Silver bullets are a popular form of silver bullion for military enthusiasts, hunters, and history buffs. Now, this same format is coming to copper as an alternative to copper coins, copper bars, and copper rounds. SilverTowne is one of the leading private mints in the United States and its wide range of bullion bullets are already popular with silver enthusiasts. Now copper enthusiasts have the same options! Right now, you can buy 1 oz Copper Bullet .45 Calibers online at Provident Metals.

Highlights:

• Arrives with a plastic bag for shipping!
• Brand-new range of copper bullets from SilverTowne!
• Contains 1 Troy oz of .999 pure copper.
• Designed just like a .45 caliber bullet.
• Smooth finish on the bullet.
• Engravings on the base.

If you purchase a 1 oz Copper Bullet .45 Caliber from Provident Metals, the item you purchase is available with a plastic bag. These copper bullets are available in brand-new condition and represent growing diversity in the lineup of bullion bullets from SilverTowne. Although these copper bullets replicate the exact size and shape of .45 caliber rounds, none of these items work with actual firearms.

Design

The 1 oz Copper Bullet .45 Caliber is produced in the exact size and shape of a .45 caliber round. The exact appearance of these .45 caliber copper bullets is that of a full metal jacket round. Though the bullets distinctive parts are visible, including the projectile round, shell casing, and primer at the base, the copper bullet doesnt actually come apart. Instead, it has been expertly crafted to look just like a .45 caliber round.

You wont find additional engravings on the 3D surfaces of the copper bullet, but the base near the primer of the bullet does have some engravings that identify the item. Here, you will find inscriptions of the weight, metal content, and purity as 1 oz, 999, Cu. The SilverTowne pick ax mint mark is also engraved on the base of the bullets.

History

The .45 caliber round was designed by John Moses Browning in 1904. He was looking to develop a handgun cartridge for use in his prototype Colt semi-automatic pistol. After the United States Military successfully tested the bullet, it was adopted as the chambering method for rounds in the Colt M1911 pistol. The .45 was voted among soldiers on the battlefield, and later law enforcement on the home front, for its stopping power.

Ordering

If you have any questions, Provident Metals’ customer service is available to assist you. We can be reached on the phone at 800-313-3315, online using our live chat service, and via our email address.