets they seem pretty good on what i read

this is all i have think federal might be goldmatch 205m that is all i know

wanting to find matchking primers any info will help need for 223

flip how do you feel about reloads for pp

want to know which is better for low recoil .heavy bullet or lighter ? also does powder make a diff` i like unique powder my self

Montana Gold JHP bullets are different in a number of ways from Speer's Gold Dot. Most notably construction, total bearing surface and jacket hardness. Unless you are quite experienced at handloading I wouldn't try to use Gold Dot reload data. If you are quite experienced in handloading you'd have manuals. (hint) I personally use load data for the Hornady xtp when loading a M.G. JHP for the first time and I always start with the lowest load first. I also use factory loaded store bought rounds in my CCW and home defense pistols. thanx everybody ihave reloaded b4 just could not find any mention on mont.gold you guys are great thanx again Ed

i have checked them no mention of goldmontana company said to compare to golddot speer what do you think

no dont have. i have checked on aliant they mention golddot not montanagold guess iwill use these for plinking.was told by seller good for protection told wrong

Do you have a loading guide? Alliant has their data posted online: http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/default.aspx Using a handload for personal protection is a very, very, very, very, very bad idea. Using a Montana Gold JHP for personal protection only makes it worse. It's designed as an accuracy bullet, not a self-defense round, and there really is a difference. R,

Do you have a loading guide? Alliant has their data posted online: http://www.alliantpowder.com/reloaders/default.aspx Using a handload for personal protection is a very, very, very, very, very bad idea. Using a Montana Gold JHP for personal protection only makes it worse. It's designed as an accuracy bullet, not a self-defense round, and there really is a difference. R,

have 40calswmp using unique powder 155 grain gold montana jhp will use for personal protection can any body tell me load reccomendation for this combo