Campro projectiles now available at Canadaammo.com

^^^^ They would also appeal to anyone who wants to see the most out of a Mosin and we all know how many of those are around.

Both spritzer and soft points please. M44/38's make great hunting rifles and soft points would be sweet.
 
2000 rounds of 147 grain campro plated 9mm ordered!
I will order more as soon as I can. 147 grn 9mm always sells out quick.

3.2 grains of Titegroup behind a 147 grn bullet shoots very soft out of my Glock
Stays well under 1000fps and easily makes power factor for IPSC.
 
Why is it so hard to find .303 (.311) bullets. Is there not boatload after boatload of Lee Enfields that need to get feed?

Because its primarily used for hunting or light use sport shooting. Most people would fire a whopping 5 to 10 rounds a year, versus an AR guy who would do 200 to 300 in a day.
Campro doesnt make 303 brit, email the company and ask, but im sure the cost of setup would exceed what they would make from the demand in Canada.
 
Can anyone comment on the quality/consistency of these projectiles? I'm interested in the .224 55gn FMJBT but am curious what the consistency is like. My last box of Hornady was pretty inconsistent - wondering if these would be better/worse/same? Length on the Hornadys varies +/- 0.005" or more and throws off my COAL.

Also FYI, other online retailers sell these for ~$150/1000 including taxes and shipping to me in New Brunswick. The free shipping options beats your competitors' pricing but I would have to buy 2000 projectiles.

Canam also has a pretty good selection and prices on powder and primers. 1000 bullets+1000 primers + 1lb powder and you're usually close to free shipping.

Canam is also the best price I can get on Campros. Local store are a LOT more expensive. I find that ironic cause the bullets are manufactured about 10 minutes from where I live. So, basically, it ends up cheaper to have a huge chunk of lead make a coast-to-coast round trip than a 5km ride from the mfg plant to my place. We live in a strange world.
 
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