Solid Copper Projectiles
- Thread starter Chemist
- Start date
Looking forward to getting some when there available. Need more Canadian projectiles manufacturing. Any chance for some cheaper jacketed rounds that would be range approved for competitive shooting, down the road of course, ie. 9mm 124g, .40 180g etc, lead core stuff?
Great idea.
6.5 mm, 7 mm and 30 cal. I'd use them for hunting as I suspect would most.
P.S. it doesn't bother me, but some on this board need a trigger warning when words like "projectile" are used in a way that's incorrect in their opinion. Using the word "bullets" will reduce trips to their Psychologist.
6.5 mm, 7 mm and 30 cal. I'd use them for hunting as I suspect would most.
P.S. it doesn't bother me, but some on this board need a trigger warning when words like "projectile" are used in a way that's incorrect in their opinion. Using the word "bullets" will reduce trips to their Psychologist.
Shane Derocher
Member
- Location
- Meadow Lake, SK
6.5 160gr RN
saltednutz
Regular
- Location
- God's Country ᐋᕘᑕ
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wolf300H&H
CGN Regular
- Location
- Cabin in central Alberta
Ya , x16 to the 45 calibre - 390 / 400 grain for the ole quigly sharps
rifleman762
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Southern Alberta
I second the 9.3mm. And all the other dangerous game calibers: .375, .416, .458, .505/.510.
- Location
- Northern Alberta
Something super high BC .375cal 350-400gr for 375Cheytac
