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308 FMJ, SP and HP
38spl!
X2.Originally Posted by Avalonthas
Calgary
Why the F*** would anyone want TMJ bullets ?!?! why not FMJ????
the onyl differabce is TMJ has a bunch of ####ty cheep metal to make up a sh!t mix of metal for the jacket
FMJ is all copper jacket way better for your barrel..
i dont see why TMJ and brands like wold are so popular,
I spend my hard earned money on nice firearms im not going to run completly #### ammo through them
personally i would rather see quality ammo brought in none of this total metal jacket sh!t mix wearing away rifling.
curious what rifle you own that shoots 10mm?
He has a 10mm handgun
There's Mil-spec, and then there's Gunnutz-spec.
One is stringent, the other contains nuts.
I think either you or I are greatly misinformed. My understanding is that TMJ stands for Total Metal Jacket, meaning the jacket covers the rear of the bullet where-as FMJ leaves exposed lead. TMJ is meant to keep the shooter from being exposed to airborne lead particles when the bullets are fired. I've never read anything to suggest TMJ is anything other than copper...
I feel like you're thinking of bi-metal jackets... Which to my understanding are a copper layer on top of a layer of steel, and from what I'VE read here on CGN, it doesn't damage your barrel any more than regular copper jacketed bullets.
you are correct in the fact that the TMJ jacket covers the whole bullet but companies such as wolf use TMJ with bimetal jackets thats what makes wolf so cheep
TMJ are most often of the time Bi metal jacketd
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