Peter, thanks for bringing this up. Can you expand on that?

I have never understood it either. Against the use of solid stock and machine time production on each bullet and even taking into account waste material for CNC bullets, you have multiple steps {more labor?} plus machine time {die stamping and swaging/drawing}, some waste and material cost on the other traditional bullets.

What is the big difference in cost? Is it cutting tools for CNC bullets?

Can somebody help here? I am glad Peter mentioned it, because I've never understood exactly why CNC bullets ARE more expensive.