TJ Conevera FMJ?

tsainswo8768 · January 20, 2016, 05:13 PM

Conevera recently started offering jacketed bullets under their name. Has anyone tried these yet? I can't find feedback anywhere. I even called them and they told me they haven't heard anything from anyone since they are so new. That could be a good or bad thing I guess. Any experiences?

IMtheNRA · January 21, 2016, 04:26 AM

I recently got an order of a thousand that I'll use for .380 Haven't had a chance to load them since I'm in the middle of another load development cycle.

However, they look beautiful. Not a single ding in any of the bullets, just perfectly shiny, clean, identical, first-rate manufactured bullets based on my visual inspection. They look just like my Hornady bullets, but without the handling and packaging dings.

tsainswo8768 · January 21, 2016, 08:36 AM

thanks for the response NRA! Did you happen to measure diameters to see if they are consistent or weigh them to see the deviation in weight? This will be my first attempt at reloading and I want to make sure the experience is as hitch free as possible, hence the apprehension in purchasing bullets with such little experience behind them.

January 20, 2016, 05:13 PM	#1
tsainswo8768 Junior Member Join Date: January 14, 2016 Posts: 2	TJ Conevera FMJ? Conevera recently started offering jacketed bullets under their name. Has anyone tried these yet? I can't find feedback anywhere. I even called them and they told me they haven't heard anything from anyone since they are so new. That could be a good or bad thing I guess. Any experiences?

January 21, 2016, 04:26 AM	#2
IMtheNRA Senior Member Join Date: January 27, 2001 Posts: 298	I recently got an order of a thousand that I'll use for .380 Haven't had a chance to load them since I'm in the middle of another load development cycle. However, they look beautiful. Not a single ding in any of the bullets, just perfectly shiny, clean, identical, first-rate manufactured bullets based on my visual inspection. They look just like my Hornady bullets, but without the handling and packaging dings.

January 21, 2016, 08:36 AM	#3
tsainswo8768 Junior Member Join Date: January 14, 2016 Posts: 2	thanks for the response NRA! Did you happen to measure diameters to see if they are consistent or weigh them to see the deviation in weight? This will be my first attempt at reloading and I want to make sure the experience is as hitch free as possible, hence the apprehension in purchasing bullets with such little experience behind them.