joshuades has it correct.
You can get or make alloyed lead bullets that you can shoot up to about 2200 fps. These are a very hard alloy. The main issue here is if you have a gas gun then you should not use lead bullets as it is a case of when and not if the gas port or tube will be fouled with the lead. Gas checked bullets would only delay the problems for a short time.
If you are shooting a bolt gun then it is a non issue. As long as the alloy will not lead the barrel at the velocities you will be shooting at.
You can get or make alloyed lead bullets that you can shoot up to about 2200 fps. These are a very hard alloy. The main issue here is if you have a gas gun then you should not use lead bullets as it is a case of when and not if the gas port or tube will be fouled with the lead. Gas checked bullets would only delay the problems for a short time.
If you are shooting a bolt gun then it is a non issue. As long as the alloy will not lead the barrel at the velocities you will be shooting at.
