200gr FMJ ?

[Ten Ten]

With Speer not making the 200gr TMJ's or Hornady, whats another good option for FMJ 200?

Im wanting a good 200gr FMJ trail gun/hunting bullet

Been wanting to try Speer's loading data with 14grs of A #9 behind one of these 

and 10grs of blue dot...

[matt85]

hard cast is much better then FMJ. FMJ bullets are actually pretty soft under the copper jacket and the round nose profile also does a lot less damage then a flat nose profile.

for hunting deer id use either a 200gr XTP or a 200gr flat nose hard cast. for hunting things tougher then deer (hogs, elk, bear) id use a 220gr hard cast.

-matt

[The_Shadow]

If you are dead set on getting a 200 grain FMJ / CMJ check out this link;

http://montanagoldbullet.com/index.php/40-200gr-cmj-197.html

[sqlbullet]

Zero makes a 200 grain TMJ.  $66/500 or $231/2K from Powder Valley.

[Ten Ten]

Great!...thanks for the reply's

I'll look into those bullets...looks like theres a few options 

[Benchrst]

http://www.evergladesammo.com/bullets/handgun-bullets/z-40-200gr-fmj-bullets.html

[Ten Ten]

Anybody try the Magnus 200gr copper TCFM?

midsouth shooter has these...

[Ten Ten]

Thanks for the links people!!

Going to order some 200gr FMJ's soon...