[metric man]

The gun club i shoot at on the indoor range say no fmj. What is another good choice of ammo to shoot, and where can i buy some online? All my local dealers are on back order..

[Twitch2120]

now im a bit curious. the only other options i can think of are jacketed hollow points and cast lead. the hollow points wouldnt really be much different than the FMJ. the cast bullets im not sure about. i think you have to hand load. but could be wrong. are there any companies that do cast lead production?

[DWARREN123]

Not sure about factory loads but there are lead, plated and jacketed for reloading.
No FMJ would, to me, mean JHP are okay. Ask and see.

[TheWall]

I think they have it bass ackwards. Seems to me FMJ would be less lead problem. If the range doesn't have the proper backstop maybe it would be a problem. Maybe they are just talking about using it with rifles. The indoor range I go to uses ground up tires for it's backstop. It's about 15ft deep.

[metric man]

I was told to use reloads with lead tips..the problem is finding reloads right now.. Any tips on web sites that have them? the range i shoot at says no fmj on the insided range because of ricocheting.

[Ruger100]

Quote:       Originally Posted by TheWall

I think they have it bass ackwards. Seems to me FMJ would be less lead problem. If the range doesn't have the proper backstop maybe it would be a problem. Maybe they are just talking about using it with rifles. The indoor range I go to uses ground up tires for it's backstop. It's about 15ft deep.

Yup. Never heard of not allowing FMJ

[509_AK]

i think i would get a second and maybe third opinion on the no FMJ.