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<blockquote data-quote="WoodsCraft" data-source="post: 4353086" data-attributes="member: 51836">I don&#039;t load jacketed hollow points to punch holes in paper and no those hollow points you&#039;re buying aren&#039;t same as a good quality defensive hollow point.&nbsp;&nbsp; Rex Exelon was claiming he was saving money over the cost of buying factory loaded defensive ammo and I proved he wasn&#039;t.&nbsp; People that tell me otherwise are fibbing plain and simple.&nbsp;&nbsp; Using those &quot;hollow points&quot;&nbsp; you&#039;re referring to in match won&#039;t do anymore than just using a decent quality flat point will and the flat point cuts a cleaner hole.&nbsp; The only time using hollow points really make a difference in matches are when shooting pin matches. I don&#039;t think those much of a&nbsp; thing anymore, but when I was younger shot lots of folks shot and won&nbsp; pin matches because hollow points worked much better than FMJ bullets&nbsp; .</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WoodsCraft, post: 4353086, member: 51836"] I don't load jacketed hollow points to punch holes in paper and no those hollow points you're buying aren't same as a good quality defensive hollow point. Rex Exelon was claiming he was saving money over the cost of buying factory loaded defensive ammo and I proved he wasn't. People that tell me otherwise are fibbing plain and simple. Using those "hollow points" you're referring to in match won't do anymore than just using a decent quality flat point will and the flat point cuts a cleaner hole. The only time using hollow points really make a difference in matches are when shooting pin matches. I don't think those much of a thing anymore, but when I was younger shot lots of folks shot and won pin matches because hollow points worked much better than FMJ bullets . [/QUOTE]

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