Hunting Washington Forum
Equipment & Gear => Guns and Ammo => Topic started by: acnewman55 on March 26, 2015, 03:47:32 PM
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This is old 9mm luger ammo. Just curious what that shaft of metal is in the center of the hollow-point?
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Haven't seen it before. This is from a bag of ammo given to my by a friend from his days in the Marine Corps in the 80s.
Thanks
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Federal Hydra Shok
I carry it in my 38. Shoots great for Self Defense ammo!
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Federal Hydra Shok
I carry it in my 38. Shoots great for Self Defense ammo!
:yeah:
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Lead shaft in the middle.
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Yup Federal Hydra-Shok for sure.
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The post is suppose to focus fluid pressures outward producing a large mushroom with a shallower hollow point than others. Giving a combination of stopping power and deeper penetration. I saw a pig taken with a 158 grain 357 round at about 8-10 yards. Quite impressive even if it did not leave an exit wound! What I like most of all is it seems to group closer to my ball ammo than the other Self Defense ammo. And much more accurate than my Gold Dot ammo.
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I like Federal HST a lot better...
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Thanks for the answers all!
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