Non lead projectiles

[9mmrevolver]

I'm looking for non lead projectiles for 308,223, and 7.62x39. Anybody know of manufacturer and type that is relatively inexpensive? I use that term lightly.

[Fjold]

http://www.shootersproshop.com/nosler-products/nosler-blemished-2nds.html

I check this regularly for "Blems" and close outs. Look under "Bullet Type" for E Tips.

[edgerly779]

^^^ That is where I get some for hunting. There is a source for .223 55 gr solid copper . copperheads approved for ca non game mammals. They are cheap at 10 bucks per hundred.

[jericho89]

Check "rmr reloading", I don't know about inexpensive, but a good company to deal with... they have the stint fire lead free 42 gr. $68 fr 1000 and 55 gr for $95 in 223 you can check the other calibers

[Divehobo]

Subscribed, non lead bullets cost bank. Would be interested in finding good, reliable source for inexpensive and accurate rounds. I have been loading Barnes Triple's and have broken the bank.

[vhram]

If your using them for hunting in calif. make sure they are on the approved and tested list . A lot of lead-free is not on the list.

[Spyder]

I bought a LOT of these a while back when they were on sale for even cheaper. Haven't had any problems with them yet, but haven't killed anythign with them either, just did some load pressure testing. I figure they'll make good blasting/bulk ammo.

http://www.theamericanmarksman.com/Rifle-2ndsBlems_c_125.html

[stranded1980]

Cutting Edge Bullets usually runs deals for October and November.

http://site.cuttingedgebullets.com/pages/available_calibers

[9mmrevolver]

Where can I find this "list". This ****in sucks.

[9mmrevolver]

Ya cutting edge is not cheap

[stranded1980]

Where can I find this "list". This ****in sucks.

I think this is the list you're looking for, if hunting is the reason you want non-lead ammo:

https://www.wildlife.ca.gov/Hunting/Nonlead-Ammunition/Certified