Matt's Bullets 157gn wadcutter 38spl

[@pinkysgarage4517]

Great video especially the action shots. I'm a fan of wadcutters. Reliable performance. New subscriber.

[@oso4586]

Awesome, thank you!

[@44Mag]

I like the wadcutters because they are low recoil and allows all 5 shots in a small cluster at 5 yards.

[@oso4586]

I originally loaded the wadcutters for a bullseye competition out of a 6" .357 mag but I was impressed by their performance out of the snub nose I had always thought they would just have a cookie cuter wound path ...

[@44Mag]

@@oso4586 I do not reload any longer. (I gave all my stuff to my son) I found the Fiocchi wadcutters for $33 per box of 50. (.66 per round) - They are a relatively cheap solution for a small .38 I also like the Critical Defense Lite but they are a lot more expensive at $1.16 per round, plus they are not as accurate. What is the cost to reload a box of 50 wadcutters nowadays? (assuming you have the brass already)

[@reddogleader1968]

Matts Bullets are my go to source. Gotta love a wadcutter. What powder and charge weight did you use for this load?

[@oso4586]

Thanks for your view and comments. I've had these bullets loaded for a long time. Original loaded them for accuracy out of a 6" bbl .357 I used them for a bullseye competition I know I used power pistol just not sure of the charge weight

[@alexace5584]

Good to hear it’s real and not scam. It’ll be my first time getting them thru him.

[@Gieszkanne]

Interesting. Wadcutters normaly have 138gr. They are a good low recoil self defense option. Better than some standard pressure rn and hollow points also often dont expand from snubnose revolvers. Here the wide flat tip is a benufit over these.

[@oso4586]

They definitely hit hard I need to do more testing on overpenetration.

[@Gieszkanne]

​@@oso4586 Yes yours had a lot, the regular 138gr dont have has much if any .