Shot quite a few .38 and .357 reman rounds, all went bang.
Ran some .40, .45 and 223 from them. No issues and a good price especially if you catch a sale and don't mind waiting for it to come in.
I bought 500 or 1k rounds of 9mm and had more than a few issues (failure to fire) with my Glock 26 (had an aftermarket stainless steel spring and guide rod). After replacing the spring and guide rod with the factory one, it ran better with the freedom munitions, but not 100% (with factory ammo it ran flawlessly).
I will probably buy some more one day just to try my luck.
I will probably buy some more one day just to try my luck.
I haven't shot any of their reman stuff yet, but so far my 10mm 1911 likes their new 10mm ammo better than any other brand I've shot through it. I have a box of their 300 blackout sitting in my office waiting for me to shoot as well. Hopefully it'll run just as well.
400 more reman 9mm down the tube today with nary a hiccup.
I'll be burning down 250 rounds of their new 223 this week.
I'll be burning down 250 rounds of their new 223 this week.
Good stuff have shot thousands of rounds with no issues.
I guess that I'm missing the advantage of buying this product over factory loads at basically the same price. What is the draw?
I forgot that was this weekend. How did it go? Are you like a grand master now?
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I have shot thousands of rounds of this in competition over the last 2 years. Fast shipping lowest price and always reliable. I buy the reman version cause I'm cheap.
A whole bunch of a Team BoomerShooter.com just got a bunch of it just for shooting matches
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A whole bunch of a Team BoomerShooter.com just got a bunch of it just for shooting matches
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