I have never seen anything like that. There seems to be an upsurge in hot (+2,000 fps) self defense Carbine ammo. While never having to use it for such, I would think any brand of 110 grain soft point up close and personal would be very effective.
I have also had issues with sticking the small but tapered cases in the F/L die and ripping the rims off. I thought it was me, but the REM-UMC brass has one or two out of 50 that have undersized rims. I never have an issue if I check for them prior to sizing. A friends Underwood seems to find each one and fails to eject. My Inland seems not to care. Maybe he needs a new extractor?
I've never seen this Ammo at all myself. I just thought I show it because of that. Any Round will do the job if your using a 30 Carbine for Home Defense.
Those bullets look like copper plated "square drive" bits! - Bob
In Canada those are properly known as Robertson bits after their Canadian inventor, like Phillips but less prone to camming out of the fastener. If those rounds were available in Canada they would likely be re branded to "30 Carbine 85 Grain Robertson #2 Shot - Underwood Ammo" depending on the size of the square.
- Darren 1 PL West Nova Scotia Regiment 2000-2003
1 BN Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry 2003-2013
[QUOTE=browningautorifle;377601]Yes, I've broken the odd pin. QUOTE] We all have I'm sure. I stopped most of it by using (ready for the gasps of disgust) Lee dies. You hit a berdan and the whole pin and rod push up without breaking and yes if it does happen you break or bend it you really can replace them.
Not from me! Their "stuff" is more affordable and works fine for my purposes. I don't like their shell holder for .30 Carbine though, too loose of a fit and tears off more of the rims. - Bob