I'm have read staments that the Lapua Mega and Mira is bonded bullets

Does any one know is taht is true? I think that they are just plain soft noses with a thicker jacket on the mittle.

Regards

Mads

Mads.

Lapuas hunting bullets are NOT bonded. Sako on the other hand make bonded hunting bullets. They are called Hammerhead and Super Hammerhead.

Stefan.

Thanks Stefan

But I didn't know that the Hammerheads were bonded!
You seldom hear about the Lapua or Sako bullets!

Is people using them in Sweden, or is every one like in Denmark - using Norma?

Regards

Mads

I intend to use Lapua�s very blunt 9.3 mm 286 grs bullet soon. Its Lapua�s design, featuring a thicker jacket in the rear and a cannelure. Can�t see if "bonded".

The Sako bullets are not Sako made: one is Barnes X, the other one is Nosler Partition. ( That is in 9.3 mm, because I did some research. In some European catalogs they rather clearly state which bullets they use. They still call them with their own proprietary name )

I wish the ammo makers would understand, that to use a premium bullet, and tell so, is good marketing:

Federal Premium
Remington Safari line
partially Norma ( own name for A frame, but declared somewhere in the catalog)
Hirtenberg with Nosler or Sierra ( not premium, but declarated )

Hermann