Has anyone tried these bullets?

[T-shooter]

These sound good. Has anyone tried these in any caliber or weight? Just wonder how they fly, especially in longer ranges. The BC specs are in G1. Wonder if that is accurate? They are pricey. According to their site, each Ultra Match bullet is checked, the Target Match are made exactly the same but randomly checked.

 

[Mike402]

I tried them and couldn't get them to group any better than 1 moa. Had much better luck with Flatlines

 

[CTK]

Tip looks like it would bend if a Butterfly landed on it.

 

[hogpatrol]

All aluminum? Interesting.

 

[BOBC]

All aluminum? Interesting.

I tried them and couldn't get them to group any better than 1 moa. Had much better luck with Flatlines

At .85 cents each they should all go into the same hole.
I don't think its a good idea for the jacket to be 99% pure copper. Should be at least 95% copper and 5% zinc. But "the proof of a pudding is in the eating".

 

[T-shooter]

Eventually I'm going to try them. Right now I can't get out much past 220 yards until the corn is down this fall so wouldn't be a good test.

 

[Larryh128]

All aluminum? Interesting.

Parker muzzleloading bullets use an aluminum tip instead of plastic. They are very accurate bullets in smokeless muzzleloaders.

 

[ELR LVR]

I tried them and couldn't get them to group any better than 1 moa. Had much better luck with Flatlines

I was amazed at the results and mainly the speed I got from Flatline 180 grainers in a .308
With those bullets velocity was up the same as a 30-06
(Must be due to their reduced bearing surface)
And I don't think you could point a bullet any sharper....haha
every time I reached for a bullet I almost skewered my finger
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WTC makes some damn good bullets, pricey maybe, but not really considering how uniform they are