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

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

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.

 

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

 

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

 

 

or speechless... lol

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

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

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

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.

 

 

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

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