Why no high-density tungsten bullets? | Snipers Hide Forum Tungsten is 70% denser than lead Why aren't there any small-caliber tungsten core bullets on the market? I know there's the armor-piercing restrictions, but that doesn't preclude frangible tungsten powders or cores that aren't shaped for penetration The closest I've seen are: 1 Barnes'
Accessories - MPA Matrix Pro II Chassis - Tungsten OK, had this on my backup comp rifle and got rid of the barreled action, so here it is It has some external wear, but if you're thinking of getting a custom paint job then that won't even matter Front spigot NV bridge ARCA rail built-in 2 extra thumb rests so you can customize to your
Hunting Fishing - tungsten bullets WARNING GRAPHIC Re: tungsten bullets WARNING GRAPHIC different kinds of Tungsten rounds Powdered (sintered) and pressed under lots of pressure and sometimes some form of bonding agent (glue) "exploding type", next is a tungsten penetrator that uses a sub caliber bullet inside a jacketed bullet AP, and also shotgun style that is either tungsten balls or a tungsten ball with some form of coating from the
Ammo - SwissP 338 Lapua Mag Armor Piercing 260gr Tungsten Carbide Core . . . This rare variety of Swiss P 338 Lapua Magnum Ammo is available for a limited time The tungsten carbide core is much harder and more ductile than most targets which makes it unstoppable for light armor Because the core does not break apart during penetration, it transfers outstanding residual
Make your own HEAVY BUFFER | Snipers Hide Forum Getting an AR10, going to make a heavy rifle buffer Purchased a bottle dog ear tipping weight tungsten It was the best price for pure tungsten, $14 for 3 ounces of powdered tungsten Going to take the AR10 buffer apart and put the powdered tungsten in Hoping for another two to three ounces Heavy AR10 buffers are VERY EXPENSIVE ($125)
Tungsten guide rod weights?? | Snipers Hide Forum Glock 23 gen 3 Does the heavy guide rod really help? who makes the heaviest? I am always just trying to improve on it thank s for your time and input!
Consensus firearm lubricant | Snipers Hide Forum Fifteen years ago when moly coating bullets was common I tried Tungsten disulfide known in the shooting world as Danzak It is far superior to moly lubricants for all applications
Built an AR-9 and it stovepipes every dozen rounds or so. . . . help . . . Swapped standard buffer and spring for JP SCS, one-by-one I swapped two SS weights for tungsten Issues both suppressed and non-suppressed Issues with about 4 different mags Used both 124 grain and 147 grain I'm at a loss - not more than maybe 100 or so rounds through it what else should I be looking at? Click to expand