Do you shoot .311" bullets?

[Riflechair]

If the answer is yes then you are going to want to read this reloading thread.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...-180gr-311-full-copper-plated-bullet.2561878/

It is related to a prototype .311" copper plated bullet manufactured by CAMPRO that can be used in your .303 British, 7.62X54R, 7.65×53mm Argentine, 7.7×58mm Arisaka chambered rifles (and more).

 

[flying pig]

If the answer is yes then you are going to want to read this reloading thread.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...-180gr-311-full-copper-plated-bullet.2561878/

It is related to a prototype .311" copper plated bullet manufactured by CAMPRO that can be used in your .303 British, 7.62X54R, 7.65×53mm Argentine, 7.7×58mm Arisaka chambered rifles (and more).

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Hell yeah! I cannot wait!

 

[DiMP]

I saw your post on FB and got a little excited. Ever since CamPro discontinued their previous .311 offering there had been rumours of them firing back up production

**Off to the other thread I go.....

 

[Quiet]

Would these be soft enough to 'bump-up' to shoot accurately in a .312-.314" barrel?

 

[inthehizzy]

I shoot cast 180 gas checked. A nice Mk. VII would be nice over Varget.

 

[bros]

Well we squeaked enough and it seems like were finally gonna get the grease!

I know I spoke twice to them on the phone about manufacturing a flat based jacketed .311 bullet.

Good news!

 

[AfroCowboy]

Marvelous! Now do a middle weight projectile .311 for 7.62x39 loading

 

[Redneck Hippy]

Seems that Campro makes and sells copper plated spire point rifle bullets in the USA but not here?
I have really liked Barry’s bullets in 30-06, 308, and 7.62x39, and would love it if Campro would expand their availability in Canada.
Example from the states: