Boro Bullets

I believe Shelbyville Lumber also sells reloading supplies in their gun room.

There is a gun show in Murfreesboro this weekend 12/30 and 12/31. We will be at the show this weekend. We will have 9mm piled high and free gun shaped sugar cookies!

Hornady gauges are very very tight. They are not forgiving at all. Even some of Hornady ammo off the shelf wont even gauge in their own gauges. Shock bottle gauges are extremely forgiving and if your ammo does not gauge in a shock bottle gauge I would suggest not shooting it. Some of the reasons 9mm cartridges dont gauge are: Glock bulge in the old case (need to be roll sized) Concentricity of the projectile is not perfect (initial seating die needs adjusting) Cases are hairline cracked (visual inspection before loading or can only be checked by a camdex processor) OAL is not to spec There are several other variables but these are the major reasons. Unless you are shooting tournament I would not use a Hornady gauge. I would suggest a shockbottle gauge for range ammo and Wolff gauge for self defense. Best of luck and hope this helps a little

I hear the show in Lebanon is really good. I think that will be the next show we do. With the 4th of July coming up we weren't able to do it this time.

The R.K. Murfreesboro Gun Show was awesome. A lot of great tables.

Thank you for posting about this. We are in fact located just south of Murfreesboro on the county line. We currently have a manufacturing facility but are not set up with a store front in Murfreesboro yet. We are also veteran and family owned and operated. We currently manufacture 9mm 115gr with both New and Reman brass. We make all our of ammunition on a CAMDEX and all of our brass is roll sized, then pressure checked and processed on a CAMDEX also. We just did our first gun show this last weekend 6/24 & 6/25 at the Mid-TN Expo in Murfreesboro and it was a huge success. We are currently looking for a few more stores in Murfreesboro to stock our 9mm ammo. With the volume we are selling online it has been very difficult to keep up with demand. A lot of companies raise their prices when demand is too high, but not us! This business was started because we didn't like seeing ammo price gouging and wanted to be a part of the solution. We look forward to hearing more from you and always feel free to check out our instagram to see some cool behind the scenes stuff. https://www.instagram.com/borobullets/ Jason Boro Bullets jason@borobullets.com