“Tag: Lead-Free”

Handgun ammunition continues to evolve in new and interesting directions to serve the needs of consumers.

A lead-free, monolithic 55-gr., .223 Rem. load with a deep-cavity hollow-point tip, the Silverado’s copper bullet is designed to fragment into up to nine pieces upon impact.

Barnes Bullets, already no stranger to alternative-material projectiles, has announced a new line of lead-free ammunition designed specifically to function through the AR-15 platform.

An exclusive look at how the revolutionary solid-copper bullet, now 25 years old, recalculated the math on terminal ballistics and set a new standard for performance on big game.

Cutting Edge Bullets' MZL Raptor projectiles give muzzleloader hunters a performance edge in the field.

Designed from the ground up for hunting feral hogs, Winchester Ammunition's Razorback XT gives you an edge in the field when using a .44 Rem. Mag.-chambered handgun or carbine.

Federal's Field & Range Steel Game & Target loads are a good choice when the range or hunting grounds required a non-lead option.

Likely the only lead-free muzzleloading-specific round balls, TomBob Outdoors’ American-made ITX 10 g/cc balls are constructed from materials with no significant traces of lead.

There are multiple factors that must be considered when handloading lead-free bullets.