RE: Ammo Question
Both are copper jacketed, neither have lead tips.
Typically, a jacketed hollow point has a lead core and the jacket is formed around it from the bottom up, leaving an opening at the tip. Some jacketed hollow points are designed as target bullets and do not expand well on impact, and should not be used for hunting. Others are meant for varmint type shooting and expand explosively on impact.
Most FMJ's have lead cores and thejacket is formed around it from the tip down, leaving the core exposed at the bottom. Some FMJ's have steel or tungsten core for increased mass. These are designed for deeppenetration.
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