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Making 9mm hollowpoints.

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Added: Jul-26-2012 
By: Panzerknacker2
In: Weapons, Science and Technology
Tags: Making, 9mm, hollowpoints, lathe, workshop,
Location: Argentina (load item map)
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  • In response to all the question why to do it.
    1) I dont live in the USA where you can buy hollow points even in the porn cinema, this type of ammunition is exclusive of Police and SWAT teams around here.

    2) no, the lead and copper are soft metals, they dont heat up much in this type of operations.

    3) yes, I know it had limitations but is better than shooting FMJs.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Panzerknacker2 (4103.52)  

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  • Why does this seem like a REALLY REALLY REALLY REALLY bad idea?

    Ya know...friction creating heat and all...

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Enwon Geegeefor (124.90)

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  • I'd like to see what the homemade ones do in ballistic gel. It's always fun to see someone trying something different but I'll be sticking with my Ranger ammo for my SD guns.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    crapulence (56.18)  

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  • Very dangerous. You can also use a sharp file to create a cross pattern.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Black Spade (124.40)  

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  • Seems a gambit to do it with a live round. Cool lathe though.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    cobalt187 (291.02)  

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  • Modified: i didn't see that they were banned in your country. Good thinking.

    I guess I don't understand this. Why not just go to the store and buy hollow-points or buy hollow-point bullets and reload your own? Speer Gold Dots, my preferred carry bullet, are not just bullets drilled out. Also, if you buy ammunition from a reputable full power manufacturer like Underwood then you'll get much better velocities AND a superior defense bullet at the same time.

    While I'm sure your hollow-p More..

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Turk10mm (68.72)  

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  • Or you could just buy them....

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Chickenfried (48.50)  

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  • Neat, but you know that you can buy hollow points, right?

    Those won't work as well as commercial HP because they lack the lines that allow the metal to peel back predictably.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    jum_runky (1532.64)  

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  • When I was younger I pulled a .22 bullet out of it's case to get the powder. i noticed there was some bluish stuff at the bottom of the shell so i took a paper clip to try and scrape it out...POP!!! WTF? Oh, I see. That day I learned how rimfire bullets work.

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    Kruger60 (59.40)  

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  • I use to make a small hole in my 45-70 Government bullets and glued a small pistol primer in the hole

    Lots of fun

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    H3dgehog (474.60)  
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  • And then the primer ignites and shoots you where the sun don't shine.

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  • Focus?

    Posted Jul-26-2012 By 
    John Lanzer (178.40)  

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