On Saturday I took a carbine class with Servo Group  and used ZQI for the first time.

While others shot, plumes of smoke came out of their rifles. Mine shot with little soot. I didn't notice this until after I was done with the course and saw how clean my rifle was compared to others. 

One instructor noticed how my rifle shot cleaner than others and asked what ammo I was using. Not to mention accurate. I put 2 rounds in the same holes multiple times.

 

I am definitely buying more of this stuff. At only 32¢ shipped, it's worth the extra 2¢ to run cleaner than wolf gold or others.

 

Just curious if this truly uses an SS109 bullet with a steel penetrator, since it has no green tip. If it is just a 62 gr FMJ, without the penetrator, that may account for the better than expected accuracy.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

Just curious if this truly uses an SS109 bullet with a steel penetrator, since it has no green tip. If it is just a 62 gr FMJ, without the penetrator, that may account for the better than expected accuracy.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

 

If it is marketed as SS109/M855 then it must have a 62gr bullet with penetrator, sealed primer and sealed canneleur bullet.  The green ID tip is not always present, other brands omit the green tip.  Still, I shoot M855 almost exclusively and sub MOA is an extraordinary claim from a 3 MOA round.  Not saying the guy is lying, just never heard of performance like that before..

I'm not sure h claimed MOA, he said same bullet in the same hole, with no distance given. 

 

Also just cause they print something on the box it does mean it HAS to be true. However their website does mention steel as part of the bullet core. 

I have not had good experiences with older ZQI in .308.  It was loaded so hot, the cases were bulging and primers were piercing.  I lost a firing pin in one which was unfortunate.

I'm not sure h claimed MOA, he said same bullet in the same hole, with no distance given. 

 

Also just cause they print something on the box it does mean it HAS to be true. However their website does mention steel as part of the bullet core.