We have learned that the person at the NRA who originally approved our use of the word Palma to describe our new 30 cal 155.5 gr bullets does not have the authority to do so. We went through the official application process with the NRA and have been denied the use of the word Palma. For this reason we are changing the name of this bullet to 30 cal 155.5 gr BT Fullbore.
We are using the word Fullbore because it is a style of shooting very much like Palma. Fullbore shooters compete in the prone position at distances from 300 to 1000 yards,Palma shooters compete at 800, 900, and 1000 yards in the prone position).
Let me be clear that this bullet was designed specifically for International Palma competition,to comply with the 156.0 gr or lighter rule) and even though we cannot call it a Palma bullet this is its intend purpose. I apologize for any confusion created by this situation.
Regards,
Eric
We are using the word Fullbore because it is a style of shooting very much like Palma. Fullbore shooters compete in the prone position at distances from 300 to 1000 yards,Palma shooters compete at 800, 900, and 1000 yards in the prone position).
Let me be clear that this bullet was designed specifically for International Palma competition,to comply with the 156.0 gr or lighter rule) and even though we cannot call it a Palma bullet this is its intend purpose. I apologize for any confusion created by this situation.
Regards,
Eric
