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I should have typed CNC'd, thats what I was thinking when I typed my message earlier.
CNC is gonna be expensive too.Comment
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are they made out of brass?Comment
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Lol I see my post was merged into this one. I guess I missed the original post.Comment
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Are Comp Bullets legalin CA?
Hope its not a Dupe.http://www.slashgear.com/comp-bullet...pree-08200940/If they're illegal, which I'm guessing they are, can anyone point me in the right direction to read the laws on this.
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I don't see any reason they would be illegal. I also don't buy into the hype at all, this seems like one of the silliest products I've seen in a long time.Originally posted by wildhawker
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No comment on the Comp Bullet (which look ridiculously expensive and not worth the price) but the writer of that Slashgear article sounds like an idiot.Internet Talk is Cheap
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I wasn't implying there not worthless...Comment
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Not sure why you would think anything makes these illegal in CA.
They are however, probably silly in CA(and everywhere else).Comment
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The "copper alloy" mentioned as the substance they are made of looks suspiciously like brass, and I believe that's considered armor piercing ammo and a big ATF or CA BoF no-no in handgun cal."Everything I ever learned about leadership, I learned from a Chief Petty Officer." - John McCain
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Bullets with SPEED HOLES in them.
'nuff said.
Sounds like a crock to me, and the reviewer on the site can't resist giving his opinion wherever he can squeeze it in. "Journalism" FAIL.
Yeah, I wouldn't buy into the hype. The rifle bullets, at least, shouldn't be illegal in California, but I also don't think they're worth the price of admission. A solid back spitzer point boat-tail is still probably a better choice.
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I think the Slashgear poster was even more of an Idiot than I first thought.
These Comp Bullets ARE NOT meant for Shooting. They are meant to be used AS JEWELERY!!
Those holes are meant to hold precious stones (diamonds, rubies, etc).
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