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The U.S. Military will use Hollow Point Pistol Ammo

Posted by Rob Longenecker on July 9th, 2015

In a significant doctrinal shift, the U.S. military is relegating full metal jacketed (FMJ) pistol bullets to a training role, and will be adopting modern hollowpoint designs similar to those used by most domestic law enforcement agencies and citizens who carry handguns for self-defense.

http://bearingarms.com/u-s-military-makes-monumental-shift-hollowpoint-pistol-ammunition/

 

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