Frontier Bullets 115gr, 121gr or 124gr-Match for Stock III

[KommBat]

Hi there,

I have shot115gr H&N, 124gr Geco and 130gr FP's so far.

No problems for the last 5.000rd's.

Now I have the oportunety to get some Frontier Bullets.

I liked the feel of the 115gr. H&N HP's the most (4.3gr N320/oal29.0)

Direct, fast cyceling, positiv kick and almost no muzzel-flip.

The sights almost never left the "A".

I like that!!!!

So I am thinking about the Frontier 115gr RN.

But I am not sure if they are accurate enough for

serious IPSC?

I am almost away from the 121gr. FP's. I read a lot about problems with flatpoints in TaFo's.

And I used a handful of this load from a Glock Shooter. Had no chance to find Out the oal.

But I had problems to chamber them. Even when shooting. Had no probs with the 130gr FP's

I have shoot...they seam to have a longer tip.

The 124gr RN - Match. Heard that this One is quiet accurate. I belive EricG is shooting those in Open and Prod.

But not as flat shooting as a 115gr bullet. Therefore the jacked is thicker which should make it more accurate.

I have Seen guys shooting at the World shoot with there SP01's with NO visible muzzel rise.

I want that! And accuracy...of cource....all in a 115gr. Frontier Bullet...

Can I have it???

What are your experiance with TaFo's and this 3 rounds?

I am leaning toward the 124gr. Match right now since I belive that I can rather life with a bit more muzzel rise then

an unaccurate bullet.

What are your experiance?

Tank you guy's!

Rob

[Bob DuBois]

While I haven't shot the 115's, I've had good results with Frontier 147's in 9mm. Shooting them in my Glock 34 and STI Trojan. Like the recoil of the heavier bullet using Solo 1000.

[KommBat]

Yeah! The 147gr. shot soft. But too much movement for me. Too slow cyceling.

There is a saying...the heavyer the Gun, the lighter the Bullets. And the other way arround.

Was that a roundnose or Flatpoint bullet?

Have you ever Shot it in a TaFo ?

[Hi-Power Jack]

Probably best if you buy samples of the three bullets

and try 100 or so of each - see which you prefer (and

your gun prefers).

[Danfoglio54]

I have used 147 gr Frontier RN bullets in my Tanfoglio Match 9 mm. They shoot very well for me.. I use VV N320 .... 3.2 grains with an OAL of 1.145 gives a PF of 132. Much less snappier than 124 grainers at the same PF.

RDG