Semi Jacketed Hollow points

[aliveonbackfeed 0]

What is the difference between them and regular Hollow points and are they good for indoor range shooting?

[RubberBullets 65]

I would say anything priced beyond FMJs are inefficient and costly for paper shooting (if your buying boxes) never bought or heard of semi jhp but I know most jhp are sometimes near double the cost with no noticeable difference in range shooting. Id say keep fmjs for the range and some jhp for HD

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

What is the difference between them and regular Hollow points and are they good for indoor range shooting?

 

Speer made them and they usually shot quite well. They were a jacketed version if a SWC. The jacketed base was cylindrical with the entire bearing surface jacketed. The nose was a lead truncated cone. In .44 they made a 225 gr SJHP and in 240 gr it was a SJSP.

 

Adios,

 

Pizza Bob

[Pizza Bob 1,488]

The picture that's worth a thousand words...

 

[RubberBullets 65]

The picture that's worth a thousand words...

 

 

or speechless... lol

[aliveonbackfeed 0]

Found these 110 grain for $15.99 a box. 38 special

[Greydaddy 2]

I have loaded Remington .357 diameter, 125 gr. SJHP in .38 Spl. & .357 Mag. & 44 Spl. & Mag with Nosler 240 gr. .429 diameter SJHP.

[JackDaWack 2,895]

any worries about leading on the feed ramp for auto's?

[Sigman 41]

any worries about leading on the feed ramp for auto's?

 

I don't remember seeing these in auto cartridges. I've only shot these in revolver 38SP, 357Mag, 44SP, and 44Mag.

[aliveonbackfeed 0]

 

 

I don't remember seeing these in auto cartridges. I've only shot these in revolver 38SP, 357Mag, 44SP, and 44Mag.

sounds like they should work ok then in my 38..Aim ordering 500 rounds

[RedBowTies88 41]

I've shot them numerious times from my .38spl... never has any problem.. of course never had any issues with straight lead either