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Just picked up 1k 55gr SinterFire projectiles for a song. They are frangible bullets made of compressed copper and tin powder. Anyone have any experience with them? Can I use them for anything other than shooting steel?
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Julian Miller
Easton Davis
varmints?
Mason Nguyen
Anybody got a source on component bullets and load data for that 38sp +p 130gr hst?
Luis Long
My friends and I were gonna go ham and buy a progressive loader and all the widgets, but they are getting cold feet and 45-70 and .308 is expensive would you guys recommend getting a Lee classic kit for each in the meantime? Any suggested extras that would come in handy for both presses and the classic kits?
Nathaniel Bell
Also wondering about these frangibles, I understand that theyre compressed powdered metals but do they still retain itself when fired into jug of water or into meat?
Jason Gray
Classics are alright, but I'd go with the lock n' load for ease of use. They have a twist lock system for dies, so you can set them and swap them out much faster without having to worry about resetting them each time
Jack Cook
Heh what type of rounds are those? Pen-15?
Angel Wood
They are for plinking, I don't know if they have any increased effect on a deer or something. Give it a try?
Jose Torres
Supposedly they only break apart if they hit something harder than themselves. I reckon they act like FMJ with a decent meplat otherwise. I can hardly find anything about them anywhere.
SinterFire goes back and forth hinting they used them while hunting with great results but then they should ONLY be used for training purposes but then that they *might*wink-wink* be a great tactical and HD round but then they are all like THEY ARE ONLY FOR SHOOTING STEEL
Andrew Rivera
heh
P33-N0R mk W3N/0R bullets ::DDDD