solid copper bullets - Shooters Forum
Apr 14, 2004 · The Barnes X-bullet, XPB, XLC, and Triple Shock are all solid. copper, in that they have NO lead core. They are also all. hollow point designs to one degree or another. The Barnes "Solid" is a solid (no lead core) bronze bullet. I was letting my imagination run wild as I was looking at some.
COAL for Barnes TSX Bullets - Shooters Forum
Feb 11, 2017 · I'm shooting some solid copper bullets for the first time, and using my new Tikka in 260 Remington. With the bullet hard into the lands, I have calculated that my maximum COAL with the 130gr TSX is 2.850". In the Barnes load data for that bullet, their COAL is 2.705". That's a lot of room to play with. I have an email message in to Barnes, but ...
Jacketed vs. Solid Copper, Pressure and Charge Weight
Jun 3, 2016 · I'm wondering if anyone has any generalizations about loads for solid copper bullets such as the Barnes TSX and T-TSX versus normal cup-and-core copper jacketed lead bullets. I'd really like to develop a load in .30 Remington AR using the 130 grain T-TSX bullet and LEVERevolution powder.
Need a good powder charge for 270 Win. with 130 grain Barnes …
Jul 31, 2022 · Davers. 4168 posts · Joined 2008. #12 · Aug 3, 2022. I use 53.0 Grains of either IMR-4350 or H-4350. Both are below maximum charge, and work with any case brand or 130 grain bullet. I like Remington brass for my .270 Ruger M-77.
Seating depth for lead vs copper bullets - Shooters Forum
Jan 4, 2009 · This varies with your gun's specific chamber and bore dimensions. Simply obey the old rule of thumb that any time you change a reloading component (case, primer, powder, or bullet) you back your loads off 10% and work up watching for pressure signs. Solid copper bullets are less dense than jacketed lead core and cast bullets.
Barnes bullets? | Shooters Forum
Jun 27, 2013 · They are solid copper, meaning that : A. they are not as compressible as jacketed lead core bullets; and, B. since copper is lighter than lead, they are, weight-for-weight, longer than standard lead/jacketed bullets, and have longer bearing surfaces. These factors mean they generate higher pressures than standard bullets.
Copper Bullets - Shooters Forum
Dec 4, 2017 · The very very miniscule amount you MAY come in contact with because of the use of a lead bullet won't hurt you at all. Most bullets hold together at least 70%. A lot hold more. And there are 437.5 grs in an ounce. Your typical bullet for hunting deer weighs between 100-200 gr.
Copper bullet group issues - Shooters Forum
Oct 28, 2013 · 444 posts · Joined 2008. #1 · Oct 28, 2013. I have been interested in transitioning into the use of copper/non-lead bullets. Have tried Barnes Tsx 85 gr in .243 and 150 gr. Nosler e-tips in 7M-08. The respective rifles shoot various lead bullets to. 1 1/2 inch groups but the non-lead bullets scatter to 3+ inches with various powder combos.
Pressure Signs With Solid Copper Projectiles | Shooters Forum
Apr 15, 2006 · It isn't the all copper, it is that they have to make it longer to get the same weight as lead that is the problem. Longer slug = more friction = more pressure. Molly = less friction = less pressure. My experience with molly is you also loose speed 15-20FPS. Most guys Ive heard of add more powder to get the speed back.
About the real "Premium" bullets - Shooters Forum
Jan 4, 2019 · About the real "Premium" bullets. There always is a repeated thread about bullet performance and discussions are often conducted in parallel in a number of threads as there is no section dedicated to bullets - that one item which is what firearms are about. Personally, since the advent of the flat nose monolithic copper solid bullets in South ...