380 Auto 9MM and 40 S&W AMMO in Phoenix, Arizona For Sale

I have (380 AUTO 100gr. round nose flat pt.),( 9mm 115 gr. Rainer JHP & Full Metal Jacket Round Nose).( 9mm 115gr Hornady HAP hollow pt.)(9mm 115 gr Hornady XTP +P hollow pt.)( 40 cal. 180 gr. Rainer JHP) These are quality, magnum reloads. Unlike some reloads that sometime have feeding and chambering problems, these are 100% crimped and chamber gauged, so they will load (feed) and chamber just like factory new, with the added benefit of magnum powder charge and premium components. Winchester primers, Bullseye powder, Hornady & Rainier LeadSafe Total Copper Jacketed Bullets. Hornady HAP and XTP hollow pts. Are extremely accurate projectiles, The HAP is geared toward target and competition shooting and XTP for hunting and self-defense. Rainer projectiles are Electroplated with a pure, copper jacket that covers the swaged lead core so there's no lead exposed to hot gases from burning gunpowder ? the cause of lead vapors that can accumulate at dangerous levels at shooting ranges. Electroplating produces a molecular bond so strong between the copper and lead that they will not separate when fired, so you will enjoy cleaner shooting and less barrel fouling. Along with quality components, my reloading process, pays attention to small and yet important details. If you are interested, a brief description of the process, starts with the brass. I process batches of 500 pcs. at a time. I hand count them and inspect them, removing any dented, cracked, or wrong caliber cases that I find. Next they are sprayed with a solvent that helps to loosen and removes dirt, oxidation, and powder discoloration & residue. This solvent also helps to lubricate the cases as they are put through the decapping and sizing die. After decapping and sizing they are washed in a detergent to remove all the dirt and solvent. Then they are put in a tumbler with a combination of polish and wax & tumbled for 24 hrs. After tumbling, they are 100% checked with a chamber gage, Next I will insert the primers. From there they will go to the expander die, which slightly flares the opening so that the bullet (projectile) will more easily press into position straight. After the expander die, the powder is added. This must be done with extreme precision. Too much and the gun could explode, too little and you could get poor performance and jamming. I use a Dillion electronic scale and keep my loads to +/- 1/10th of a grain, of the desired load. Next the bullet is seated and pressed to achieve the correct O.A.L. (over all length,) After pressing in the bullet, they are then crimped to bring the flared brass opening, up close and tight to the bullet. Finally they will be chamber gaged a final time to insure the bullet will feed and chamber correctly. If you have any questions about reloading data, please email me, texting is too time consuming for long questions. You can try out my reloads, with a no risk sample offer. Any order will also contain a sample bag of 6 rds. try them in your gun, if your not happy with their performance, simply return the order and receive a full refund. I live on the North side of Phoenix and orders under 500 rds. will need to be picked up at 7th St. & the 101. The exact address would be xxxx5 N. 7th Street Phoenix. , ( This is a Quick Trip ) Orders over 500 rds. we can meet somewhere convenient to both of us. .......380 auto 100gr. RNFP - $30 per 100??9mm Rainer 115gr. JHP & Round Nose - $25 per 100??9mm Hornady 115 gr. HAP/ JHP - $30 per 100?.?9mm Hornady 115gr. XTP/JHP +P -$20 per 50rds?.?.40 cal. 180 gr. JHP - $35 per 100
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