Hawkesbury River Bullet Company presents our very own Copper Hawkes range of high velocity perfomrance projectiles.

HRBC NEWS 03/11/2011

The HRBC Team are excited to announce the launch of our brand new website. Make sure you check back regularly as we are adding more features on a daily basis. Soon we will unveil our brand new online store and more....

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Welcome to HRBC

Hawkesbury River Bullet Company (HRBC) is one of the oldest and most respected hard cast projectile manufacturer in Australia.

We pride ourselves on our reputation as being the highest quality projectiles available.

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Products of HRBC

HRBC offers 3 different styles of high performance dry lubrication on all of our projectiles.

Only Certified "Virgin Bullet Alloy" not recycled, is used in the production process of HRBC projectiles, giving pistol calibres a rated hardness of #7 Saeco scale or #16 Brinell Hardness Scale.

The original and known proven formula of the HY-TEK SUPERCOAT coating system.

A special HY TEK super slippery performance coating aimed at the extreme high velocity of over 2200 fps

The Nostalgic "Western Action' coating, giving all the properties of the BlackHawkes coating, with the visual aspect of yester year. This clear coating lubrication eliminates the OHS and handling issues of raw alloy.

Only Certified "Virgin Bullet Alloy" not recycled, is used in the production process of HRBC projectles, giving pistol calibers a rated hardness of #7 Saeco scale or #16 Brinell Hardness Scale.

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

A meeting of two rivers...

The Hawkesbury River Bullet Company comes to The Hunter Valley.

ARTICLE SOURCE: Paul Jones, Guns Australia July/September 2001

When I took up pistol shooting back in the mid-1960's. options for reloading were really limited. Yes, we could buy some powders. primer etc, but we were limited in project availability.

Most of us opted to buy a mould and then become scrap metal merchants in order to procure supplies of lead or wheel weights or if you were really lucky, linotype material. Then what followed was many hours of sitting over a hot lead pot, breathing lead fumes to cast projectiles for your next shoot. Of course we had to size and lubricate our product as well.

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Christmas Hours

23rd December - 9th January
The HRBC Factory will be closed for production over the Christmas perdiod.