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My range wont allow ammo that has steel in the bullet, I know some ammo uses steel in the jackets. They basically take the ammo and touch it to a magnet to check it.
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Tulammo 223 Rem/5.56 NATO FMJ 55GR Steel Case 100Bo
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Thomas, The jacket is steel coated by copper. Tula and other Russian, Serbian and Ukraine manufactured ammo may use these bimetal bullets. Bimetal means 2 metals… steel and copper. The bullet jacket is made from a soft steel and then coated with one of more layers of copper. These round will not pass magnet test.