04-30-2017, 04:37 AM
BluntForceTrauma Wrote:Sometimes large wars do us.True. LBJ thought the North Vietnamese would be easy. That error in judgment turned into a bigger and longer war than he expected. It's always possible that DJT or a future POTUS could make a similar mistake.
In any case, to more directly address your question, apparently the DoD considers the use of copper in place of lead as a viable option. The SOST bullet used by the USMC in the Mk318 load has as much, if not more, copper than the M855A1 EPR.
![[Image: compare.jpg]](https://www.americanrifleman.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/compare.jpg)
![[Image: Mk-318-Mod-0-cross-section.jpg]](http://abesguncave.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/03/Mk-318-Mod-0-cross-section.jpg)
Quote:I object only to politically correct decision drivers, like those mandating women in front-line combat.Not sure if that's a yes or no?
Quote:Nice try.Don't know what you mean. The subject of a 123gr EPR probably not being a feasible 6.5 Grendel load is what prompted your "editorializing" on the matter.

