07-24-2022, 04:37 PM
That is a good point. It is not marked on the box that it is hunting ammunition. It is not marked on the box that it is non-expanding ammunition, either, however. Also, my Hornady SST factory ammo is not marked on the box that it is for hunting or that it is expanding ammunition. Ammo I get from Druid Hill Armory is not marked for hunting. It is marked like the Hornady ammo, with just information on the make/model of the bullet, weight, caliber, velocity info.
With that said, I have no idea of games laws of every state. I don't see where in CA they list the criteria for ammo, but Fort Scott Munitions is listed on their list of legal ammo to use.
https://wildlife.ca.gov/Hunting/Nonlead-.../Certified
The laws will vary by state. For rifles, Nebraska wants 900 ft lbs of energy at 100 yards from a caliber larger than .22 and that the projectile not be FMJ. FSM TUI would work legally here just fine, based on what I am seeing.
With that said, I have no idea of games laws of every state. I don't see where in CA they list the criteria for ammo, but Fort Scott Munitions is listed on their list of legal ammo to use.
https://wildlife.ca.gov/Hunting/Nonlead-.../Certified
The laws will vary by state. For rifles, Nebraska wants 900 ft lbs of energy at 100 yards from a caliber larger than .22 and that the projectile not be FMJ. FSM TUI would work legally here just fine, based on what I am seeing.
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