Use of bimetallic ammo

[3inSlugger]

I'm interested in getting involved in competitions. Steel and three/two gun. I have some Tula; hell it is cheap. For those that don't know, Tula is steel cased and has a brass-coated very soft steel bullet. Now can I use that for 3-gun? Is it organizer dependent or range dependent? And for the guys who go to USSA, do they allow it?

 

[ASP785]

If you can't use it they do a poor job of enforcing that rule because Tula in all forms is all over the ground out there.

 

[3inSlugger]

Discovered it myself that USPSA prohibits steel-bullets of any sort.

 

[grwd]

The problem with bi-metallic ammo is that they want the same rights as normal ammo, but they keep playing like they were made that way. I say man (or woman) up, and pick a side, and carry on.

 

[dennishoddy]

If its AP, it tears up the steel, and is not allowed.