Who makes a good 9mm 147gr FP bullet that is coated for reloading?

[huntersdog]

Looking for using them for target shooting and also for woods carry loads. Looking to pickup a few 1000 of them.

Thanks

[LaPoint]

I've shot and loaded both ACME Bullets and BAYOU Bullets in 147 grn FP and had very good result. I'm sure there are many other companies who make great bullets.

[CastingFool]

Check out Casting Machine, he's a member here. I use his 115 gr 9mm, and they work well for me.

[Jhopson]

Check out Hoosier Bullets, we should have some 147’s in stock.
www.Hoosierbullets.com


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[oldsalt444]

Bear Creek Supply

https://www.bearcreeksupplybullets.com/9mm147

Their coating is a moly impregnated resin that's the best I've seen. Absolutely no leading.

[mdi]

I rarely buy bullets anymore, but do when I don't have a mold for the bullet I want to try. I go to Acme Bullets first and 99% of the time they had what I wanted (haven't tried for a while, but visiting the site they are hit pretty hard with the present situation too). Good quality, (casting and coating), good prices and quick shipping. I like the boxes too!

[cwlongshot]

Im partial to the Lyman 356637 bb mold. It drop heavy unless ya cast with HARD stuff. But it works well for me. But I shoot in my 357 sig and 38 Super. I dont shoot 9mm.

CW

[Hanzy4200]

The Lyman 356637 isn't a true FN, but it's not a RN either. Bit in between. Closest thing to what you asked for in a production mold that I know of.

[wallacem]

I am real fond of Hoozier bullets. Nice. Wallacem in Ga

[lesterktm]

I have used the Berrys 147gn FP. They worked just fine. They are currently out of stock. berrysmfg.com