? for those who hunt with ARs

[Oh Shoot]

a good question about it still being a fmj, someone else will have to answer that one, although and I could be wrong but I don't think that it is.  So hopefully someone else will chime in with a better answer.

 

On second thought, you're probably right, as many other hollow points in other calibers are also jacketed, but of course aren't considered FMJ. I guess it's just that hole is so small on .223 it doesn't really resemble what I think of as conventional hollowpoints, made me wonder.

 

But yeah, I guess a round can't classified as both a hollowpoint and a FMJ.

 

- OS

Edited October 14, 2013 by Oh Shoot

[Wiljo05]

My handloads look exactly the same and I "classified" them as jacketed hollow points in case the man asks...

[swim615]

I (think) you are good with any hollow point or soft point.

 

Since we are off topic a little here can I hunt with my slidefire stock in the locked position? :shrug:

[Oh Shoot]

Since we are off topic a little here can I hunt with my slidefire stock in the locked position? :shrug:

 

It's not "capable of fully automatic fire", in any position, eh?

 

- OS

Edited October 15, 2013 by Oh Shoot

[DaveS]

Isn't it still FMJ, though, like pic below?  Or does a FMJ hollowpoint make it technically no longer FMJ?

 

- OS

Good to go.

 

DaveS