Ravenrocksprecision.com? Anyone ordered from them?

[Jeff43]

They have some good prices on 357 JHP bullets. No cannelure.Has anyone tried these?

 

[Remi]

I've not tried those bullets but they're great to deal with as a company.

 

[ADR]

Yep, the company is good to go.

 

[backstraps]

I have several times. GTG!! I am in the NE corner so closer to them, but always have had super fast shipping and great prices

 

[Jeff43]

Thanks

 

[vonb]

I've tried them and am using a CH4D cannelure tool to add a cannelure. I don't know that I need the cannelure but also don't want to have a bullet jump crimp with a full-house load. They have performed as needed as a target and hunting bullet.

Note that when ordering, Ravenrocks has both a bullet labeled as a .38 and another as a .357 bullet. While they are both .357 diameter, they are not the same bullet. I would imagine as .38 bullets may open at a slower velocity.

 

[Jeff43]

I've tried them and am using a CH4D cannelure tool to add a cannelure. I don't know that I need the cannelure but also don't want to have a bullet jump crimp with a full-house load. They have performed as needed as a target and hunting bullet.

Note that when ordering, Ravenrocks has both a bullet labeled as a .38 and another as a .357 bullet. While they are both .357 diameter, they are not the same bullet. I would imagine as .38 bullets may open at a slower velocity.

Yeah they should be fine using a Lee factory , which is what I always use. I asked them about the 38 and 357 difference and they said the hollow point was bigger in the 38 bullet. I guess for expansion at a slower speed, but either would work for the 357 mag