renaissance
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I need a refresher course in terminology.
I had been given to understand that:
1) "Copper Plated", meant hard cast lead that had been electroplated with copper.
2) Full metal jacketed (FMJ) meant a hollow copper shell that had been "stuffed with swagged (= softer) lead - The lead was exposed at the base
Now:
I see TNT reloading advertises "copper coated" and in the same line calls it "FMJ" -
Whats the story here -
I have e-mailed them (twice) and not recieved an answer!
3) Is there such a thing as a "fully enclosed" bullet which is NOT plated (I'm having trouble imagining how such a thing could be manufactured, but) I seem to recall reading about such a thing.
While we are on the subject:
What resuslts have any of you out there had with using
"Copper Plated" soft swagged lead in GLOCK ?
I had been given to understand that:
1) "Copper Plated", meant hard cast lead that had been electroplated with copper.
2) Full metal jacketed (FMJ) meant a hollow copper shell that had been "stuffed with swagged (= softer) lead - The lead was exposed at the base
Now:
I see TNT reloading advertises "copper coated" and in the same line calls it "FMJ" -
Whats the story here -
I have e-mailed them (twice) and not recieved an answer!
3) Is there such a thing as a "fully enclosed" bullet which is NOT plated (I'm having trouble imagining how such a thing could be manufactured, but) I seem to recall reading about such a thing.
While we are on the subject:
What resuslts have any of you out there had with using
"Copper Plated" soft swagged lead in GLOCK ?