Ok, I have read some contradictory stuff.
One thing I read was that all "armor peircing rounds" were illegal. All rounds with above X % of steel or other very hard metal. It also said that some particular brands were made illegal, such as KTW's.
I've also read on a different site that rounds, such as KTW's were legal, they just weren't usually sold to non-LEO entities.
I've also heard and seen steel cored ammo for sale, not to mentin solid copper bullets.
I also consider most rifles to be "armor peircing." I don't know if ceramic plates and other modern day armor could stop most deer rifle rounds or not.
Could someone clear this up for me.
Thanks
One thing I read was that all "armor peircing rounds" were illegal. All rounds with above X % of steel or other very hard metal. It also said that some particular brands were made illegal, such as KTW's.
I've also read on a different site that rounds, such as KTW's were legal, they just weren't usually sold to non-LEO entities.
I've also heard and seen steel cored ammo for sale, not to mentin solid copper bullets.
I also consider most rifles to be "armor peircing." I don't know if ceramic plates and other modern day armor could stop most deer rifle rounds or not.
Could someone clear this up for me.
Thanks