Hey, this is Bill with Raven Rock Precision. Today we’re going to talk about 9mm JHP bullets—jacketed hollow points.
When most folks talk about jacketed hollow points, they usually think about self-defense. The opening at the tip of the bullet allows the petals to flower upon impact. When the bullet hits a target, it expands, and that expansion increases damage within the wound cavity.
That said, we actually sell the majority of our jacketed hollow points to people looking for a more accurate bullet. The JHPs we carry are all high-quality and made in the U.S. Right now, I’m holding a Sierra 147-grain Sports Master that we have on sale. We also carry a wide variety of Dead Nuts JHPs and jacketed hollow points from other manufacturers.
One important thing to note about JHP bullets is that the base is fully enclosed in a copper jacket, unlike FMJ bullets which have an exposed lead base. This design reduces lead fouling in the barrel, especially helpful for high-volume shooters. Over time, that cleaner performance can lead to better long-term results.
Jacketed hollow points are versatile. Many customers use them for self-defense. You can load your own carry ammo with our bullets. In fact, Dead Nuts produces bullets specifically designed for defense, and these are used by several ammunition manufacturers across the United States for their defensive loads.
If you’re into competition shooting, JHPs are also a great choice. They’re known for their consistency and precision. Our Dead Nuts JHPs are ideal for developing a reliable, repeatable load that performs well under pressure. And right now, we have them on sale.
So go ahead and check out the jacketed hollow points section on our website. We’re confident you’ll be happy with the selection we offer.
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