DG Bullets

Some shooters keep a range notebook. Some keep it all in their head and swear they will remember.

Both crowds show up every weekend. Only one of them can tell you what they shot a month ago.

Notebook, phone, or memory?

Small shop means the folks making your bullets are the same kind of folks you run into at the range on a Saturday.

We like it that way. It feels good knowing where the stuff in your ammo can actually came from.

Where do you buy your components, local or online?

Somebody at the range is going to read your back twice. That is kind of the whole idea.

Coyote tan, distressed flag, and one very intentional bullet standing in for the I.

Just the Tip. Damn Good Bullets.

Cleaning night. Some guys find it relaxing. Some guys put it off until the gun starts giving them looks.

No judgment here, we have been both.

Which one are you?

House asleep, lamp on, notebook open. Some of the best hours of the week happen at the bench after everybody else calls it a night.

What time does your bench shift usually start?

Every box we ship starts as a stack of plain grey lead in a small shop in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.

Nothing glamorous about it. Real people, long days, and a green coat at the end you can pick out across a crowded range.

Just the Tip. Damn Good Bullets.

Ever pack up after a long range session and realize your gear smells like a bonfire.

A lot of that haze is not the gun, it is what is going through it. Cleaner running loads cut the smoke down enough that you notice it the second you start loading mags for the drive home.

What does your setup smell like after a big day?

Sunday shooting hits different once the rest of the week has plans of its own. Where are you headed today?

Just the Tip. Damn Good Bullets.

Light like this makes even a miss look good. What is left on your list before the sun drops?

Coffee tastes different when there is mist on the field and the grass is still wet. Sweatshirt weather yet, or not quite?

Just the Tip. Damn Good Bullets.