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Posted: 6/26/2024 12:00:53 AM EDT
Company is ROCKETFIRE in Gilbert.
I want to suppert a local company Im just wonding if anyone has ever used them, and your thoughts |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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Sorry, never heard of them. Are they a remanufacturer?
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Would say they are reman since all pictures have casings of very different brands. I think these guys showed up at local shows in the valley but I never checked them out since reman is figure of good QC and I would be hesitant to test another one...
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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I've seen them for sale at Shoppers. Have never shot any, sorry no help there.
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[Last Edit: zentradi]
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Attached File
So their image for the packaging of Rocket Fire #6 appears to be 6.6gr of Competition pushing a 147gr 9mm bullet at @1,175fps Their webpage description then says: 4.2gr COMPETITION POWDER 147gr RN COPPER/LEAD PROJECTILE ONCE-USED MILITARY BRASS CASE 905 ft/sec Exit Velocity ~ PowerFactor 133 Attached File And book load for Ramshot Competition 147gr 9mm varies slightly for bullet brand, but usually is 3gr of Competition OR LESS Not sure I want to press my luck with them, but maybe I'm reading that wrong. https://www.rocketfire.biz/products/rocketfire-9mm-147grain-round-nose-6857 Attached File |
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If you are putting a lot of effort into arguing with me, you are probably really just wasting your time, sorry.
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I'm really just more interested in their load data because I picked up a pound of Ramshot Competition to play with.
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If you are putting a lot of effort into arguing with me, you are probably really just wasting your time, sorry.
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I'm a bit curious if the 115/124gr loads would actually be useful and less expensive for USPSA vs usual factory stuff I use (FED, PMC, Magtech).
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USMC 85-93
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I was hoping to have it by now sice they are 6 miles from my house, I wanted to shoot it while in pinetop
I even suggested I could stop by and pick up my order, they said no since its a factory this what I ordered: 50 rds of #2 223 55 gr 50 rds #22 300blk 200 gr subsonic 100 rds #6 9mm 147 gr subsonic total shipped $105 |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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Originally Posted By DMG-LDS: I was hoping to have it by now sice they are 6 miles from my house, I wanted to shoot it while in pinetop I even suggested I could stop by and pick up my order, they said no since its a factory this what I ordered: 50 rds of #2 223 55 gr 50 rds #22 300blk 200 gr subsonic 100 rds #6 9mm 147 gr subsonic total shipped $105 View Quote Their site reads "available in-store," and you can't pick it up? That's a load of hooey. |
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That sucks you can't do local pick up. I've never heard of them, but they're only a mile away from me. Paying for shipping would be stupid at that point.
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I have so many people at my range shooting reman stuff and having problems. Saving a couple pennies isn't worth the problems to me. I go through a ton of ammo and I just buy Iin bulk. Stay away from ammo Inc seen so many problems
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[Last Edit: AZ_SBR]
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OP, Badlands Munitions Co. would be a far better choice. They're in Queen Creek and are quickly making a name for themselves. I've purchased about 500 rounds of their 9mm ammo including their Fat Bastard subsonic 147gr and their subsonic hollow points. Buy and shoot with confidence! I've also bought some of their swag and taken an EDC Defense class through Phantom Concepts--which is affiliated with Badlands (one of the trainers works there). Lastly, they've hosted a few shooting events that I've attended. I feel like a fanboy at this point, but these dudes are solid.
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Ammo was delivered yesterday by an employee
My 147g 9mm was holding up the delivery Ill try to shoot it next weekend to see how it does |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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Why buy reman at 24cpr when factory brass cased 9mm ammo is available at Ammo AZ for $235/1000rds? Last time I bought a case, it was Magtech brand.
Also, True Shot Ammo in Tempe has some good prices on factory 9mm ammo. |
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Originally Posted By RRALower: Why buy reman at 24cpr when factory brass cased 9mm ammo is available at Ammo AZ for $235/1000rds? Last time I bought a case, it was Magtech brand. Also, True Shot Ammo in Tempe has some good prices on factory 9mm ammo. View Quote AZ Ammo Magtec 147g is .32 per round |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
[Last Edit: Quake_Guy]
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How is everyone doing with Miwall reloads and the new ammo they brand as their own?
I used it for almost 15 years without any notable issues. Then the last batch I got before covid and a couple batches since then have had multiple squibs. Anyone have similar experiences? I am bummed because it was great for the price savings over name brand stuff and you usually got a decent ammo tin too. |
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Originally Posted By Quake_Guy: How is everyone doing with Miwall reloads and the new ammo they brand as their own? I used it for almost 15 years without any notable issues. Then the last batch I got before covid and a couple batches since then have had multiple squibs. Anyone have similar experiences? I am bummed because it was great for the price savings over name brand stuff and you usually got a decent ammo tin too. View Quote Honestly, I love miwall 147g 9 mm reload I have probably ran 3000 rounds of it now, Have not had any issues With that said, I have not started to use the post Covid batch yet |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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Originally Posted By Quake_Guy: How is everyone doing with Miwall reloads and the new ammo they brand as their own? I used it for almost 15 years without any notable issues. Then the last batch I got before covid and a couple batches since then have had multiple squibs. Anyone have similar experiences? I am bummed because it was great for the price savings over name brand stuff and you usually got a decent ammo tin too. View Quote Honestly, I love miwall 147g 9 mm reload I have probably ran 3000 rounds of it now, Have not had any issues With that said, I have not started to use the post Covid batch yet |
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PFG #397
Rob3220: "Walmart Ammo isn't good for anything. I don't think it even breaks skin. Rounds are made of compressed Jell-O, if I recall correctly." |
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