NEW PRODUCTION 5.56 62gr FMJ

[Nick_e]

I mean, or the price for surplus corrosive ammo is (was?) insanely low. It’s all about perspective.

+1 for the crew interested in various SP options for 5.56

You can get brand new non-corrosive brass cased 7.62x39 for basically half of what they're asking for reloads, or brand new non corrosive steel case for 1/3. So no, its not about perspective, it's a bad price.

[TheSwaggernaught]

Funny you should mention it- Stay tuned. Will likely have something up your alley around the end of this week or early next week...

Not meaning to turn this into a request page - but any plans on doing a run of some heavier bullets? 69, 75 or 77 grain loads. Now the NR CZ Bren 2s are rolling out and they come with a 1:7 twist rate on the barrels I imagine there are a few folks who might be looking for heavier projectiles. This would be just target ammo - unlikely for varmint use. Heavy FMJ would be my preference.

Cheers!

[Western Metal Inc]

Not meaning to turn this into a request page - but any plans on doing a run of some heavier bullets? 69, 75 or 77 grain loads. Now the NR CZ Bren 2s are rolling out and they come with a 1:7 twist rate on the barrels I imagine there are a few folks who might be looking for heavier projectiles. This would be just target ammo - unlikely for varmint use. Heavy FMJ would be my preference.

Cheers!

You read our minds. With increased availability of components, we have been doing development on a number of products, including some heavier 5.56 and .223 offerings!

Also, we DO have something of a request page rolling, https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...-your-input!!!

[G.Mitchell]

Awesome news.

Will the 62gr be a bonded soft point by chance?

77gr MK262ish loading in the future too?

[Joel]

Nice price on the 223.

[G.Mitchell]

Any updates?

Will the 62gr be a bonded soft point or just standard SP?

77gr MK262ish loading?

Will these be 5.56 loadings?