1000 Rounds of 9mm Ammo by MBI Reman - 124gr FMJ

Bought a 1000 rounds already went threw 250+ rounds with my new glock 17 haven't had any misfires or fail of any kind. I was surprise casue of all the reviews saying otherwise. Dirty? Yes. I have knoticed its Worse then off the the shelf ammo. Will I buy Again? Yes most definaly will. (Posted on 7/17/2014)

Continuous failure to fires and failure to feed. So many I lost count. Bought 1000 and have shot 400. Not worth the half what I paid. (Posted on 2/16/2014)

I purchased 1000 rounds of this ammo. Shipping was fast, so I gave it a star. Out of the 1000 rounds that I have fired, 39 jammed the action and had to be dealt with. Another 4 failed to feed at all, I mean that I could not get them to chamber. I checked the diameter of the round and found it to be 0.088" larger than maximum specs. So in a nut shell do not purchase this ammo for self defense as it may not chamber and go bang when needed. (Posted on 1/2/2014)

Shot 200 - 300 rounds with 2 major jams. The first was after firing and the spent casing had to be knocked out with a rod. Guess it was a hot load as the case was "larger in diameter" than the others.

The secon jam was before firing. The shell wouldn't go all the way in nor could I eject it. Took it to a gunsmith who removed the shell and pointed out that the casing was too large.

I like my guns too much to shoot this stuff (Posted on 5/26/2013)

Tried this ammo in my m&p and every round had a failure
to eject and jammed the gun. Also this ammo is a reloaded ammo
with random brand casing. Better off lighting your money on fire
than buying this stuff. (Posted on 5/25/2013)

I examined each of the 200 rounds I bought from bulkammo.com. Then, I fired all 200 with no issues. This is great ammo, at a great price, for target practice. (Posted on 5/7/2013)

got 1000 rounds.about ten to fourteen bullets don't fire out of a hundred.lc9 & xdm will not buy again no bargain here (Posted on 4/27/2013)

1000 rounds, 10% oversized, not fully compressed and wont fit int he magazine. I measured every one with a micrometer.

Shot the first 100 rounds, 3 FTE, 3 FTF and one squib round, lucky it jammed close enough so the next round didn't load in the breach. New Ruger P95 and that thing will eat anything.

I have a hundreds of rounds of unreliable ammo, gonna trade it for food during the apocalypse. (Posted on 4/15/2013)

I bought 1000 rounds. Went to the range yesterday and took 300 rounds. The first 50 - 60 rounds were good. After that point the ammo started giving me problems.

On average 1 in every 10 rounds either failed to eject or failed to feed properly (the slide did not completely return to it's ready position). I had to hit the slide to move it forward on the times the ammo did not feed properly.

On three occasions I could not even rack the slide completely. The slide only moved about a quarter inch. I had to bang the back of the slide against the concrete wall. And that can be a dangerous thing to do.

One one occasion the bullet did fire but the casing was left stuck in the barrel. I had to disassemble the gun and take the pin out so the barrel would come out. I also had to force the casing out of the barrel. My guess is that the casing expanded too much when it was fired. At that point I just gave up on the ammo. I didn't want to deal with manually taking bullets out of the barrel. I had only used about 200 rounds.

Today I took factory ammo to see if it was the gun or the ammo. No problems with the factory ammo today. So, my guess is that the MBI ammo is not very reliable.

Now I still have 800 rounds of unreliable ammo. Maybe they'll make good paper weights. (Posted on 4/2/2013)

I shoot every thursday in Markham Park Sunrise, and use a 50 rounds and had 8 fire strike, if i will go and competition is not good.

Thanks (Posted on 3/14/2013)

Love it, I love it, I love it !! No problems at all !! I finally have ammo that works great in all my guns !! (Posted on 8/4/2012)

Bought 1000 rounds for my Ruger SR9. Received the shipment in a couple of days! Shot 200 at the range and they performed very well (clean, accurate, not problems). BulkAmmo.com is great. (Posted on 8/21/2011)