zero bullets

[glock40sw23]

just did a search for zero bullets on this site with no luck. anyone have feedback? i shot 3 samples of 5 each. also have loaded and fired rainier and berry plated but would prefer zero jacketed. any recomendations? 40,45,38/357? thanks

 

[armoredman]

I haven't tried them yet, but I believe Angus carries them at czcustom.com.

 

[ants]

Hello, Glock...

Go to Google or your favorite search engine. Enter 'Zero' as the search term. Then enter http://www.thehighroad.org in the box "Search within a site or domain". It will help you get more search hits than the small search function from v-bulletin. We have indeed covered this subject before.

Angus is out of most Zero except two or three sizes.

 

[ir3e971]

I have shot zero bullets in 9mm and in 38/357. They seem to work just dandy in my pistols.

This is where I ordered mine from.

http://www.rozedist.com/

 

[Walkalong]

A similar thread from the other day.

 

[RVenick]

I agree with ir3e971. I use them in 9mm, 357, 40 SW and 45acp. They work just fine. I also order them from the same place.

 

[MichiganShootist]

I have reloaded and shot MANT MANY thousands of Zero bullets. (all .45 ACP FMJs)

I love them and the are VERY popular with the competition shooters.

I'd guess that Zeros and Montana Gold are the top two FMJs reloaded by USPSA/IDPA shooters.

Mark

 

[atblis]

Precision delta also sells bullets of similar quality. They have the cheapest prices on jacketed bullets that I've ever been able to find. They are pretty swamped at the moment. Back order is something along the lines of 6 weeks.

 

[Burrito]

Can't complain about the 2000 I ordered several months ago. I've shot 500 or so, and had no problems shooting nice groups.

 

[RVenick]

I don't know if Zero has a bigger manufacturing ability than PD but they get stuff out quick. The last time I ordered from PD it took a few months. I ordered from Zero thru Roze their website said 4 to 6 weeks. I got em in 6 days. The only time it took more then a few weeks was when I ordered some 40SW bulllets and that took 4 weeks. 9mm, 38/357, 45acp all have came with in 2 weeks. Plus Roze has free shipping on any order, PD you have order at least 2000 or more to get free shipping. Not putting PD down they make a good product but if you need em, you need em.

 

[hddeluxe]

I have shot thousands of Zero bullets from Roze Distrubiing without any problems whatsoever. I have shot 9mm, .40, .45, 38/357 and 223.

I would recommend their bullets to anyone. Since they also offer free shipping that is a bonus. Also, their prices are some of the best on the net.

 

[frankt]

I agree, I have shot thousands of .38,9MM and .45 from Roze and they are a good deal.

 

[bullseye308]

I have fired a few thousand of the Zero bullets in 9mm, 38, & 357. Until I started casting it was all I used and had exactly 0 problems. I loaded & fired 14,500 rounds of those calibers total last year with no issues. If I was to buy jacketed again it would be Zero bullets.

BTW, my local toy shop stocks them, so I picked them up as needed.

 

[Maj Dad]

Used to use Zeros for CF pistol matches in the late 70's - excellent quality then, likely the same now. They're like a comfortable old shoe in a store full of new ones, high & low quality, but still new.