Sellier & bellot 9 mm

[herman]

There is a special on this Ammo in the dealer classified section. Any one know this brand?
thanks

 

[rkwjunior]

I tried to buy Ammo from them before and they said that My zipcode was restricted.

 

[Jose]

Good stuff. I shot it by the case before I started reloading 9 mm

 

[abundigas]

I have used it, Have never had any problems. Functions good in Semi auto pistols, and Full Auto SMG.

 

[bolt]

Gone till 01/09/13, well worth it ammo.

 

[ntomsw]

I love that stuff, when you can find it cheap. Sometimes Cabela's runs specials on the 9mm for like $9 per 50 rounds. It's good ammo. I have shot the 9mm and .45auto. It's expensive, but good ammo.

 

[Knuckle Dragger]

I'm iffy on it. I've shot plenty of it some of which I bought of a guy whose gun wouldn't cycle with it. I don't like reloading it. Using a magnet I've detected steel in some of it. Also, the rim is a little off and doesn't sit as firmly in the shell plate as it should.

 

[garandman]

I've fired it a fair amount and find it to be decently accurate.

 

[devnull]

A buddy of mine has shot a few thousand rounds of it and I've shot about 500 so far. Great stuff.

 

[herman]

Thanks

 

[Coyote33]

$9/50 rounds?

Where?

(I still have boxes marked at $6.50 and $6.99 for 50 on my shelf.)

 

[ntomsw]

$9/50 rounds?

Where?

(I still have boxes marked at $6.50 and $6.99 for 50 on my shelf.)

$7 for 50 rounds? How old is it?

 

[herman]

$9/50 rounds?

Where?

(I still have boxes marked at $6.50 and $6.99 for 50 on my shelf.)

I'll give you 7.10 a box!

 

[carbuncle]

There is a special on this Ammo in the dealer classified section. Any one know this brand?
thanks

I like it, it shoots hotter than other brands but works reliably in my 5906 and 6906.

 

[KH56010]

Ran a couple hundred rounds of it through my SR9C when I had it (notorious for light primer strikes) and never had any issues.

 

[Gammon]

I have never fired the stuff, but I have tried to reload the brass. S&B is probably the worst 9mm brass I have ever loaded. If you are buying loaded ammo with the intent of re using the brass, it might be wiser to spend a little more $ and get better brass.

 

[eisenhow]

I have never fired the stuff, but I have tried to reload the brass. S&B is probably the worst 9mm brass I have ever loaded. If you are buying loaded ammo with the intent of re using the brass, it might be wiser to spend a little more $ and get better brass.

Absolutely. All the S&B brass I find gets put in the scrap bucket.

 

[marvelshooter]

I'm iffy on it. I don't like reloading it.

I have not reloaded much of it in 9mm but the .45's that I have loaded have very tight primer pockets. I prefer any other brand.

 

[Jose]

I have never fired the stuff, but I have tried to reload the brass. S&B is probably the worst 9mm brass I have ever loaded. If you are buying loaded ammo with the intent of re using the brass, it might be wiser to spend a little more $ and get better brass.

What was wrong with it?

As to why it sucked, I'm gonna bet that since reloading is nowhere near popular in the EU as it is here most European ammo makers (with the notable exception of Norma and Lapua) don't care about the reloadability of the cases.

 

[marvelshooter]

What was wrong with it?

I load pistol on a Square Deal and have to go back and seat all the primers in S&B cases with a Lee hand primer. There are just to many of them that are not seated properly. No problems with any other brand.

 

[bill o]

What was wrong with it?

As to why it sucked, I'm gonna bet that since reloading is nowhere near popular in the EU as it is here most European ammo makers (with the notable exception of Norma and Lapua) don't care about the reloadability of the cases.

The primer pockets have little chamfer. I usually just wiggle the case to get alignment and they go in fine.