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  • ArmedCMT
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 2036

    7.62x39 Frangible (Compressed Copper) update post #11

    http://www.brassbybill.com/product-p...39Fran-100.htm Anyone know anything about these?

    I was feeling the temptation to buy one of these range packs but I bought a couple bags of these compressed copper frangibles instead.
    Ill admit to leaping without looking so if anyone has any info on these pills it would be greatly appreciated.

    Edit: I understand what frangible rounds are, I bought these with hunting in mind(im hoping they are lead free)
    Last edited by ArmedCMT; 03-11-2014, 4:15 AM.
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    h.charlie
    Member
    • Feb 2014
    • 497

    I wouldn't use it for hunting when it hits bones it break like when they hit walls in shoot houses

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    • #3
      ArmedCMT
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2012
      • 2036

      Originally posted by h.charlie
      I wouldn't use it for hunting when it hits bones it break like when they hit walls in shoot houses
      Bummer...I was under the impression that frangible rounds act like normal when they hit flesh&bone

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      • #4
        IntoForever
        CGSSA Associate
        • Sep 2010
        • 3891

        Nope, they give off all energy upon impact and turn to dust. I use them in my HD rifles so they don't over penetrate.
        With all this "gun control" talk, I've not heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns from criminals, just law abiding Citizens.

        Originally posted by Nose Nuggets
        5 guys, hot damn thats some good eat'n.
        Originally posted by pyromensch
        damn, i duped my own thread...first time i did a poll

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        • #5
          ArmedCMT
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2012
          • 2036

          Originally posted by IntoForever
          Nope, they give off all energy upon impact and turn to dust. I use them in my HD rifles so they don't over penetrate.
          Hmm....I guess I could keep the SKS loading with these instead of SP's.

          WTF am I gunna do with 200 of these things. Im glad I scaled back from the 5 bags I had in my cart.

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            CSACANNONEER
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            They're the safest thing to shoot steel targets with.
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            • #7
              ArmedCMT
              Senior Member
              • Nov 2012
              • 2036

              Originally posted by CSACANNONEER
              They're the safest thing to shoot steel targets with.
              Like if I wanted to be standing right next to the steel target I was shooting at?

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              • #8
                fifT7
                CGN/CGSSA Contributor
                CGN Contributor
                • Nov 2011
                • 700

                Will these feed in an ak or more for sks use?

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                • #9
                  ArmedCMT
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2012
                  • 2036

                  Originally posted by fifT7
                  Will these feed in an ak or more for sks use?
                  I dont know, I bought them sight unseen. Its just the bullets not complete round.

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                  • #10
                    IntoForever
                    CGSSA Associate
                    • Sep 2010
                    • 3891

                    Originally posted by ArmedCMT
                    Like if I wanted to be standing right next to the steel target I was shooting at?
                    Kinda difficult but you could stand there and hold it up as I shoot it.
                    I loaded those things up for a variety of firearms and never had a problem with feeding or accuracy at 600 yards. One tip though, the .308 in a Mosin will keyhole at about 40 yards.
                    With all this "gun control" talk, I've not heard one politician say how they plan on taking guns from criminals, just law abiding Citizens.

                    Originally posted by Nose Nuggets
                    5 guys, hot damn thats some good eat'n.
                    Originally posted by pyromensch
                    damn, i duped my own thread...first time i did a poll

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                    • #11
                      ArmedCMT
                      Senior Member
                      • Nov 2012
                      • 2036

                      They showed up

                      Im not really sure what im gonna do with these but this is what they look like...


                      Frangible on the left, ZMax on the right.

                      IntoForever,
                      Do these bullets have a similar profile to the frangibles youve used before? The profile makes me think they are gonna fly like cans of soup.


                      They seem very similar to these flat point remanufactured rounds(middle round) that were giving me fits at 100yds. The soft points(one right of center) were much better at 100yds & on steel at 300yd and the FMJ's(far right) were on steel, with the aid of a spotter, at 400yds. Funny thing is all three types of rounds came in the same order, in the same boxes, listed as the same thing.


                      I wonder if the frangible bullets would survive being reprofiled in a lathe?
                      Last edited by ArmedCMT; 03-11-2014, 4:16 AM.

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                      • #12
                        chango17
                        Member
                        • Jul 2012
                        • 350

                        Well let us know how they shoot I was pretty tempted to buy a few hundred of those when i saw them.

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