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The first pulled sample bullets are one their way to the USA to get patents on these, the original Swiss patents are no longer valid as over 100 years old and not meant for reloading...
We are now working of producing the round nosed GP90/23 bullets for the 1889, M93 and the M97 cadet rifles soon and getting a US patent on that one.
The second plan is to produce 2 types of GP11 bullets when real GP11 is no longer available
A cheaper version for 100 yards shooting and a more complicated version that was made during the war also for 328 yards and furter on, that one is more expensive and requires extra reloading equipment that we need to send the finished bullet for to RCBS and Lee for to first design additonal reloading equipment for but only two of these p[anned are these are planned for next year. Shipping samples from Europe now is more risky with Xmass coming up and USPS stressing at your side.
They shall all be made in the USA and I'll supply these in Europe. For other countries, ask your local customs if there is any paperwork involved in receiving just bullets and decide on thsat info where these bullets are best sendf from, the US or Europe, For CH its Afa in Brislach that is the Swiss distributor for SP products, he is selling SP goodies allover CH in all three languages being English, German and French, the other two languages are a tiny bit more complicated for him but he allso to their areas.
The genuine GP11 available now is the 100 yards variant so the second bullet that we are going to make is the WWII variant so your K31's can more easy beat all these Swede Mausers
We are now working of producing the round nosed GP90/23 bullets for the 1889, M93 and the M97 cadet rifles soon and getting a US patent on that one.
The second plan is to produce 2 types of GP11 bullets when real GP11 is no longer available
A cheaper version for 100 yards shooting and a more complicated version that was made during the war also for 328 yards and furter on, that one is more expensive and requires extra reloading equipment that we need to send the finished bullet for to RCBS and Lee for to first design additonal reloading equipment for but only two of these p[anned are these are planned for next year. Shipping samples from Europe now is more risky with Xmass coming up and USPS stressing at your side.
They shall all be made in the USA and I'll supply these in Europe. For other countries, ask your local customs if there is any paperwork involved in receiving just bullets and decide on thsat info where these bullets are best sendf from, the US or Europe, For CH its Afa in Brislach that is the Swiss distributor for SP products, he is selling SP goodies allover CH in all three languages being English, German and French, the other two languages are a tiny bit more complicated for him but he allso to their areas.
The genuine GP11 available now is the 100 yards variant so the second bullet that we are going to make is the WWII variant so your K31's can more easy beat all these Swede Mausers
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