New,.....DRT Ammo,..Check this stuff out

[Randy]

http://www.drtammo.com/

[bluelund79]

Sounds like it would be good. Prices are unfortunate to say about where they are going to be for awhile. However, after reading the testimonial....I would have liked to see some photos of the wound area to see exactly what the terminal performance would look like. Sure, a well placed shot from a .223 with good velocity would take down a deer, however, I seriously doubt the soup he claimed from that round. I'm a Missouri type person-SHOW ME. Thanks for the link though, sounds like it could be neat, just not for me to buy to find out.

[hammerforged]

Hello all; I am new here but I am familiar with DRT Ammo. If you wish to contact me for further info you may do so at - [email protected].

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[uncle john]

Have not had any experience with these bullets, but another relatively new frangible is made here in PA. Sinterfire, is made in Kersey, PA. This part of PA is known for it's sintered metal products. I have toured the plant, and also a separate facility that loads ammo using the Sinterfire bullet. They are exceptionally accurate in my Colt AR. The handgun bullets are very accurate also. These are solid sintered slugs, mostly copper, with some tin. I have never shot a critter with the rifle bullets, but have taken out a few woodchucks with solids in the .357. When they hit something hard, they go to dust. They make a hollow point handgun slug they has an impressive gel test result. If you are interested, www.sinterfire.com is the site. Prices are comparable to standard ammo. One thing I might mention, is that the .224 slugs require a fast twist to stabilize them. 1:9 works good. The other ones don't seem so touchy, especially the handgun slugs. They make buckshot and 12 ga. slugs, too.