Zero Bullets

[Satch]

Anyone ever use Zero Bullets from an outfit called Northwest Loading Supply. Seen their site on Gunbroker.com. 1000 9mm FMJ for $55.00-Free shipping. Just wondering if there any good.

 

[ChristopherG]

Dude, that's a rip-off, because you can order directly from Zero for 52 bucks (including shipping). Rozedist.com is their address.

I haven't used their nines, but I have used .357 and .45's--lead and jacketed in both--and they are a great bullet for practice or action competition.

 

[Ala Dan]

Chris is right on target. I too order from ROZE. Well
satisfied with ZERO products and service.

Best Wishes,
Ala Dan, N.R.A. Life Member

 

[Black Snowman]

I've used their .357 and .40 bullets with excellent results. When I bought mine http://www.southernbellebrass.com/ had the best deals. Not sure how they compare now.

 

[g56]

I have ordered Zero bullets from Roze Dist, good prices and excellent service!

http://www.rozedist.com/index.htm

Free shipping on bullet orders of 1,000 or more!

 

[mpthole]

The only ones I've tried from them were 230 gr JHP. I had nothing but problems with them, in both my 1911 and H&K USP's. I might try their 230 FMJ sometime, but not in any hurry after the last experience.

 

[Arub]

I, too, buy the Zero's from Roze.

158 grain JHP for .357 magnum
230/185 grain JHP and FMJ for .45auto
180 grain JHP for .40S&W
and
125 grain FMJ and JHP for 9mm

Never any problem with any of them.

Delivery is usually within two days of placing order. Roze is/are great people to deal with.

Shipping and handling is no charge for orders of 1000 bullets or more, you can split an order 500/500 and still get the free shipping.

 

[strambo]

I've got bullets from roze too...and I've ordered other ammo from NW reloading. Namely Hornady TAP 12 ga ammo and recently 250 speer gold dot 9mm 124g +p for $48. Good prices and service.