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SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Round Nose Shape Bullet  the nose is round  Penetrate deeply

SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Semi-wadcutter Shape Bullet  designed to cut a clean hole  bullet’s longer extension allows for quick reloading  Low to medium powder charge, so when fired, produces a mild recoil  normally used in target competition or for practice because is low velocity  expends most of its velocity going through a hollow core door or interior drywall.

SHOW ALL HIDE ALL  lead or copper-jacketed lead with a hollow cavity in the bullet’s nose;  bullet expands upon impact, it expends its kinetic energy.  expands quickly, it does not penetrate as deeply as a round-nose bullet  design reduces ricochet  usually of high velocity, it delivers maximum shock upon striking a surface of soft tissue  if fired at drywall or a wood door, the hollow cavity fills with the material and does not expand  is a round-nose bullet with extreme penetration. Hollow Point Shape Bullet

SHOW ALL HIDE ALL Wadcutter Shape Bullet  level with the top of the casing  has a sharp shoulder to cut a clean round hole in the target  powder load is minimum or moderate  used mainly in practice or competition  usually a low velocity bullet  expends most of its velocity going through a hollow core door or interior drywall