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March 13, 2001, 05:04
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Bullet Acronyms
I know the basics like:
FMJ - Full metal jacket HP - Hollow point BT - Boat tail SP - Soft point But what are the following?: SPCL MC PSPCL ------------------ My 2 pesos. Rats! San Diego ratlord@nation-of-rats.net
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March 13, 2001, 05:15
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If these are Remington bullets,
SPCL = Soft Point Core-Loct PSPCL = Pointed Soft Point Core-Loct MC = Metal Case ???? Just a guess. Hilljack |
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March 13, 2001, 05:51
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Thanks. I just got the "Blue Press" which is Dillon Precision's catalog. I was going to make an order so that I could put my reloading press to some good use.
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March 15, 2001, 19:41
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Sometimes the "CL" stands for "Cannelure".
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March 17, 2001, 23:17
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MC stands for "Metal Core".
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