Frontier bullets

[jpease]

Does any have any experience with frontier bullets out of an open gun. How do they shoot? Do they leave alot of lead in the comp? 

[Matt1]

They are all I shoot. Out of a Czechmate making 170+ PF

No leading to worry about. I haven’t “had” to clean a barrel in a long time but pushing a brush through it every 3-4 months makes me feel better.

Where I live jacketed bullets are expensive so we shoot these instead.


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[Don_B]

I use them for practice in my open pistol. Since they are plated there is no exposed lead. Just be careful not to overcrimp them as that can adversely affect accuracy. 

[jpease]

Thanks everyone for the info. I think I'll give them a try

[hmg1]

Has anyone tried the "Match" in 124gr. or 121 Gr.  Can you tell a difference between them and the non match ones?

[vince]

They were all i shot for a long time, but can`t seem to get my local dealer to get off his butt and order more of them. If there are places i can buy them online, i sure would like to find it. I shoot ALOT of the Frontier plated. No leading issues at all in my comped guns. Accuracy was very good. Product consistency was actually really good in every shipment of 9mm & 45cal bullets i`ve ever bought. I dont think they are made in the USA. As another poster said, be cautious with crimping, as Frontiers bullets are pretty soft. The plating seems pretty decent. I`ve recovered several after shooting them, and are all intact. I plowed some into a dirt pile, recovered them, some of the plating gone, but was expected. If you can find them, shoot`em! They are pretty good cheap bullets to load and shoot. I wish i could find them again.