.45 230 GR Round Nose Bevel Base

45 caliber 230 gr. polymer coated projectiles for reloading. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated bullets are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

.45 LC 250GR Coated Projectiles

250 grain 45 LC caliber bullets for reloading. Duplicate your factory 45 Long Colt rounds with this polymer coated projectile from Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Proudly made in the U.S.A

300 Blackout 225GR Coated Projectiles

Buy coated projectiles for your 300 Blackout and other 30 caliber rifles. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s 30 caliber coated projectile is an excellent choice for 300 Blackout subsonic loads. This bullet is also a great option for subsonic 308 loads. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.” Proudly made in the U.S.A

38/357 125GR Coated Projectiles

Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

38/357 158GR Coated Projectiles

Feed your revolver or lever action the best by purchasing our 38/357 158 gr coated projectiles. The round nose flat point bullet profile feeds smoothly through lever action rifles. The flat point is a great choice for firearms with tubular magazines. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated projectiles through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated projectiles due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading in the the bore of the firearm is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating. There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet. This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore of the firearm. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all orders up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Proudly made in the U.S.A

Our 240 grain 44 caliber semi wadcutters are an excellent bullet to punch crisp holes in paper targets. The semi wadcutter bullet profile has been proved in the field by hunters for decades. This is an excellent projectile for the 44 magnum. The 240 grain semi wadcutter makes an excellent heavy hitter for the 44 spl. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated projectiles through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

45 200GR Coated Projectiles

Reload your 45 long colt with an economical projectile from Kimberlin Creek. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore of the firearm. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

45/70 405 Gr Coated Projectiles

Reload your 45/70 rounds with the Buffalo Killer from Kimberlin Creek. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

Whether you are hunting or competition shooting, our 458 Socom bullets are the answer for accuracy. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated bullets are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. Proudly made in the U.S.A

458 Socom 300 GR. Coated Projectiles

Our 458 Socom coated projectiles are what you need to feed that giant monster. The 300 grain bullet makes an affordable option for Socom reloaders. This bullet is also a great choice for the 45-70, 45-110, 45-120, 458 Win.Mag and several other calibers. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Proudly made in the U.S.A

9mm 115 GR Coated Projectiles

Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also, there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is Tungsten Metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Proudly made in the U.S.A

9mm 125 GR Coated Projectiles

Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company polymer coated projectiles are all casted from 92/6/2 certified bullet alloy. 92% lead 6% antimony 2% tin. In our testing, we have found 92/6/2 was the optimum alloy for our bullets. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company uses their own proprietary polymer bullet coating. Our proprietary polymer coating is a two step process. The bullets are coated twice and baked twice at 400 degrees Fahrenheit. This process bonds the coating to the bullet at the molecular level. We believe we have the most durable bullet coating on the planet. There is NO need to down load your ammo to anemic velocities like so many other manufacturers coated bullets. Also there is no burnt chemical smells that are associated with other manufacturers coated bullets when fired. Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s bullet color is tungsten metallic. We do not offer other colors nor do we plan to. We are very proud of our bullets and we want our bullets to stand out and be recognized. We have fired several thousand of our polymer coated bullets through several Glock firearms with polygonal barrels with excellent results. Most indoor ranges prohibit the use of lead bullets but allow the use of coated bullets due to the fact that no lead is exposed to the environment. Leading of the bore is virtually eliminated, as is smoke. Long shooting sessions do not have to be interrupted by bore cleaning. Higher velocities can be attained with Kimberlin Creek Bullet Company’s proprietor polymer bullet coating.There are also associated health benefits for the reloader, as there is no touching of bare lead. Our polymer bullet coating act as a lubricant for the bullet.This lubricity reduces friction-related heat as the bullet travels through the bore. This is not loaded ammunition. $9.99 flat rate shipping on all items up to 60 pounds. "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." Proudly made in the U.S.A