Solid Copper Projectiles

[shaddp]

I would also like to see, and I would buy:
- 44 cal (.429) 300 grn bullet
- 45/70 cal (.458) 400 grn bullet

For solids I'm interested in .458 400-500gr. Also different grains in .375

[HuntersStand]

.308 (130gr and up) and .416 (300gr,350gr,and 400gr)

[Zygy]

If it's possible I would like to see .311 in weigh range for SVT-40 rifle.
Modern bullets are lead cored and copper jacketed so compairng to sureplus stee/steel bullets they are
shorter in lenght because they are maid with heavier metals.
I think,making them solid copper will bring them close to sureplus weigh and lenght specs.

Zygy

[Amd21]

408

[Horse96]

9mm, 125 or 115 gr

[freeman_89]

9.3 and 12 gauge

[mossler]

9.3 would indeed be lovely.

[knight_crusader]

I tried reading all the comments but there is 9 pages of them.

I was under the impression that the RIP bullet was illegal in Canada because it is considered a "flechette" bullets.

[Chemist]

I tried reading all the comments but there is 9 pages of them.

I was under the impression that the RIP bullet was illegal in Canada because it is considered a "flechette" bullets.

No idea if that’s correct or not. I wouldn’t be looking at making a bullet that breaks apart in the air anyway.

[Firas]

definitely interested in a .45-70 projectile...like many others here (and .223 and .45)