shootsteady
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I read recently about hollow point bullets.....
a cavity or hollow in the bullet nose (hollow point) to shift the projectile's centre of gravity rearwards....
Holding the bullet and looking at the hollow point under a magnifing glass, you can see the hole isn't level on certain bulllets manufactures, and Berger is looking real good..
I remember seeing a hollow point uniformer.... does uniforming the meplat of a hollow point help control the center of gravity?
If this has been a major debate in the past, I'll understand a no response...
a cavity or hollow in the bullet nose (hollow point) to shift the projectile's centre of gravity rearwards....
Holding the bullet and looking at the hollow point under a magnifing glass, you can see the hole isn't level on certain bulllets manufactures, and Berger is looking real good..
I remember seeing a hollow point uniformer.... does uniforming the meplat of a hollow point help control the center of gravity?
If this has been a major debate in the past, I'll understand a no response...
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