I received my order yesterday and wanted to compliment Acme Bullet Company for making a great product. The wooden boxes cool! Thanks

Thanks for doing the SUBSONIC 45-70 VIDEOS. So I've sat on this over the past 6 months and have finally created some accurate food for my new CVA SCOUT. Also testing different brass. Using Trail Boss with 13.0 grains and your BLACK .459 bullet. COAL is 2.540" CCI primer with Winchester,RP and Starline brass. Wish I could send pics of the groups! Looking forward to testing and ordering more bullets. My Trapdoor loves both 300 & 405 red bullets using 5744. Thanks again, waiting for more 45-70 videos. Maybe do a brass comparison test. I'm not really at the point where I can say one is better than the other, Happy New year and keep taking those shots. Good to see young blood in the game!

The 145gr RN is what I shoot in competition. It got me a 1st place at the IDPA World Championship. I use TiteGroup at 2.9gr for my 4-5" firearms and 2.7gr for BUG division (Glock 26, 3.4" barrel). 2.7gr in the Glock 26 is very reliable and soft shooting. As he said in the video, 145gr is a soft shooting round for IDPA at power factor.

Great bullets! These bullets offer very consistent reloading and amazing accuracy. I’ve used hunter supply cast lead, berrys plated, and Xtreme plated and acme are the most accurate and consistent bullet not to mention the cool wood box they ship in. I will only be using acme from now!

Superb accuracy and function. I load these base up (upside down) and flush in the top of the case to shoot in my S&W Model 52. Acme’s 148 grain NLG – No Lube Groove – design seats much better than the various poly coated lube grove bullets in my Star progressive press. I find lube grove bullets shave while being seated in the .38 case if not perfectly upright. My testing indicates the Acme coated bullets do not lead the barrel and keyhole like the classic 148 grain Star swaged HBWC that I’ve used for 4 decades.

I just opened my order of 100 rounds. They were packaged like they were the “Crown Jewels”. After opening one of the “Boxes”, yes a wooden box sealed with straps, I went down stairs and weighed them. I weighed 20 bullets all were within 1 or 2 grains of 405 grains. If they shoot as well as they were packaged and weigh, (yes the shooting part is on me), I will definitely reorder. Can’t wait to run them thru the old Trapdoor.