Montana Gold .357 sig bullets in a 38super comp?

[ipscjoe]

I have two guns that refuse to shoot the truncated MG 124 JHP's......I've tried every length imaginable and no go....I refuse to go bending on my magazines when they work perfectly with other bullet profiles so I've been stuck with round nose cmj's

I was looking at the MG website and found the .357 sig bullets

There is a JHP that is more of a round nose profile and they are sized the same .355

Is there any reason not to use these in my super comp say like overall length or something weird like that that I'm missing?

has anyone used them before?......

Thanks

[rishii]

Not a direct answer to the question,but my supers didn't like the Montana gold 124 jhp ether

I couldn't get them to feed and tried different bullet lengths

I switched to delta precision 124jhp and my feeding problems went away

Edited April 7, 2016 by rishii

[bowenbuilt]

I have shot a great deal of these in 9mm minor. They have a very blunt nose so the OAL in an un-throated barrel is going to be very short. Other than that they shoot great and are extremely accurate in all my guns. All of my 9mm's have been throated so I can load them out to 1.135, but that is about the limit even for my throated barrels. If short OAL's don't bother you buy a batch, they load and shoot very nicely.

[Glk21C]

Why not just use mg 124 cmj?

[ipscjoe]

The base of the jhp makes them more accurate.

[superdude]

I've used the MG SIG JHP bullet in 38 Super / SC. They work well.