I was reading the following article 

 

http://www.northjersey.com/news/Paterson_cops_use_street_camera_to_catch_shooting_suspect.html

 

 

 

...The original warrants charged Williams with weapons offenses and aggravated assault, police said. After the arrest, he also was charged with possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose, possession of an unlawful weapon, possession of armor-piercing bullets, possession of a weapon during the commission of a drug offense as well various narcotics offenses...

 

Is armor piercing ammo typically made in .380 caliber? I'm wondering if he had "genuine" armor piercing ammo, or if he had something widely available, but the police decided to arbitrarily consider armor piercing? 

Maybe hollow points? Maybe bad communication between department and reporter? Maybe bad reporting?

IIRC, KTW made their armor piercing ammo in 380 along with a few other calibers.

Sometimes they interchange armor piercing and hollow point. Doesn't matter here. He is a shitbag and should be put away for a long time. But he won't be

I'd be willing to be they are talking about those cop killing, armor piercing, incendiary, high powered, hollow point bullets. 

When you dip the tips of ANY round (especially .380ACP) into black paint, they automatically become armor piercing, don't they??

The 380 can be used to shoot down planes. It will go straight through an entire school bus. Think of the chilren

 

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The 380 can be used to shoot down planes. It will go straight through an entire school bus. Think of the chilren

 

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Clearly, since the 380 is ten times more powerful than a 38.