i prefer copper solids, barnes to be exact, in the rifles i have that will throw them accurate. i can however see, it would be expensive to punch paper. many are too slow of a twist to stabilize the long projectile........although some are lighter than standard and there fore about the same length as a lead core standard. ymmvCA already decreed that only lead free bullets can be used for hunting, the next step is to ban sales of lead containing bullets.
The goal is to drive ammo costs up and perhaps limit supplies. However some of the copper bullets are vey lethal and new designs are coming out all the time.
The cost will go down as competition rises.
The rimfires will suffer the most, maybe Zinc can be used.
22 magfor 22, i am a believer in CCI
CA already decreed that only lead free bullets can be used for hunting, the next step is to ban sales of lead containing bullets.
The goal is to drive ammo costs up and perhaps limit supplies. However some of the copper bullets are vey lethal and new designs are coming out all the time.
The cost will go down as competition rises.
The rimfires will suffer the most, maybe Zinc can be used.
Pivs?It was nice enough to do a little shooting yesterday. The taurus tx22 I got for the wife for Christmas was fun to shoot. The steel framed Canicks havent arrived yet. The SFX got shot. Also shot the Italian police surplus 92 Beratta. Both nice shooters. I see MP5 clones on sale. Hmmm.
Neihbor brought the rugged supressor over for a conjical visit. Still waiting on the tax stamp... Adam/jonseredracket brought his Ruger pc charger. The surpressor looked nice on it. I didn't get any pics. We wuz losing daylight fast and hurrying to get shooting done.Pivs?
I was at the neihbors today. We was tweaking some adjustments on his press. He says it is capable of 2400rds/hr. He's got quite the operation goin on. View attachment 5948View attachment 5947