Question re Cor Bon DPX .380 ammo

[LMT42]

I'm looking for SD ammo and am considering the Cor Bon. I just read some comments on youtube that Cor Bon uses two types of bullets; the Barnes and the Dakota. Supposedly, the Barnes reliably expands, but the Dakota does not. Link below - comments on first page.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNbSMc7g0Eg

Does anyone here know if Cor Bon does indeed use the two types of bullets? If so, how does one differentiate between the two?

[Mr. S]

Corbon DPX has the Barnes bullets.

[Bill K]

CorBon DPX makes a decent SD round for a short barreled .380, particularly for a summer load. Here in Connecticut I'll switch to a different round because of heavier clothing being the winter norm. Up until this year I'd use 100 grain flat nose bullets; this year I'm carrying Hornady Critical Defense in my P3AT - which I just switched to a few days ago.

[Dissipator556]

I have a 2010 lot of corbon dpx .380, 80-grain. Loaded with the inferior Dakota bullets, with a much smaller hollow point than the correct Barnes Tac-XP bullet. I called Mike at Corbon, who answered his ********* late on Friday night. He said that he thought all of those loads had been pulled from sale, and asked me for the lot number and a copy of my receipt. I emailed him both, and will update you all with the results on Monday. BUYER BEWARE, especially online; if the ammo looks different than the picture, call corbon.