Fox Classic hunter
Fox Classic hunter bullets
The Fox Classic hunter bullets are made of cooper-zinc alloy, which is ensuring an adequate material strength to achieve the bullet to deform and not to crush during the penetration.
The grooves on the bullet reduce the contact surface between the bullet and the rifle barrel, which reduces the pressure and increases the speed.
The degree of deformation is determined by the depth of the hole at the top of the bullet. The tip is made of thermo-stable plastic that increases the ballistics as well as the terminal effect.
Bullets advantages
No lead contamination! 
Mass retention! 
High accuracy! 
Deep penetration! 
Stopping effect! 
Meat preservation!
Newly added calibers
Frequently asked questions
What material are the bullets made of?
All our bullets, both Fox Classic hunter and Fox Target are made of tombac / cooper-zinc alloy (CuZn10).
Copper–zinc alloy bullets offer several advantages over solid copper bullets due to their modified material properties. By adding a small amount of zinc to copper, the resulting alloy becomes harder and stronger than pure copper. This increased hardness helps the bullet better retain its shape during firing and at high velocities, leading to improved consistency and potentially better accuracy.
Another benefit of copper–zinc alloys is reduced friction and barrel fouling. Pure copper can be relatively soft and “sticky,” which may cause more residue buildup inside the barrel. Alloying with zinc slightly reduces this effect, allowing smoother travel through the barrel and more stable performance, especially in high-speed applications.
What is the BC of Fox Classic hunter?
Our bullets have a lower BC, because we made this cone point shape which allowed us to have a shorter bullet. This allows to stabilize even heavier bullets in standard twist rates. But anyway, inside 300meters the slightly lower BC doesn’t have an important impact on the bullet performance.
Do I need high impact speed?
Even though Fox Bullets are lead free they don’t need a high impact velocity to deform properly. The ideal impact velocity of our bullets is between 700 and 800m/s, but they will expand properly down to 600m/s on smaller game like roe deer, and down to 500m/s big size animals. This means that you can hunt roe bucks inside 300 meters with almost all standard calibers, that’s why we call our bullet ‘’Fox Classic Hunter’’, because it was made for traditional European hunters.
What weight should I choose?
0We recommend to our customers to use normal weight bullets, like for example a 165gr bullet in a 30-06 or 308win, to avoid excessive meat damage, due to fast deformation.
Are the bullets pressed or turned?
Precision is our biggest straights. Bullets are turned on a lathe machine from a solid piece of material – 2 m roods. The diameter, length, and shape can be controlled very precisely—often to within a few microns. This consistency means each bullet behaves almost identically in flight, which improves accuracy. Turned bullets also have a more uniform weight distribution.
Where can I found reload data?
For load data there is official load data in the Vihtavuori reloading tool and also in the Reload Swiss reload catalogue
https://www.vihtavuori.com/reloading-data/reloading-data-tool/#/
https://www.reload-swiss.com/en/loading-data/rs-loading-data
Which caliber would you like to see next?
You are welcome toexpress your idea about the next caliber.
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