Solid Copper Projectiles

[Chemist]

We’ll be starting production of solid copper projectiles in the spring.

What calibers would you like to see?

So far we plan on 30, 338, 408, 50 BMG and possibly a few larger ones.

I’m also working on a 9mm/40/45 Hollow Point like the crazy RIP round.

 

[valtro12]

I would also like to see, and I would buy:
- 44 cal (.429) 300 grn bullet
- 45/70 cal (.458) 400 grn bullet

 

[moosetaco]

I would also like to see, and I would buy:
- 44 cal (.429) 300 grn bullet
- 45/70 cal (.458) 400 grn bullet

X2 for 45/70 Cal bullets

 

[trebor2880]

X3 for any 45/70 bullets

 

[Chemist]

I’d never even thought about 45/70 projectiles. I’ll check out what we’d have to do to make them.
Ryan

 

[saskcop]

Possibly heavy .224 bullets for the guys that can legally hunt deer with them.

 

[sm]

Yeah 45/70 and 44 mag (240 or 300gr)
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[shockwave]

6.5 would be nice in the 130gr range!

 

[Svt40 fan]

x4 for 45-70 bullets 300g on up to 600g

 

[Matt762]

.458!!!! Those would be sweet in .45/70

 

[NewGunner7.62]

Hollow point for BMG? Only had five bullets made and it would be nice to have more.

 

[play.soccer]

6.5mm

 

[PatchRat]

heavy .44 caliber would be great, and maybe some 285-ish grain .366 would be handy.

 

[Saryet]

Also going to throw in for some .45-70 here. That would be awesome to see.

-Saryet, out!-

 

[owensgreg]

45/70

 

[JR Hartman]

8mm (.323) and 9.3mm (.366) would be good. Lots of people use those for larger and more dangerous types of game. Might be good for that?

 

[OkayShooter]

What about cheap 100, 110grn 30 cal for a M1 carbine.

 

[Ramblr]

45-70, yes please

 

[matm]

458 in the 300-500gr range

 

[unstableryan]

.429 and .458 would be cool. Big and flat.