Plastic Bullets

lokdok1

I was digging through my old sea chest the other day and I came up with an old box of "SPEER" target 38 plastic bullets. I bought these almost 30 years ago in Norfolk, Va. One of our Aussie friends mentioned plastic or rubber bullets in a post '.45ACP flash holes'. I remember looking in gunshops for these things about 15 years ago and couldn't find them. There is a red plastic shell, and the bullet was a black plastic cylinder that snapped into the shell, then you pressed a large magnum primer into the plastic shells primer pocket and that was all that fired the bullet.It was great for indoor target practice. My question, are these plastic bullets still manufactured? They were reusable, but unfortunately the bullets disapeared faster than the shells. Any of you guys heard of these?

ATF

I have a box of those also about 30 yrs. old .I believe they are still available.Check places like Brownell's,Midway or Cabella's.

ATF

Iconoclast

I still have a box of those in .38 around somewhere. My parents, then my ex, didn't think it was such a good idea. Made sense to me, but then I was the one wearing the ear muffs and having fun.

ATF

Midway's August Catalog has them on page 42.



ATF

gap1916

I do not have knowledge on the 38 special loads. I do have several battle packs of 5.56 plastic rounds. Designed for use where you do not want a round bouncing off of metal bulk heads. FYI

aby80

I still have two boxes of the cases and two boxes of the bullets, both in 38 cal. I also have a box of 500 "Red Jet" wax bullets in 38 cal that I used to shoot in my S & W Model 10 with altered 38 Spec cases. Had a lot of fun shooting them in the house with a homemade backstop. You only have to use a primer in either load.

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maggiethecat

does midway have a website? what is their phone #

v35

I had some primer fired black plastic hulls with hard,gray polyethylene bullets some years back. Now I have black neoprene bullets from Midway that use standard cartridge cases with enlarged primer flash holes. They are much better and easier to use. A plywood backstop will prevent damage to walls.

ATF

www.midwayusa.com



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AdamsQuailHunter

ATF has already given you their web-site.

Their 800 number is a combination of two rifle calibers.

1-800-243-3220

Best Regards

lokdok1

Thanks Guys.
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