http://www.azgfd.net/hunting/ask-a-wildlife-manager/ask-a-wildlife-manager-what-is-considered-military-full-metal-jacketed-ammo-as-referenced-by-r12-4-303/2008/08/29/ The Official Blog of the Arizona Game and Fish Department Thu, 03 Dec 2009 19:13:38 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 http://www.azgfd.net/hunting/ask-a-wildlife-manager/ask-a-wildlife-manager-what-is-considered-military-full-metal-jacketed-ammo-as-referenced-by-r12-4-303/2008/08/29/comment-page-1/#comment-162 Ed Dowdle Tue, 07 Oct 2008 20:05:03 +0000 http://www.azgfd.net/hunting/?p=365#comment-162 This is not very accurate. I reload ammunition and often use surplus military brass, which has the markings refered to, but use lead soft-nose bullets. I also reload ammunition with Barnes bullets, which are 100% copper, and contain no lead, and seem to fit into your description of "full metal jacketed" ammo. Please clarify this definition to bring it into harmony with current bullet technology and your own encouragement of non-lead ammunition use by hunters. This is not very accurate. I reload ammunition and often use surplus military brass, which has the markings refered to, but use lead soft-nose bullets. I also reload ammunition with Barnes bullets, which are 100% copper, and contain no lead, and seem to fit into your description of “full metal jacketed” ammo. Please clarify this definition to bring it into harmony with current bullet technology and your own encouragement of non-lead ammunition use by hunters.

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