Can you explain that? You're putting the creation at 1970 or so. It's been discontinued several times and isn't currently in production.
I personally thought that it was brilliant for its time, wide open cavity, dead soft core, the absolute expansion of that soft core without leading at low velocity.
The fbi and $1 per round twenty packs are in charge now. I can't imagine that very many people will want this item.
Speer could introduce an identical round in gold dot, that thin plated jacket over thin lead with a carefully engineered point meant to positively expand at mediocre velocities.
Any cast bullet maker could cut a mold, use a different alloy, and use the coated bullet technology, right?
I can't imagine anyone, literally anyone choosing this round over another specially engineered round unless it was sold at a very competitive price. A bit more than a plain plated jacketed bullet.