Full metal jacket

And, you know, the ballistics team took a look around the industry at what was available.

And kind of largely at what I think you guys found was you have a legacy, let's say 223 with a 55 grain FMJ.

Okay, well, if you buy their SBR version, it's the same components and the same powder.

They just drop the charge weight.

Now, Frontier is, uh, you know, a line that we brought back here a number of years ago, and it's really a, a home for a little bit more budget-friendly option that still gives you high performance, still gives you great accuracy, uh, for a variety of different, you know, match shooting, target shooting, plinking, things like that.

Expanding it now to include the iconic 7.62 by 51 with 150 grain FMJ.

You gotta have that in the lineup.

Yeah.

Gotta have it

... 1954.

Uh, and then also a 7.62 by 39 with a 123 grain FMJ.

Again, also a staple.

We know the solids go all the way through.

Those are real, like real, uh, FMJs from-

Yeah

...

... 'cause you're gonna, you're gonna grab the cheapest thing off the shelf to shoot-

[laughs] Yeah

... your FMJs and, and, and break some paper.

Yeah.

You know? But it's, and people were like, "Bro, I haven't even unlocked AP." I'm like, "I'm with you, bro.

I'm still on FMJ." You know? And then seeing, you know, people like, uh, The Tactical Brit take his 1911 of HP rounds and just leg meta everyone.

You know? Literally everyone, just go in there, rat it out, and rat, take, you know, just a pistol kit and kill him and just take a $20,000 kit from someone and just start running that, you know? So it's like, you know, and there's so many things, dude.

The, the artillery spam and people trying to, you know, figure that out and how quick.

They cause a lot of damage.

If it's a full metal jacket or if it's some sort of soft tip, that's up to debate right there.

Well, we had a belt-fed gun.

Which

is most likely full metal jacket.

Yeah, and we also had either Scorpions.

There was one Scorpion, and then the rest were using AKs.

I understand.

And they are... a pretty unique bullet.

They look like, they look like an FMJ with grooves cut, you know, grooves that you'll see in copper bullets cut in them, but they're not, they've got a big cavity inside the tip and the tips are actually pretty fragile, which in heavier recoiling stuff kind of is, is, is, uh, is there's some workarounds to it, but that's kind of the downside to them and smaller stuff, not an issue.

But, uh, so there's a big cavity behind the tip.

And when, uh, actually I can grab one right here.