Is T45 ammo good?

The T45 round may be good if you are trying to learn ballistic trajectories for sniping with intermediate rounds, but its trajectory is worse then the PRS round, and its CQC ability is worse. The 7.62 PS round does 60 damage, and can deal 36000 DPM. The 5.45 BP round does 44 damage, and can deal 28600 DPM.

Whats better 7.62 or 5.45 x39?

Personally, I really like the 5.45x39mm cartridge. It’s smooth shooting with a light recoil impulse, more accurate than the 7.62x39mm and has a flatter trajectory. For all around use though, the average American shooter is better off with 7.62x39mm.

Is BP better than BT?

BP is fine ammo, use BT when you can but just remember it’s a tracer round and will give away your position especially from long range or at night. Ammo is the most important part of your gun and the attachments are secondary.

What does PS mean ammo?

See what we have in-stock: PSP Ammo Search » The pointed soft-point bullet is a popular bullet type used in dozens of lines of hunting ammo. Manufacturers range from cheap factories you might not be familiar with, to premium lines like the Remington CoreLokt.

What does PS stand for in ammo?

Patron Standartniy

What does MC mean for ammo?

Metal Case

What does UMC mean in ammo?

Union Metallic Cartridge Company

What is a HPBT bullet?

The hollow point boat tail bullet (HP-BT) – also known as the boat tail hollow point or BTHP ammo – is primarily a rifle ammunition used for hunting big game at long range, and is sometimes used as a coyote and wolf ammo. One of the most popular for competition is the Match King bullet from Sierra.

What are JSP bullets good for?

A soft-point bullet is intended to expand upon striking flesh to cause a wound diameter greater than the bullet diameter. Jacketed soft point bullets are usually abbreviated JSP in the ammunition and reloading industry.

Is JSP ammo good for self defense?

JSP will work well for self defense from a . 357. If your individual situation requires deeper penetration than a HP will provide, then it is the bullet style of choice.

Does the military use soft point ammo?

Military firearms are designed to use FMJ rounds because the Hague Convention prohibits signatory nations from using expanding bullets in warfare. Jacketed flat point (JFP) is also used for soft-point bullets with a flat, rather than a rounded front.

Why are hollow-points illegal in war?

A Hollow Point round is designed to increase in size and increase the damage done to the person hit. The Hague Convention of 1899, Declaration III, prohibited the use in international warfare of bullets that easily expand or flatten in the body. One good reason is that a hollow point is a usually a good body stopper.

What is a 7.5 ammo?

7.5 FK calibre ammunition is a proprietary calibre designed and produced by FK BRNO Engineering s.r.o. This caliber was designed specifically to bridge the gap between standard handgun and carbine rifle calibers in terms of power, efficiency, range, and accuracy.

What is more powerful a 38 or a 9 mm?

38 Special only produces 264 foot-pounds of force (147-grain bullet at 900 feet per second out of a 4-inch barrel), while standard pressure 9mm can produce 365 foot-pounds of force (124-grain bullet at 1,150 feet per second). This is 38.25% more energy at the muzzle in favor of the 9mm.

What handgun can hold the most bullets?

Glock 17