PRVI PARTIZAN BULLET 45cal (.450) 230gr FMJ 50/BAG
Product Information
Prvi Partizan was founded in 1928 and today produces over 350 types of rifle, pistol , revolver and small arms ammunition. Prvi Partizan bulk bullets feature a lead core and copper jacket. Imported from Serbia.
Full Metal Jacket (FMJ) bullets are general purpose bullets suitable for auto loading pistols. They provide excellent cartridge feeding into the weapon chamber and good penetration. These bullets are good choice for practice shooting.
This is not loaded ammunition.
- Product falls under "Boxed" Bullets when applying discount(s).
WARNING
WARNING: This product can expose you to Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.Technical Notes
Caliber: 45
Grain Weight: 230gr
Bullet Style: FMJ
Diameter (inch): 0.4500
Package Quantity: 50/bag
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Read 4 Reviews - Average Rating: 5 stars
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By Frank G. on Aug 16, 2023
I have little doubt they'll shoot just fine out of my .45.
Five Stars For Plinking and Practice
By John M. on Apr 23, 2023
These should be good for plinking and practice.
My review follows Edward B.'s observations from an earlier review.
I haven't loaded these yet so I thought I would take some quick measurements to see how consistent the manufacturing process is. I picked ten random bullets and weighed them, measured the length and took two diameter measurements 90 degrees apart.
The average weight was 229.7 grains with a spread of 1.3 grains. Average length was 0.6576" with a spread of 0.060". Out of the 10 bullets only two measured as "round" at 0.450". One measured out of round by 0.001" and the rest measured out of round by 0.0005"
My review follows Edward B.'s observations from an earlier review.
I haven't loaded these yet so I thought I would take some quick measurements to see how consistent the manufacturing process is. I picked ten random bullets and weighed them, measured the length and took two diameter measurements 90 degrees apart.
The average weight was 229.7 grains with a spread of 1.3 grains. Average length was 0.6576" with a spread of 0.060". Out of the 10 bullets only two measured as "round" at 0.450". One measured out of round by 0.001" and the rest measured out of round by 0.0005"
Looking forward to reloading
By Edward B. on Sep 16, 2020
Quick Summary: These bullets will be great for my next reloads and I would definitely buy again.
Details: I load a lot of .45 acp with FMJ bullets. My standard load uses a different brand bullet, but everyone knows that supplies are tight in 2020. These PRVI bullets had one outstanding advantage: they were IN STOCK, and the price was good. I decided to give them a try. How do they shoot? To be honest I have not loaded any yet. But, I pulled a sample of ten bullets and measured them for weight and diameter to check consistency. Here are the results:
Meas Diameter Weight
1 0.452 230.1
2 0.451 230.3
3 0.453 230.2
4 0.452 230.2
5 0.451 230.0
6 0.451 230.1
7 0.452 230.4
8 0.451 229.8
9 0.452 230.0
10 0.450 229.7
AVE 0.452 230.1
STDDEV 0.0008 0.21
Based on my measurements I expect the bullets to perform well for my needs - plinking and informal target shooting. They are certainly more uniform than my DIY cast bullets. In these unusual times, it our American components manufacturers are having difficulty keeping up with demand. If global companies like PRVI can help meet the need, I'm happy to give them my business.
Happy shooting!
Details: I load a lot of .45 acp with FMJ bullets. My standard load uses a different brand bullet, but everyone knows that supplies are tight in 2020. These PRVI bullets had one outstanding advantage: they were IN STOCK, and the price was good. I decided to give them a try. How do they shoot? To be honest I have not loaded any yet. But, I pulled a sample of ten bullets and measured them for weight and diameter to check consistency. Here are the results:
Meas Diameter Weight
1 0.452 230.1
2 0.451 230.3
3 0.453 230.2
4 0.452 230.2
5 0.451 230.0
6 0.451 230.1
7 0.452 230.4
8 0.451 229.8
9 0.452 230.0
10 0.450 229.7
AVE 0.452 230.1
STDDEV 0.0008 0.21
Based on my measurements I expect the bullets to perform well for my needs - plinking and informal target shooting. They are certainly more uniform than my DIY cast bullets. In these unusual times, it our American components manufacturers are having difficulty keeping up with demand. If global companies like PRVI can help meet the need, I'm happy to give them my business.
Happy shooting!
PRVI PARTIZAN .45 230 gr fmj
By Michael C. on Aug 05, 2020
excellent quality bullets!
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