Any idea on cost for 7mm or 7.62 bullets?
Would these be similar to tsx/gmx bullets?
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Any idea on cost for 7mm or 7.62 bullets?
Would these be similar to tsx/gmx bullets?
i second 12 gauge sabot slugs in 500 to 700 gr. range, 44mag,240 gr., 30 cal in 225 gr., 35 cal. in 285 gr. range. Merry Christmas. Thanks in advance for this Christmas Present to us shooters. Servant.Originally Posted by Apoc69
A 338 bullet in the 260gr-270gr range...
PLEASE. ��
what are these for?
+1 Realistically a boat tail would be fine too. Anything in .310 to .312
+2 Always a market for the .310 to .312
Do some .264. >_<!!!
There are a number of Provinces where you can hunt with .22 centerfires, Manitoba being one of them.
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Folks you can't just produce exact replicas of lead-based bullets out of copper, as it takes about 25% more copper to weigh the same. For example a 174 gr 0.303 out of copper will be considerably different than the 174 gr lead-based, bullet you're accustomed to. An exact copy would weigh about 140 grs in copper.
Andy
Since 1958
pardon my ignorance, but what's the point of a full copper boolit?
last I heard the stuff is crazy expensive
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