9mm 124gr JHP RN Version 2 Bullets

Very nice shiny bullets. Very uniform. Loaded up 50 rounds for my ar pistol, can't wait to go to the range. Great price and fast FREE shipping. Bullets are heavy, that's a great enticement! I also ordered 500 .308 for my 300 blk. Will order again! Soon!

I recently purchased 500 of the 124 RN v2 from everglades. Previously I'd been using coated bullets and found them inconsistent. Everglades, however, are excellent in shape consistency and weight. I weighed 5 random out of the bag as soon as they arrived and every single bullet was between 124.0 -124.5 gr. I'm looking forward to running these out of my open gun at the next match! Thank you for the quick shipping as well.

What else could you ask for?
I just received my 5th order from Everglades Ammo, the 2nd for these bullets. Got 1000 the first time to try them out. Very consistent shooters. Have a shooting event coming up, so I got a 3750 count box this time.
Iv'e ordered 223 v2 bullets, .357 158 gr JHP and 40 cal 180 gr JHP, new brass and range brass from them so far. Their prices can't be beat, shipping is always fast, and well packaged.
After today's delivery I'm guessing the mailman hates both of us now!

Best 9mm 124 gr HP I've found yet!

Got these for various 9mms in the family. From the Kimbers, Desert Eagles, High Powers, Glocks, they all shoot these bullets as good any bullet out there. Groups for some of the pistols under 1" at 25yds from bags. For hunting or just plinking, you'll have a hard time beating these bullets. You can pay more for bullets but why?

I usually load these over 4.0 to 4.1 of Bullseye at an OAL of 1.10-1.11", but it's a little snappy for teaching my kids on. This past week I loaded some up at the same OAL, but at only 3.6 grains of Bullseye. They cycled 100% in my 4th gen Glock 34 with stock springs and dropped the brass at my right foot. Recoil was very light. Think it's going to work out really well with teaching the kids to shoot the 9s

I was looking for a good SHTF 9mm hollow point bullet and Everglades knocked it out of the park with these!

I reviewed once on the looks now im reviewing on how it shoots,, a definite 5 stars for accuracy ,
I loaded up 25 using 4.1 to 4.5 grs. Of TightGroup 5 shot groups of each powder weight , O. A. L. was 1.130,, all the groups could be coverd with a
quarter !! ,,, i was able to recover 2 rounds that were fired into milk jugs full of water, 1 opened up picture perfect and held together the other opened up nicely but did seperate from the jacket ,, these bullets are accurate and perfect for my needs ,, i will be ordering more for sure.............

This was my first time ordering bullets other than the big names such as XTP , GoldDots , etc, I wanted to give these a try and see how it goes with my CZ 75 and a couple other 9's,
I have to say i was quite pleased when i opened the box of 200 and saw those shiny clean hollow points, in fact they looked better than some of the higher priced bullets ive bought in the past,
I haven't loaded any yet but if they shoot as good as they look ill be ordering more, I plan on using some Tight Group, Power Pistol and maybe some BlueDot will also be checking expansion ,,, So far im happy with my order ............

Everglades 124 Gn 9mm JHPs have become my favored/go to projectile. The price is competitive to what I was paying (before S&H) for Copper plated bullets PLUS Everglades' order processing and shipping is hands down quicker than "the other guys".

While its rare that I'm on a deadline for bullets, it is frustrating in this day to pay for a product and then have to wait a week before payment is even processed, and then waiting at least five more days before delivery. This has simply not been the case with Everglades in all of my previous experiences!

Whether its "plinking" at the range or competitive shooting, these bullets have been very reliable. These are used mostly out of compact striker fired pistols; Sig P320, & Glock 19 but also fired through a Sig P365, S&W M&P Shield, and a Glock 43. Presently using Winchester 572 on the high end when plinking/training, Winchester Autocomp on the low end for competition and plinking with sub-compacts, as well as Hodgdon CFE Pistol. Accuracy is not an issue. "Fliers" are usually evident as shooter error vs ammo.

I'm hoping that my future exploration of Everglades offering of a 180 Gn JHP in .40 S&W proves to be just as pleasant.

You guys are doing a fantastic job!