The .408 caliber 425 grain Lazer tipped hollow point is Cutting Edge’s bullet for extreme long range work in the .408 cartridges, single feed, fifty to the box. It is a solid copper bullet turned on a CNC Swiss lathe, lead free, and built for a ballistic coefficient that stays consistent from one bullet to the next, which matters more at two thousand yards than it does at two hundred.
Why ELR shooters pick it
At extreme range, small differences in BC between bullets in the same box show up as vertical spread on target, and a lathe turned bullet holds tighter tolerances than a jacketed one. The tipped hollow point profile keeps the nose consistent and gives the high BC that a 425 grain .408 needs to stay supersonic a long way out. Cutting Edge describes it as the number one choice for ELR match shooters in this caliber, and the shooters who run .408s tend to agree.
Single feed means the bullet is seated long and loaded one round at a time. In an ELR rifle that is normal practice anyway.
What is in the box
- .408 caliber, 425 grain, single feed Lazer tipped hollow point
- Solid copper, lead free, CNC Swiss lathe turned
- High, consistent ballistic coefficient for extreme long range
- 50 per box, projectiles only, not loaded ammunition
Components ship direct to your door with no FFL. If your long range rifle is a .375, the .375 caliber 400 grain Lazer is the same design in that bore, and everything else is under reloading components.
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