Hey guys, there's this new non-lead ammo hitting their market. It's being marketed as self-defense ammo that is NON-EXPANDING. This is definitely good for us in NJ, where expanding ammo is it's own "legal beast" within out dizzying array of BS gun laws.

Here's a video review from TNOutdoors9:

The bullet itself is a "copper-polymer matrix", and retains its shape when it goes through ballistics gel or soft-tissue. It does, however, have the tendency to fragment when hitting more solid materials.

What do you guys think?

 

EDIT: and Happy Easter!

Why not good old hollow points ? It not like we could carry, and theres no point in just having ammo in your car.

Hollow points are legal for legal purposes

I have no issues with having hollow points. I'll stick with them

 

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Solution to a problem that doesn't exist...

Picked up the heads and loaded in the 458S, Just WOW for impact at 50 yards,  I began playing around with these and Lehigh Defense rounds and they are thumpers.  I have no video, but there is a video on YT.  

 

The Lehigh Defense rounds are the goto self defense rounds for .380 ACP

If you actually carry in Jersey and are not a cop (LOL) check out ^Lehigh Defense products.

 

I know they are in PA but they are in our greater area, so close to supporting a local business.

Why not good old hollow points ? It not like we could carry, and theres no point in just having ammo in your car.

My thinking is, one less legal elephant to worry about.

 

What if you get taken to court for defending yourself with a firearm in your own home?

 

What if you accidentally leave a cartridge in your pocket or in your trunk?

 

What if you're like Brian Aitken and are transporting your firearms and ammo between properties?

 

All of these are opportunities for this state to rail you, all because of "expanding ammo".