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Monolithic Solid Bullets

Monolithic Solid Bullets. By Brandon Butschek MEEN 3344 Material Science. What is a Monolithic Solid Bullet?. It is a bullet that is made to travel in a straight path inside an animal. It is a copper alloy. It is approximately 61.5% copper, 35% zinc 0.5% tin, and 3% lead.

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Monolithic Solid Bullets

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  1. Monolithic Solid Bullets By Brandon Butschek MEEN 3344 Material Science

  2. What is a Monolithic Solid Bullet? • It is a bullet that is made to travel in a straight path inside an animal. • It is a copper alloy. • It is approximately 61.5% copper, 35% zinc 0.5% tin, and 3% lead. • The bullet gains most of its strength from the homogeneity of the alloy.

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  4. Conventional Bullets • They can break up and deform inside the animal. • This can make the bullet move off target and not humanely kill the animal.

  5. Monolithic Solid Bullets • It will hold its shape and it will better travel in a straight path.

  6. Advantages/Disadvantages • It is able to hold its shape and it will not pierce steel plate. • Weight? • The monolithic solid bullet costs about twice as much a conventional bullet.

  7. References 1. Arthur B. Alphin (2007, 16 July) A-SQUARE RIFLES and AMMUNITION http://a-squareco.com/index.html Retreved September 3, 2007, from http://a-squareco.com/Triad.html 2. George S. Brady & Henry R. Clauser Materials Handbook Thirteenth Edition McGraw-Hill, INC, 1991 3. William D. Callister, Jr. Fundamentals of Materials Science and Engineering An Integrated Approach, 2nd ed. Wiley and Sons, 2004 4. Arthur B. Alphin Any Shot You Want The A-Square Handloading And Rifle Manual On Target Press, 1996 5. Petkovic, R. A. (1979) Recovery and recrystallization of polycrystalline copper after hot working [Electronic version] Acta Metallurgica

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