.308" bullets that ain't!

[rockquarry]

Couldn't resizing a jacketed bullet possibly cause the copper jacket to separate from the lead core? Lead has very little spring back but I bet the copper has some.

I know people swage jacketed bullets but I don't know the process, so maybe it's not a problem.

None of this is really worth the trouble looking at it from a 100% practical perspective. Lot of labor for "maybe it will work" results.

 

[pantannojack]

Way back I used to get .310 dia bullets for loading a SKS. They did not help accu much.

 

[Nevada Ed]

Way back I used to get .310 dia bullets for loading a SKS. They did not help accu much.

As a note;
Many, many years ago I tried a few .310 dia. jacket spitzers in my old 30-40 Krag, with a light target load.

They did not help out in the accuracy department, either.

 

[STORMINORMAN]

Well, after re-explaining the situation (they sent the wrong bullets) I was granted leave to return them. Almost a year later...?

Cheers!

 

[STORMINORMAN]

As an update: received notification that they were received and that a credit w/b issued... As it was, yesterday!

Cheers!

P.S. Way to go MIDWAY USA!

 

[Nevada Ed]

A credit will be issued...........................

well isn't that just hunky dory.

Where are my "Friggin bullets" !!

Sorry.
I just hate it when they mess up and can't fix the problem !!