DoneNOut
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Why is that?
Copper Bullets
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except for the 145LRX in my 7RM, i've not had them shoot all that well. Seem to get better accuracy from non tipped ones. That's with 257 and 277 calibers.
DoneNOut
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Likely the placement of the ogive on the bullet then. I've had that.
I tested some Apex Outdoors Afterburners last deer season and was pretty impressed with them. So I would add those to the list that's developing here. @asd9055 linked their website already.
And as @codyadams said, they do have a new line of more long range versions coming out soon. I don't want to say too much though before they are released.
And as @codyadams said, they do have a new line of more long range versions coming out soon. I don't want to say too much though before they are released.
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I have heard they went out of business but haven't been able to confirm that. It's unfortunate, if true.
Here's a list too of all manufacturers that have applied and been accepted on California's database.
DoneNOut
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Let us not confuse the guy. Hammer Bullets are the absolute APEX bullet of any of these other copper bullet offerings. KISS principle here. Let him start with the best, then he can judge the performance of Hammers against other bullets, copper or not.
X-2
Agreed! I've contacted their SA and USA offices a couple of time since late last year, but no responses.
I had a response a exactly year ago because I was interested in some bullets for 5.7x28. Basically, CheyTac bought them, then decided to shut that line down and kept the equipment, but let the two people in that line go. He was looking for a manufacturer at the time to start again. I am not sure if he found one. Waiting to see.
I hope he makes a heavier .33 cal bullets.
I gave him exactly what he asked for in his OP
Muster the Militia
Seriously?
