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Sure, if you are an air marshal. New designs like this will take a few decades to prove, and I am not an early adopter in general.

This is the first time I here of it and never used it.

First I’ve heard of that. A polymer bullet…:thinking: Definitely need more research on it before drawing any conclusions. It could leave a lot of deposits in the barrel and make it tough to clean…or…it could significantly increase the barrel life by being easier on it. As said in the thread, time…

I am going to go on record and state that I am skeptical. Why? First, if this theory worked, this non-expanding style would be all the rage among the big manufacturers and notably the FBI, who has done extensive tests and has a massive database of data. Second, the physics and mechanics dont seem t…

It looks like interesting ammo as a copper and polymer mix I cannot imagine it has mass on it’s side. That said it should have less felt recoil and a higher MV. Two things are confusing though due to it’s shape the web site says it creates a venturi effect yet in the same breath they mention high …

Ruger jumped on the bandwagon for this type of ammo a few years ago. I saw some tests by tnoutdoors9 on the ARX and it didn’t perform well. Underwood seems to have a better performing bullet design.

Underwood uses the bullets designed and manufactured by Lehigh Defense, who also does their own non +P cartridges. The Xtreme Penetrator in 380 or higher is exactly that…frankly too much penetration. It is a 90 gr bullet in 380. I greatly prefer the Lehigh defense Xtreme Defense which has the philip…

I chose the X-Defender for my Beretta .32, I thought it was a good match for the 2" barrel. I saved out 8 for tryout rounds and fired a 4" group at 25yds. with 1 flyer. Better then I anticipated. :+1:

There are companies I trust… i.e. Black Hills, Underwood, and Lehigh because they have a name to protect and have proven themselves. An upstart mixing copper and polymer resin in a cool looking mold and starting a marketing campaign still has some things to prove to me. It could be a simple as wha…

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Rocklock July 23, 2020, 4:09pm 3

It looks like they jumped on the modified philips screwdriver tip as everyone else seems to be doing, using different metals, polymers, voodoo, whatever it takes to get more tumble, yaw, penetration, spin, back spin, somersaults, cartwheels, etc. I do see trouble with the company name of Inceptor as it will easily be seen as Interceptor by prosecutors, judges and juries who will construe it to mean you went out and bought this to Intercept and kill bad guys. Other than that, it looks pretty cool, might give it a try.

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